2024 opponent show
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Bama probably will be. I doubt Georgia is. Other than auburn, we’ve probably played them as much as anyone from west in the last few years. I bet the schedule looks very similar to a normal schedule in terms we will play mostly traditional west teams and Kentucky. Could be Georgia as the other sec team but I bet it’s not.
I hope we get to play either Texas or Oklahoma, in Starkville of course
Part of me thinks that it’ll be Oklahoma if only because we’ve not played each other and Selmon’s background.
So Auburn will be better than Florida in ‘24?
Don't know, but I can't stand Freeze and don't look forward to hearing all his "holy rolling" that is inevitably going to spew out of his hypocritical mouth. Got to admit though he is a good coach and sneaky as a snake.
SEC football 2024 schedules: Projecting every team's eight-game conference slate
Solving the puzzle of the SEC's scheduling issue for 2024 is daunting
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MSU Projected 2024 SEC opponents: Texas A&M, at Alabama, Arkansas, at Ole Miss, at Florida, Auburn, at Oklahoma, Vanderbilt
Hail State traveling to Norman to face the Sooners? Welcome to the new SEC. In addition, a trip to Alabama would be challenging. The Bulldogs are one of only a couple teams with three SEC road games (projected). The conference will do everything in its power to split home and away games evenly among the 16 teams. No matter how Mississippi State's schedule shakes out, it will be littered with top 25 opponents.
Ole Miss Projected 2024 SEC opponents: at Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Missouri, at Arkansas, Kentucky, at Tennessee, at LSU, at Texas
Bye-bye, Nick Saban. We're not expecting Alabama to be on the Rebels' schedule every year once the SEC figures out what it wants to do long term, but the Crimson Tide will be replaced with either Texas or Oklahoma in the years they're not designated. Of course, this is all speculation at this point. Ole Miss is not historically ones of the haves, and therefore like another seven or eight programs within the conference, won't have much of a say in who it wants to play every year.
If that was our schedule this season it would be ok Based on last season records. there are 7 possible wins. UM, KY, A&M, Auburn, FL would be 50% chance winning and Texas 40% chance of winning. I give us a 10% chance of beating Bama. However, if it is 2024 season that will probably be brutal.
OM gets Vandy, Kentucky and Missouri ? Sounds about right .SEC football 2024 schedules: Projecting every team's eight-game conference slate
Solving the puzzle of the SEC's scheduling issue for 2024 is daunting
MSU Projected 2024 SEC opponents: Texas A&M, at Alabama, Arkansas, at Ole Miss, at Florida, Auburn, at Oklahoma, Vanderbilt
Hail State traveling to Norman to face the Sooners? Welcome to the new SEC. In addition, a trip to Alabama would be challenging. The Bulldogs are one of only a couple teams with three SEC road games (projected). The conference will do everything in its power to split home and away games evenly among the 16 teams. No matter how Mississippi State's schedule shakes out, it will be littered with top 25 opponents.
Ole Miss Projected 2024 SEC opponents: at Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Missouri, at Arkansas, Kentucky, at Tennessee, at LSU, at Texas
Bye-bye, Nick Saban. We're not expecting Alabama to be on the Rebels' schedule every year once the SEC figures out what it wants to do long term, but the Crimson Tide will be replaced with either Texas or Oklahoma in the years they're not designated. Of course, this is all speculation at this point. Ole Miss is not historically ones of the haves, and therefore like another seven or eight programs within the conference, won't have much of a say in who it wants to play every year.
There should be riots if Mississippi gets that scheduleSEC football 2024 schedules: Projecting every team's eight-game conference slate
Solving the puzzle of the SEC's scheduling issue for 2024 is daunting
MSU Projected 2024 SEC opponents: Texas A&M, at Alabama, Arkansas, at Ole Miss, at Florida, Auburn, at Oklahoma, Vanderbilt
Hail State traveling to Norman to face the Sooners? Welcome to the new SEC. In addition, a trip to Alabama would be challenging. The Bulldogs are one of only a couple teams with three SEC road games (projected). The conference will do everything in its power to split home and away games evenly among the 16 teams. No matter how Mississippi State's schedule shakes out, it will be littered with top 25 opponents.
Ole Miss Projected 2024 SEC opponents: at Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Missouri, at Arkansas, Kentucky, at Tennessee, at LSU, at Texas
Bye-bye, Nick Saban. We're not expecting Alabama to be on the Rebels' schedule every year once the SEC figures out what it wants to do long term, but the Crimson Tide will be replaced with either Texas or Oklahoma in the years they're not designated. Of course, this is all speculation at this point. Ole Miss is not historically ones of the haves, and therefore like another seven or eight programs within the conference, won't have much of a say in who it wants to play every year.
Mississippi's not getting all 3 of those. They'll get Vandy and probably 1 of the other 2.
Really going to depend on how much the TV networks influence scheduling. ESPN is going to want to maximize big matchups, which hopefully will give room for us to get UK, UM, and Arkansas and then somebody like Mizzou or at worst USCe from the east. After UM, I think the next certainty is that we'll get Bama because Bama is not going to want to concede that we shouldn't be a "permanent" opponent for them. Beyond that, I think we will get OU or UTex. Not guaranteed but I am expecting almost every team to play one of them. Then I just hope ESPN has enough influence to push for a few more blue blood matchups, which will allow more non-blue blood v. non-blue blood matchups.
With a clause that says if OK ***** the bed and they fire Venables. We will pick up the team with the best SEC record in ‘23.
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