northknoxvol
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They removed Nico with 7 minutes to go in the 2nd quarter. You miserable ass people will always find some bs to harp on. You are an outlier, sometimes you gotta look in the mirror and ask is it them or me ? LolIt would be interesting to see what some would say if those players got pissed and purposefully hurt Nico last night.
Honestly, it probably needs to have balance to it…Tennessee should probably have to replace one out of Vanderbilt or Kentucky with Florida (or if you want…someone like Texas).If there’s only 1 permanent, it won’t be Bama. It will be Vandy. Bama will get Auburn.
The 9 game/3 permanent opponents setup makes the most sense because it allows every team to play every other team home and away during a 4 year span. For Tennessee, it would be Vandy, Bama, and probably Kentucky.
Well before Heupel this would have been a win but more like 38-24Something has to change imo. Beating the brakes off these small teams and giving them checks just doesnt fly anymore. Fans pay too much money to go to a game that is just a scrimmage. Fans all over college football are leaving at halftime of these games. The TV networks have to be pissed about paying so much for the rights to broadcast and then struggling to keep viewers for more than a quarter.
Florida isn’t a longstanding rivalry with history. It only came about because of the creation of divisions. They’re not even border states. Divisions are gone now. Hell, I preferred the Auburn rivalry, which divisions killed.Honestly, it probably needs to have balance to it…Tennessee should probably have to replace one out of Vanderbilt or Kentucky with Florida (or if you want…someone like Texas).
Agreed I gave my tickets away yesterday because I didn‘t want to go watch a scrimmage.Something has to change imo. Beating the brakes off these small teams and giving them checks just doesnt fly anymore. Fans pay too much money to go to a game that is just a scrimmage. Fans all over college football are leaving at halftime of these games. The TV networks have to be pissed about paying so much for the rights to broadcast and then struggling to keep viewers for more than a quarter.
This is crazy.Something has to change imo. Beating the brakes off these small teams and giving them checks just doesnt fly anymore. Fans pay too much money to go to a game that is just a scrimmage. Fans all over college football are leaving at halftime of these games. The TV networks have to be pissed about paying so much for the rights to broadcast and then struggling to keep viewers for more than a quarter.
Kent State had played in the MAC championship game a few weeks before we signed the contracts with them. They've never beaten an SEC team but in 2022 gave UGA a relatively close game.Would be interesting to know where Kent State and UTEP were rated when the contracts were signed, need to play at least one instate school pre SEC season for all the right reasons and generate some excess cash to share with other state schools also supported by the state taxpayers, creates more opportunities for instate kids that want to play football.
We do the same thing in basketball and baseball, during the mid week schedules.
I think the problem may be that when UT scheduled Kent State, they had some semblance of a football team, but then fell off a cliff. Our opponents need to be better than the scout squad for the game to be useful to the team.
Then you’ve just kept the same number of cupcakes. The subject of this thread was about reducing them.Fine, but the rule about having to schedule an OOC power opponent should be dropped if the 9th SEC game is added. The SEC schedule as it is is hard enough on every team.
Honestly, it probably needs to have balance to it…Tennessee should probably have to replace one out of Vanderbilt or Kentucky with Florida (or if you want…someone like Texas).