2010I thought we played Duke next year :conf2: Or is that 2010?
I want some payback for that awful game I sat through last time. Is that a bad thing?I thought we played Duke next year :conf2: Or is that 2010?
Well, what i ment by that sometimes small schools are ok because everybody plays them, but Chatt. is a div. 1AA school. That's stooping to the barn's level.
At least W. Kentucky, and Tulane are div. 1A programs
No it isn't. When the schedule expanded to 12 games, most teams in major conferences added a 1AA team as their extra game. Off the top of my head just this year, Oklahoma played Chattanooga, Florida played The Citadel, and LSU played App. State. It worked out ok for Oklahoma and Florida and playing Western Kentucky did not hurt us.
In all honesty, that's the only game on the schedule I'm dreading...Playing Ole Miss in Oxford will be a great game.
I'm not a fan of these 1AA teams on our schedule. There are plenty of 1A cellar dwellers out there we could buy wins from. They are easy opponents and we get some respect for not selling out.Stephen has it right. Everyone in the SEC is now scheduling 1-AA programs. For the 2009 season, nine of the twelve SEC teams have a 1-AA opponent, and Ole Miss will be adding one shortly, so that will make ten teams with a 1-AA opponent.
Only two teams in the entire SEC will not have a 1-AA opponent on the schedule in 2009: Tennessee and LSU. However, Tennessee has Western Kentucky -- who will be playing their first year of 1-A football this year -- and LSU, even without a 1-AA opponent, still has the easiest non-conference schedule in the entire SEC.
Guys......Gals....that schedule looks runnable to me...
dont we also have penn state in 2010? or did that get pushed back?2010
dont we also have penn state in 2010? or did that get pushed back?
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