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OK that's one opponent (about 4 times) in 20 years.
Florida never plays the likes of SCal, Oklahoma, Texas, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Nebraska, etc.
Alabama | MrSEC
* While some say SEC representatives havent forgotten that FSU spurned the league in the early 1990s, we point out that FSU spurned the league in the early 1990s. Meaning the school had an invite to turn down in the first place. If Florida didnt jump in the way 20 years ago, would Florida and others jump in the way now? *
This is what most people remember.
And Tennessee does? With the exception of Notre Dame, I don't see UT traveling to Norman, Columbus or any of the schools mentioned above
Our biggest, baddest, in-state rival isn't Vanderbilt...and we don't have to recruit nationally to contend for national championships. What UT's excuse?
And Tennessee does? With the exception of Notre Dame, I don't see UT traveling to Norman, Columbus or any of the schools mentioned above
Our biggest, baddest, in-state rival isn't Vanderbilt...and we don't have to recruit nationally to contend for national championships. What UT's excuse?
We were scheduled to play OU & OSU around 2015 or so but with they new expansion I doubt it. We have tougher opponents to start the season. Look it up.
Tennessee's home-and-home football series with Ohio State set for 2018 and 2019 has been canceled because of a conference-expansion related scheduling conflict.
Ohio State requested to cancel the series because of the recent decision to expand the Big Ten conference schedule from eight to nine games starting in 2017. UT obliged, as the schools "may look at an option to play in future years," according to an Ohio State press release.
UT has yet to find a replacement for the Buckeyes on its 2018 and 2019 schedules.
The only time the Vols and Buckeyes ever faced each other was in the 1996 Citrus Bowl. UT defeated the Buckeyes, 20-14, to cap an 11-1 1995 season.
UT's future slate of games already announced currently includes: 2012 -- North Carolina State (Atlanta), Akron, Troy, Georgia State; 2013 -- at Oregon, South Alabama; 2014 -- at Oklahoma; 2015 -- Oklahoma, at Connecticut; 2016 -- at Nebraska, Connecticut; 2017 -- Nebraska.
We were scheduled to play OU & OSU around 2015 or so but with they new expansion I doubt it. We have tougher opponents to start the season. Look it up.
And we finish up with FSU every year instead of Kentucky...look that up.
UF playing FSU accomplishes the same result as UT playing UCLA, Notre Dame and and Oklahoma. Both teams are playing quality opponents while marketing their respective programs in areas where they recruit.
============================And we've never lost to Oklahoma or Ohio State...and we dont finish up with Vandy and UK.