SEC schedule that can work if MIZZ joins

I hate that it take forever to play all the non-permanent opponents when you only have 1 revolving game, but this is one of the better ideas I've seen. The one downer for SEC East teams is that it may take forever to get around to playing either Texas A&M or Missouri. It's a pretty good deal for SEC West teams though.

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Miss State (Kentucky, Vandy)

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Vandy (Ole Miss, Miss State)

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Texas A&M (UGA, Fla)

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Auburn (Alabama, LSU)

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And others don't you think?

I still don't understand why they wouldn't just put both Alabama and Auburn in the East and bring Florida to the West. That would help with the competitive balance issue, and would reunite historical rivals on both sides. Alabama would be in the same division with Auburn, Vanderbilt and Tennessee, Florida with LSU and Mississippi State, Auburn with Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee, etc. Keeping one permanent inter-divisional opponent would allow Florida and Georgia to keep playing every year, as well as LSU and Alabama.

The only annual matchups lost (or not regained) would be ones that either A) were artificially created in 1992 with the first expansion (UF-UT, LSU-Aub, Ark-Bama, Ark-Aub, etc.) or B) were already sacrificed in 2002 with the change to the current 5-1-2 format (Fla-Aub, LSU-UK, etc).