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Wait, are you serious? If we made the championship game?
No, you can't be serious.
Hardest Schedule in the Country!
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Wait, are you serious? If we made the championship game?
No, you can't be serious.
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I could see it. They’re not that good. It really comes down to who we name as interim going into that week.
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I could see us with an interim going into that week. I think we'll have some players and be able to win a few games with an interim.
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This schedule would be tough in the Urban or SOS eras, in the BN era of weak LOS play, no tackling defense, literally no ST plays, and curious offensive play calling it will be difficult to watch. It won’t be 0-10-1 but it will be our 4th consecutive losing season.
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No, it will take like the 7th loss. When he is 1-4 there will still be people claiming he's going to win the last seven.
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Bama's is easier
Here’s the full 2024 schedule:
Aug. 31 — Western Kentucky
Sept. 7 — South Florida
Sept. 14 — at Wisconsin
Sept. 21 — OPEN
Sept. 28 — Georgia
Oct. 5 — at Vanderbilt
Oct. 12 — South Carolina
Oct. 19 — at Tennessee
Oct. 26 — Missouri
Nov. 2 — OPEN
Nov. 9 — at LSU
Nov. 16 — Mercer
Nov. 23 — at Oklahoma
Nov. 30 — Auburn
Here’s the full 2024 schedule:
Aug. 31 — Western Kentucky
Sept. 7 — South Florida
Sept. 14 — at Wisconsin
Sept. 21 — OPEN
Sept. 28 — Georgia
Oct. 5 — at Vanderbilt
Oct. 12 — South Carolina
Oct. 19 — at Tennessee
Oct. 26 — Missouri
Nov. 2 — OPEN
Nov. 9 — at LSU
Nov. 16 — Mercer
Nov. 23 — at Oklahoma
Nov. 30 — Auburn
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Let's all be honest, if the product on the field hadn't looked as bad an Injun in a wonder woman uniform the first two years, he would have had some leeway in year 3. There is a lot of stuff he could have done personality wise that would have helped him as well. This is going to be a brutal schedule, but the great ones rise above. Only 4 true away games, that means most of this will be in front of the home crowd, there are no excuses year 3.
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This. Similar to this year, yes, there are some difficulties to account for, but that’s what great coaches do. For all of the woes, such as offensive line, there are bright spots like the play of Mertz, ETN, RP and Wilson. On defense, we started two five stars, both with experience, an All-SEC end, a corner that at one point was wanted by Smart and a lot of talented youth. Is it ideal, no. But is it so out of the realm of possibility that we will likely never see such a roster dilemma again? Also no. That’s life. Same with the schedule. It’s brutal, but also our new reality.
The argument after 2013 was the historical amount of injuries, which was somewhat accurate. Probably wouldn’t see that again. Still wanted WM gone, but it was valid. The question again here is if we ever have holes in our roster again, either due to injury, transfers, recruiting or portal losses, etc, what can we expect. The answer is right around .500. If that’s acceptable, then he’s your guy. If not, he is out. So anything less than 8-9 wins next year should be all the answer you need.
