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Found more info on scheduling of non-D1 opponents: The base case is a 27 game schedule with a maximum of two non-D1 opponents. Then, if a team is participating in a "multi-team event (MTE) tournament", D1 teams are allowed to play up to four games in the MTE - for a total of 31 games. If a team is not playing in an MTE (which ORU is not this season), they can add two games to the 27 game base case schedule for a total of 29 - and these two additional games are not required to be against D1 opponents. So, in this case, a schedule can have up to four non-D1 opponents (exactly how ORU has built the schedule this season). One article mentioned that more and more low and mid-major teams are using this four non-d1 opponent approach to fill out a home schedule.