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Alabama will at least be getting 2 of the good teams (Auburn plus either Tennessee or LSU...with a slightly higher chance towards it being Tennessee). The real question is more about who the 3rd annual opponent be. Do they go the route of balancing all the teams' schedules and give Alabama...

Sort of a scheduling strength balancing thing when dealing with the schedules of the conference's historically top programs (Tennessee, Alabama, LSU, Florida, Georgia, Auburn, Texas, Oklahoma) relative to those not-as-successful-programs (South Carolina, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Missouri, Ole Miss...

Gotcha. Anonymous "inside" source with vague connections.

You're hearing confirmation of that from where?

Plus like 5 days, but yeah, that will probably happen.

Per CBS Sports's Brandon Marcello. All opponents will be revealed for every team's 2026 schedule. Each team will have 3 permanent rivals will be referred to as "annual opponents". The "annual opponents" for each team will be reviewed every 4 years...

Are you talking about Isaiah Wilson? Yes, he was a right tackle

Missouri, sort of. (They’re an Association of American Universities member, one of 69 total private and public schools, which does put them in an upper echelon as far as American universities go.) South Carolina? Absolutely not. (I think the most recent Forbes university ratings put them...

It would be something like that (also Northwestern). This doesn’t really make any sense.

While it did lose to Georgia and USC to start the year, Tennessee wasn’t ranked at all in the polls throughout the 1980 season (including the polls to start the season).

They’re still ranked in both polls.

Honestly, looking at their history/ year by year results, after he left they’ve pretty much gone back to where they were before Beamer was hired. His 20 years was seems like it was an outlier for that program.

Tennessee would have to pay him more.

Honestly, it’s going to be rough to get 12 SEC teams into the rankings with next weeks slate. Auburn would have to beat Oklahoma for one. South Carolina and Missouri play each other, meaning either those 2 flip or South Carolina gets pushed much further down the “also receiving votes” section...

Love how the offensive line protection is so bad that Ward had to drop like an extra 7 yards back on 3rd and long to feel safe scanning the field.