A place for a gravy schedule

As I have mentioned, I think this is an excellent schedule for this team at our particular stage of development. Competition that makes sense. Not too hard, not too easy. However, I have no problem with a coach throwing in a gravy schedule some years. Sometimes a team needs to learn how to win, and that is more critical than the "toughening up" process. That is one of the problems that HBCU coaches have to deal with. Their players get into such a habit of losing that it has to affect their psyche at some point. Of course, they don't have any option to get a gravy schedule.