Don't worry Ohio State

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OWB

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Due to your patsy OOC scheduling and your patsy conference schedule, I'm sure you'll undeservedly be right back in the mix next year, only to go on to a big BCS bowl and get demolished by another SEC team.
 
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OWB said:
Due to your patsy OOC scheduling and your patsy conference schedule, I'm sure you'll undeservedly be right back in the mix next year, only to go on to a big BCS bowl and get demolished by another SEC team.
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:rock: They aren't going to be more talented next year...
 
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OWB said:
Due to your patsy OOC scheduling and your patsy conference schedule, I'm sure you'll undeservedly be right back in the mix next year, only to go on to a big BCS bowl and get demolished by another SEC team.
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But they get USC next year.
 
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tvolsfan said:
But they get USC next year.
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Yeah, that was probably scheduled 10 years ago. I'm sure if they could've looked into the future, they would have gone on and scheduled St. Mary's school for the deaf and blind and been done with it.
 
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That's just not true. Ohio State played Texas in '05 and '06. They've got USC, Oklahoma, and Miami on their upcoming schedule. The idea they run from tough nonconference games is silly.
 
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Their nonconference schedule this year wasn't appreciably weaker than what Tennessee will face next season. Also, Texas, Oklahoma, and USC are better than any nonconference opponents Tennessee has played in the last 20 years, with the exception of the '02 Miami team.
 
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OSU should schedule at least one tough OOC game, because their in conference schedule is awful.
 
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hatvol96 said:
Their nonconference schedule this year wasn't appreciably weaker than what Tennessee will face next season. Also, Texas, Oklahoma, and USC are better than any nonconference opponents Tennessee has played in the last 20 years, with the exception of the '02 Miami team.
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Tennessee doesn't have to schedule those teams, they have to play Florida, Georgia, LSU, Auburn, Bama and other SEC teams. Just scheduling a halfway decent OOC schedule is good enough.
 
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OWB said:
Tennessee doesn't have to schedule those teams, they have to play Florida, Georgia, LSU, Auburn, Bama and other SEC teams. Just scheduling a halfway decent OOC schedule is good enough.
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Perfectly said... But is nice to be known as the SEC team that travels unlike Georgia.
 
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Remind me when the last time Tennessee played Alabama, Auburn, and LSU in the same season. Also, remind me the last time Vanderbilt and Kentucky weren't on the schedule.
 
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hatvol96 said:
Remind me when the last time Tennessee played Alabama, Auburn, and LSU in the same season. Also, remind me the last time Vanderbilt and Kentucky weren't on the schedule.
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The same years OSU played Texas, OU, and USC in the same season.
 
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hatvol96 said:
Remind me when the last time Tennessee played Alabama, Auburn, and LSU in the same season. Also, remind me the last time Vanderbilt and Kentucky weren't on the schedule.
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I knew you were going to say that so I'll counter it with... Remind me when Ohio State plays Texas, Oklahoma, USC and Miami in the same year.

It was just an example of teams that Tennessee possibly faces each and every year and you know what I meant.
 
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hatvol96 said:
Remind me when the last time Tennessee played Alabama, Auburn, and LSU in the same season. Also, remind me the last time Vanderbilt and Kentucky weren't on the schedule.
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The SEC CG with LSU does not exactly make our schedule look weak either.
 
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Two different issues. It's not Ohio State's job to worry about how good the rest of the Big 10 is. The bottom line is, they are scheduling better nonconference opponents than Tennessee. Hence, the games where they have control over who they play, they are manning up more than UT.
 
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hatvol96 said:
Two different issues. It's not Ohio State's job to worry about how good the rest of the Big 10 is. The bottom line is, they are scheduling better nonconference opponents than Tennessee. Hence, the games where they have control over who they play, they are manning up more than UT.
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I'm sure if UT played a dismal conference schedule, they would man up a little.
 
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hatvol96 said:
Remind me when the last time Tennessee played Alabama, Auburn, and LSU in the same season. Also, remind me the last time Vanderbilt and Kentucky weren't on the schedule.
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You make a good point though. One of our easier opponents beat the NC this year.
 
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