gps_3
Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
I know we're still knee-deep in the 2023 schedule, but some dates have been released for next year in the SEC. My first reaction is that 10-2 may be good enough to win the conference. A lot of tough games, and a lot of great matchups. Here's the ESPN story
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Nobody will accuse Alabama of playing a weak schedule. September we host USF, go to Madison to play Wisconsin, then host UGA. In November we go to LSU, plays FCS, then travels to OU and then hosts AU. Looks like most teams won't be playing that FCS game before rivalry week, so that should quell the complaints on scheduling in the SEC lol. A lot of teams are going to see a serious increase in their SOS. Should be fun.
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Sources: Bama-UGA in Sept. highlights SEC slate
Alabama and Georgia are scheduled to meet Sept. 28, 2024, in Tuscaloosa, according to sources, marking only the fifth time in the past 20 years that the SEC powerhouses will face off in the regular season.
Nobody will accuse Alabama of playing a weak schedule. September we host USF, go to Madison to play Wisconsin, then host UGA. In November we go to LSU, plays FCS, then travels to OU and then hosts AU. Looks like most teams won't be playing that FCS game before rivalry week, so that should quell the complaints on scheduling in the SEC lol. A lot of teams are going to see a serious increase in their SOS. Should be fun.