You’ll only miss it every other year.Ours surprises me I would certainly miss the UT game
Yeah i agree here It is a minor thing but we have nothing wjtb them and to be fair…..outside of ole miss nobody else in west does either. Weird school in middle of nothingThe problem I have this the UK projection is the inclusion of Ms St. I really really doubt that either school want to continue this "rivalry". The was really no basis for this rivalry under the current SEC schedule. I guess it easy to just continue it when projecting a schedule.
How much longer is Saban going to be around anyway.I cannot fathom they would break up the Kentucky - Vanderbilt rivalry!
A tradition like no other!
Actually, if correct, we will be playing three teams we have been playing every year since divisions started in the 1990s.
Suck it, Saban?
Long enough to complain, I guess!How much longer is Saban going to be around anyway.
Under Dellinger’s scenario, UK and SC are the only two schools that don’t play their closest geographical rival.
Not official he calls this his educated guess after talking to insiders. Ours surprises me I would certainly miss the UT game
Under Dellinger’s scenario, UK and SC are the only two schools that don’t play their closest geographical rival.
That’s just wrong
Cats SHOULD have the Vols
Why is every team listed twice in different groups?
Not official he calls this his educated guess after talking to insiders. Ours surprises me I would certainly miss the UT game
Nose-up-in-the-air Uga will play SC 2/4 years regardless of how annoying they find them. Poor ole GA being annoyed? LMAO. Screw Uga.I didn't hear that every team could submit just 1 rival/permanent opponent. Report i read was all teams submitted a preferred listing of 5, from most important to least.
Online rumors are that Georgia doesn't want to play S Carolina, they find that match-up unnecessarily annoying. Too difficult & emotional road game, everything to lose/nothing to gain winning. but as a home game their fans don't feel it is important. Knoxville feels the same about Kentucky.
So since us & S Carolina are nobodies & the other 2 are somebody's who's opinions matter more, that is why the trend is for Georgia to be a UK yearly opponent, nit Knoxville.
I didn't hear that every team could submit just 1 rival/permanent opponent. Report i read was all teams submitted a preferred listing of 5, from most important to least.
Online rumors are that Georgia doesn't want to play S Carolina, they find that match-up unnecessarily annoying. Too difficult & emotional road game, everything to lose/nothing to gain winning. but as a home game their fans don't feel it is important. Knoxville feels the same about Kentucky.
So since us & S Carolina are nobodies & the other 2 are somebody's who's opinions matter more, that is why the trend is for Georgia to be a UK yearly opponent, nit Knoxville.
I think everyone in the SEC would get both Bama and Georgia, every other year.Every other year they will both be on our schedule. Only 3 schools will have to do this. Lucky Us right???
Tennessee would rather have UK. It’d be dumb not to. That’s your easiest conference road game for all 4 schools (worth going to).I didn't hear that every team could submit just 1 rival/permanent opponent. Report i read was all teams submitted a preferred listing of 5, from most important to least.
Online rumors are that Georgia doesn't want to play S Carolina, they find that match-up unnecessarily annoying. Too difficult & emotional road game, everything to lose/nothing to gain winning. but as a home game their fans don't feel it is important. Knoxville feels the same about Kentucky.
So since us & S Carolina are nobodies & the other 2 are somebody's who's opinions matter more, that is why the trend is for Georgia to be a UK yearly opponent, nit Knoxville.
It's not perfect no matter for any team...I hadn't heard this, but this seems plausible. I think there is zero doubt that Georgia is a big game for South Carolina and Tennessee is a big game for UK, but the other parties in each instance do not place the same weight on the game.
One thing that seems to be more disputable Is the groupings of teams (the upper half and the lower half of the league). Because of recent performance, UT has been placed with the "have nots" (much to their chagrin). That is important if indeed the league gives each of the upper teams two permanent opponents from the "haves" and one permanent opponent from the "have not". Alabama, for example, is rumored to have Auburn, LSU, and UT as their permanent teams. On the surface, this seems unfair...but if UT is considered a bottom half team, then it would make sense. For UK, it would make a Vandy, UT, and Mizzou trio unlikely as we would not have a top half team.
Now imagine having both on your schedule every other year.