weezyfbaby00 said:In the event an agreement cannot be reached with the Crimson Tide, Tech's opponent will likely be another Southeastern Conference team.
Any reason to think this won't get done?
weezyfbaby00 said:In the event an agreement cannot be reached with the Crimson Tide, Tech's opponent will likely be another Southeastern Conference team.
Any reason to think this won't get done?
Lenny Kozlowski said:As much sh*t as i give to our admin.....They deserve praise for being on the leading end of the neutral site games. 8)
If only we could bring back the 50/50 split to the iron bowl :cry:
psychojoe said:Isn't the 2009 game with Tulane at New Orleans? If that is so, playing Va Tech would give us two non conference road games, which could hurt from a revenue perspective.
TerryP said:252BAMA said:And Bama vs. Duke there in 2010. Three straight years opening in the Dome. Gets Bama used to playing there every year in the SECCG!
FWIW, Duke is scheduled right now to be played on the 18th of Sept. We play a few teams before them...
MobileBama said:which could hurt from a revenue perspective.
I don't think we or any SEC team needs to worry about revenue (bowl games, merchandise, television, etc.)
252BAMA said:weezyfbaby00 said:In the event an agreement cannot be reached with the Crimson Tide, Tech's opponent will likely be another Southeastern Conference team.
Any reason to think this won't get done?
Yes.
http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2008/07/alabama_unlikely_to_play_virgi.html
It Takes Eleven said:252BAMA said:weezyfbaby00 said:In the event an agreement cannot be reached with the Crimson Tide, Tech's opponent will likely be another Southeastern Conference team.
Any reason to think this won't get done?
Yes.
http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2008/07/alabama_unlikely_to_play_virgi.html
This just means it is a certainty to happen. Raporport usually has it exactly wrong.
http://www.ajc.com/blogs/content/shared-blogs/ajc/cfb/entries/2008/07/17/alabama_at_dome.html1. Alabama at Dome in 2009 far from done deal: Virginia Tech announced yesterday that it had agreed to open next season by playing in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff at the Georgia Dome on Aug. 29, 2009. Virginia Tech released the information on its website even though no opponent had been signed. In that release the school said that Alabama would be a possible opponent. But I heard from somebody in the Alabama football building last night telling me that the odds were against the Crimson Tide coming back to Atlanta for the second straight year. Alabama opens the 2008 season against Clemson on Aug. 30 and is thinking about playing Duke in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff game in 2010. Alabama will also have a rookie quarterback in 2009 as John Parker Wilson moves on. The Crimson Tide might not want to throw a new QB against Bud Foster’s Hokie defense.