| FTBL 2024 Bama Football Schedule - Wow!
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50+yeartidefan
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50+yeartidefan
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We got a dandy of schedule...especially on road...wisconsin...Tennessee...lsu...Oklahoma....vandy
Good home....except non conference...uga...au..misouri..USCe
Tennessee....looks like like they paid someone off...4of sec bottom feeders...msu, vandy ark..florida....+ky
Arkansas....yicks...
Lsu.. 2 new big 10 schools...lol...USCw...n UCLA
Over all...looks fun
Good home....except non conference...uga...au..misouri..USCe
Tennessee....looks like like they paid someone off...4of sec bottom feeders...msu, vandy ark..florida....+ky
Arkansas....yicks...
Lsu.. 2 new big 10 schools...lol...USCw...n UCLA
Over all...looks fun
Justneedme81
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I've got the hotel and flight done. I toyed with flying to Milwaukee and take the Badger Bus to save a little money, but Delta from Atlanta wasn't horrible, and I was able to use miles. Southwest isn't reserving that far out yet.
I just need to spring for the tickets.
50+yeartidefan
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Nice to have next week off too
Spend some days in wisconsin tolook around
I'm not sure Miss. State wins a conference game next year. Or Vandy.
It's rare when two teams lay an egg in conference play. In a cursory look at the last forty years, it looks like 2013, 2012, 2002 and 1983 were the only years when it happened. Before that, many teams played just six conference games, so it was easier for bad teams to dodge each other, and it happened more often. Also, ties were prevalent in that era.
In 1963, three teams went winless in the league (Vandy, Kentucky, and Tulane).
*EDIT - the three winless teams also happened in '37 and '34, both times including Sewanee.
RTR,
Tim
It's rare when two teams lay an egg in conference play. In a cursory look at the last forty years, it looks like 2013, 2012, 2002 and 1983 were the only years when it happened. Before that, many teams played just six conference games, so it was easier for bad teams to dodge each other, and it happened more often. Also, ties were prevalent in that era.
In 1963, three teams went winless in the league (Vandy, Kentucky, and Tulane).
*EDIT - the three winless teams also happened in '37 and '34, both times including Sewanee.
RTR,
Tim
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I read that Bama has the second toughest schedule next year! Florida has the toughest schedule. Playing five Power 5 teams.Full SEC Schedule...
The Gators will play Georgia in Jacksonville, travel to Texas, host LSU, host Ole Miss and travel to Tallahassee to play Florida State.
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Another nugget of...conversation from the fb page All We Talk Is College Football:
Since the opening of the Transfer Portal, the Sooners have lost their ENTIRE Offensive Line
This was capped off last night by Cayden Green, a True Freshman Starter for OU, entering the Portal. He was expected to be the FUTURE of the OL, but reportedly left for NIL opportunities
Don't forget that OU already lost their Star QB Dillon Gabriel & Offensive Coordinator as well...
This means that Oklahoma is going into the SEC with a 1st year QB, New Offensive Coordinator, & an entirely new Offensive Line
OU's 2024 Schedule features 7 teams that are currently ranked in the CFP Top 25
The Sooners may be in PRISON next season
BamaFan334
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Georgia's ain't no slouch. Texas, Alabama, and Clemson.
50+yeartidefan
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Nor is bamas away schedule....Wisconsin...Oklahoma...Tennessee...lsu
No cakewalk there
I just read on here that Oklahoma having to rebuild the front line and need a new OC. Maybe the OC is taking players like the old Head Coach did?
TerryP
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I'm thinking of driving to this one. Total, around 16-17 hours. BUT, also thinking about making it a vaca trip. I can stop in Knoxville, Indy, Chicago...
I want to see "Jump Around," in person.
A Wisconsin woman dressed in striped overalls...might be intriguing.
bama alum
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I'm not going to drive, but I'm also thinking of making the trip.
BamaFan334
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Roll Tide Bama tailgate at Camp Randall!
50+yeartidefan
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50+yeartidefan
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Looking around.....not a lot to do in Wisconsin in September....
Maybe a fly in...stay a day and fly home...
Maybe a fly in...stay a day and fly home...
Brewers play at home that Monday if I remember right. Green Bay not too far, but Packers schedule isn't released yet.
Appears EVERY year that the SEC scheduling department is still staffed by Roy Kramer's boyz. He set up the initial scheduling so that he was in charge the first twenty years by using TEN year bundles. The second bundle was done one year before he retired. So it stands to reason, before he left, he hired young people that would be there forever. The SOB made sure that ut would have an easy schedule at least until he died. If I outlive him I swear I will piss on his grave.
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