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UK Has the Toughest Schedule in the SEC in 2013

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Terrible draw for Stoops in his first year. Look for four, maybe five wins. One positive is that they'll have three of their tougher opponents at home.

If they win 4 games then that is a good start for Stoops.

 

The only gimme game I see is Alabama State.

Aug. 31: vs. Western Kentucky- win

Sept. 7: MIAMI (OHIO)- win

Sept. 14: LOUISVILLE- loss

Sept. 21: OPEN

Sept. 28: FLORIDA- loss

Oct. 5: at South Carolina-loss

Oct. 12: ALABAMA- loss

Oct. 19: OPEN

Oct. 26: at Mississippi State- win

Nov. 2: ALABAMA STATE- win

Nov. 9: MISSOURI- win

Nov. 16: at Vanderbilt- loss

Nov. 23: at Georgia- loss

Nov. 30: Tennessee- win

 

 

 

i am giving the Miss St game a W because I feel Stoops and staff will get one win where it is an upset win. Debated Georgia, Miss St. or UL......

4 wins and I'm ok with that if there is a sign of progress. Let's be optomistic but realistic and enjoy a more competitive brand of football!

Nothing new. UK Football schedule is always tough.

5 wins max, but at least Commonwealth Stadium will be fun this fall!!

4-8.

 

They don't win a road SEC game. Not Vandy, Not Miss. State, Not UGA, and especially not Carolina.

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