October 30, 201510 yr Sept. 3 - SOUTHERN MISS Sept. 10 - at Florida Sept. 17 - NEW MEXICO STATE Sept. 24 - SOUTH CAROLINA Oct. 1 - at Alabama Oct. 8 - VANDERBILT Oct. 15 - OPEN Oct. 22 - MISSISSIPPI STATE Oct. 29 - at Missouri Nov. 5 - GEORGIA Nov. 12 - at Tennesse Nov. 19 - AUSTIN PEAY Nov. 26 - at Louisville
October 30, 201510 yr Ok I am really confused. Why do they play Miss State three straight seasons? How does the SEC determine the two cross over games?
October 30, 201510 yr Ok I am really confused. Why do they play Miss State three straight seasons? How does the SEC determine the two cross over games? Mississippi St. is their permanent SEC West opponent.
October 30, 201510 yr Ok I am really confused. Why do they play Miss State three straight seasons? How does the SEC determine the two cross over games?They have played Mississppi State each of their last 26 seasons.
October 30, 201510 yr Whew. Once again really stepping out the with that brutal OOC schedule. Why should they go out and play a strong OOC schedule? If you're building a program the goal is to get to a bowl game, so why play a team that is potentially going to beat you and not get to the six wins needed?
October 30, 201510 yr Will UK only play the other West team once instead of playing a home and home with them?
October 30, 201510 yr Will UK only play the other West team once instead of playing a home and home with them? Yes, but I honestly don't know how they rotate the other teams by year. Not sure there is any order to it.
October 30, 201510 yr Assuming they have no major losses in terms of transfers, etc. they should win at least 6 games with that schedule. 7 or 8 is very realistic as well.
October 30, 201510 yr That is an interesting way to schedule. Since you only play two cross over games you would think they would rotate those or do a home and home with two teams then switch those games.
October 30, 201510 yr That is an interesting way to schedule. Since you only play two cross over games you would think they would rotate those or do a home and home with two teams then switch those games. They keep the permanent crossover games so that Tennessee/Alabama and Auburn/Georgia are played annually, because they are two of the oldest rivalries in the country. Florida and LSU are crossover opponents and they have complained (especially LSU) about it several times. For the sake of the thread, here are the SEC annual crossover opponents: -Alabama/Tennessee -Arkansas/Missouri -Auburn/Georgia -Florida/LSU -Kentucky/Mississippi State -Ole Miss/Vanderbilt -South Carolina/Texas A&M
October 31, 201510 yr That is an interesting way to schedule. Since you only play two cross over games you would think they would rotate those or do a home and home with two teams then switch those games. SEC Office determines all of this.
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