Scheduling Question

[MAD]

I can’t recall Tennessee ever playing their final two regular season games on the road, was this a scheduling error by the SEC?

 

[Rememberthelate90s]

I can’t recall Tennessee ever playing their final two regular season games on the road, was this a scheduling error by the SEC?

Technically our last game is a home game. Checker neyland west baby.

 

[sonofUT62]

We’ve (I believe) traditionally play SC on the weekend that we play KY this year. If those games were reversed we would be playing KY at home this weekend.

 

[37620VOL]

I can’t recall Tennessee ever playing their final two regular season games on the road, was this a scheduling error by the SEC?

Since we end 2023 with 2 home games, I guess not.

 

[IndianaVol]

Seems like I recall this year's and next year's schedules were both shuffled for the move from CBS to ESPN as well as the groundwork for Texas/Oklahoma joining up.

I believe a similar anomaly happened when Mizzou and TAM joined.

 

[WoodsmanVol]

I can’t recall Tennessee ever playing their final two regular season games on the road, was this a scheduling error by the SEC?

Who cares. Tennessee is becoming a team that says, "Anybody, anywhere, any time." Fear the orange!

 

[Give_Him_6!]

As long as I can remember up until the last few years, we always played Kentucky and Vandy at the end of the year. So, I cannot remember us having two road games at the end of the year.

 

[GAVol]

We’ve (I believe) traditionally play SC on the weekend that we play KY this year. If those games were reversed we would be playing KY at home this weekend.

That's exactly what it is. SC is typically right around Halloween but got pushed back this year for some reason. I've posted this before, but I wish they'd move games around a lot more so everybody that travels could go to places at different times of the year. We've been dying in the heat in Gainesville for 30 years and freezing to death in Lexington since forever.