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Title: On top of all the reasons that game was important, I think there is another
Post by: 10EC on October 17, 2022, 09:29:54 EDT
With the expanded SEC coming, we needed to make a statement that you do not mess with the 3rd Saturday in October.  I have heard a lot of conversations since the OU UTx announcement that it isn't relevant anymore.  All this "Pods" talk and possible alignments. 

Tennessee and Alabama built the SEC.... period.  You do not mess with that game.

I think we put that to rest..... :nono:


Title: Re: On top of all the reasons that game was important, I think there is another
Post by: tshadow on October 17, 2022, 10:53:21 EDT
It is a  pillar of the SEC. It has to be grandfathered in. I also think you have to preserve the RRR.


Title: Re: On top of all the reasons that game was important, I think there is another
Post by: BanditVol on October 17, 2022, 11:13:23 EDT
It is a  pillar of the SEC. It has to be grandfathered in. I also think you have to preserve the RRR.

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Title: Re: On top of all the reasons that game was important, I think there is another
Post by: FLVOL on October 17, 2022, 11:14:22 EDT
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Red River Rivalry


Title: Re: On top of all the reasons that game was important, I think there is another
Post by: BanditVol on October 17, 2022, 11:15:38 EDT
I read recently the most credible thing I have heard so far, which is that the leading model for the SEC is to go to a 9-game SEC schedule with no divisions at all and have three traditional opponents while rotating the other six every two years.  The most common suggestion of Vol opponents is bammer, vandy and kentucky.

If they do adopt that approach, it could be very good for us.  We have had to play bammer every year at their absolute peak, which suxes.


Title: Re: On top of all the reasons that game was important, I think there is another
Post by: PirateVOL on October 18, 2022, 12:34:14 EDT
I read recently the most credible thing I have heard so far, which is that the leading model for the SEC is to go to a 9-game SEC schedule with no divisions at all and have three traditional opponents while rotating the other six every two years.  The most common suggestion of Vol opponents is bammer, vandy and kentucky.

If they do adopt that approach, it could be very good for us.  We have had to play bammer every year at their absolute peak, which suxes.
I would enjoy that scenario as we could continue to rip the wannabbe kitties' hearts out :nod: