What are you talking about? ESPN owns the media rights for the SEC. The worst case, they get bumped to ESPNU. Exposure isn't a problem.
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You’re right. Georgia has a fairly difficult schedule next year, at least on paper. The additions of UT and OU certainly add soemthing
Yep. And here’s Bama’s. Not really a cakewalk.
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Yep. But other than Tenn and maybe the Kentucky games, I don’t see any getting great ratings
Who cares? They will be on TV at every sports bar in the country because they will be on ESPN. People will see UGA every weekend even if they don't want to.
Four straight away games to end the seasonYep. And here’s Bama’s. Not really a cakewalk.
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Yeah, SEC does some weird **** sometimes. That’s the way Arkansas is rolling this year (technically one of the “away” games is the Southwest Classic in Arlington)Four straight away games to end the season
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I'm sure that will get resolved with the shake up to SEC scheduling with OU and UT coming in.Four straight away games to end the season
That’s already been taken into account.
I suppose this is college football news from 20 years ago, but Michael Oher is suing the nice white Ole Miss alums that adopted him. I mean there is nothing fishy about some Ole Miss boosters that just so happened to take in a 5 star offensive tackle and funnel him to their alma mater. Plus Mrs. Tuohy successfully defended him by confronting gang members in Memphis. And she taught him how to block. I mean this was all well-documented in the unflinching and accurate movie called The Blind Side. /sarcasm
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Michael Oher, subject of 'The Blind Side,' alleges Tuohy family never adopted him, cut him from film profits
The film grossed more than $300 million, but Oher alleges he never received any proceeds
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Keep in mind that they play an 8 game conference sked, so it would be equivalent if the @Wisconsin game was another conference game and then their noncon is WKU, Mercer, and USF.Yep. And here’s Bama’s. Not really a cakewalk.
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@Tenn, @OU, and @LSU is not a friendly away game slate though.
Also weird that he ended up in MiamiI suppose this is college football news from 20 years ago, but Michael Oher is suing the nice white Ole Miss alums that adopted him. I mean there is nothing fishy about some Ole Miss boosters that just so happened to take in a 5 star offensive tackle and funnel him to their alma mater. Plus Mrs. Tuohy successfully defended him by confronting gang members in Memphis. And she taught him how to block. I mean this was all well-documented in the unflinching and accurate movie called The Blind Side. /sarcasm
Michael Oher, subject of 'The Blind Side,' alleges Tuohy family never adopted him, cut him from film profits
The film grossed more than $300 million, but Oher alleges he never received any proceeds
So harder than any schedule we’ll have on the B12.
Posting this in here cause the thread has “humor “ in the title
Of course,
SEC is all about winning.
This schedule is worse than most but they always manage to limit the number of games the top teams have against other top teams and they almost never have two tough games in a row. They play weak OOC schedules and when they do play somebody tough it is at home or a "neutral" site
like in the dome in Atlanta.They build in the OOC opponent in the last 2-3 weeks of the season to give everyone a chance to get healthy while adding a free win
We can look down our nose but how often has a PAC12 team been on track for a playoff only to lose a tough game (on the road) against a solid team knocking them out of the playoff.
SEC ends up with at least one team in the playoff every year on a roll going in while the PAC is sitting at home arguing about how tough their schedule was.
And with all the playoff wins (can't win if you aren't there) who has the TV money and which conference is waiting for the death certificate?
Put it on the bulletin board!
Wow! This is great!
Was there even an original thought or opinion introduced in that piece or was it just more of the same where the roster turnover is still being brought up as a major detriment?
Uh... "Slime Time" bruh
Also, for a Pac 12 assistant to go off the record to say something like, “They likely won’t win a P5 game until October. That’s the Coach Prime show I want to see, when they’re 1-5 and not beating SWAC teams with FBS transfers” is some real dick bag chicken **** talk.
It honestly felt like the author has personal disdain for him
Some of these coaches are going this way because they are far too afraid to actually step up and take the risk this kind of a program rebuild involves.
They would rather lose with the guys they inherited and can blame on the last guy or lose with the guys they brought in themselves then risk being held responsible for the results of making a major change.
Real coaches win with the players they are given.
Makes me wonder what he thought of what Riley did at USC.
It's a subtle difference, but when you're a seasoned expert like Farrell you recognize that USC and TCU and others, unlike Coach Prime and CU, did things the
Rog. So you didn’t check out the ‘24 schedules.Of course,
SEC is all about winning.
This schedule is worse than most but they always manage to limit the number of games the top teams have against other top teams and they almost never have two tough games in a row. They play weak OOC schedules and when they do play somebody tough it is at home or a "neutral" site
They build in the OOC opponent in the last 2-3 weeks of the season to give everyone a chance to get healthy while adding a free win
We can look down our nose but how often has a PAC12 team been on track for a playoff only to lose a tough game (on the road) against a solid team knocking them out of the playoff.
SEC ends up with at least one team in the playoff every year on a roll going in while the PAC is sitting at home arguing about how tough their schedule was.
And with all the playoff wins (can't win if you aren't there) who has the TV money and which conference is waiting for the death certificate?
Occasionally they are going to be forced to play some quality back to back opponents but I have no question that over time they will figure out how to make sure that their top teams are protected from upset risks.
And they are still playing mostly joke opponents OOC, and the few quality opponents are coming to SEC land most of the time.
And I'm not being critical of it. If the PAC had been smart enough to copy some of what the SEC and the B1G do in scheduling we likely would have seen more PAC teams in playoff games and who knows, might have even had a media contract offered that didn't kill the conference. There is a lot of value to the networks when the can advertise upcoming games as involving top 10 teams consistently.
Damn. Crazy that multiple SEC programs have essentially kicked these guys off within a year or so.