2019 schedule released

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two byes?

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two byes?

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Nvm. I'm dumb

Also first SEC home game isn't until the 2nd weekend in October. when's the last time we had an SEC home opener that late?

Have we ever played Auburn that late in the year before? That seems kind of odd. We got a favorable draw from the east too. Looks like it could be a fun year with how loaded I expect this team to be.

Why is there two bye weeks?

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Have we ever played Auburn that late in the year before? That seems kind of odd. We got a favorable draw from the east too. Looks like it could be a fun year with how loaded I expect this team to be.

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I mean we are playing Ole Miss in September and a year ago we played Tennessee late in the season. Sometimes it just happens.

Straight up, that's a playoff contention schedule for us, with obviously by far the biggest hurdle @ Alabama. Trade Miami for Texas and Georgia for Vanderbilt, I'll take it.

The big difference in the schedule is substituting Texas for Miami and Vanderbilt for Georgia.

I would say next year Texas at Texas will probably be a tougher match than Miami at a neutral site, but not by a lot.


Getting Vanderbilt instead of Georgia is what makes the schedule easier. Our SEC road schedule, but for the game at Alabama, is not too bad. Miss State will be graduating a ton of starters. Ole Miss will still be hurting from the NCAA sanctions.

Nvm