BanditVol
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How is this not going to be a stellar year? Am I unrealistic in seeing 10 winnable games? Assuming we pick up a few decent transfers from the portal and continue to improve, it looks very promising to me. Of course all games are theoretically winnable but how do you see it?
Ball St at home (Cupcake game)
Pitt on the road (No Pickett, we should get revenge)
Akron at home (Cupcake game)
Florida at home (new head coach, who knows what they'll look like?)
LSU on the road (new head coach, who knows what they'll look like?)
Alabama at home (Maybe we'll play them close 3 and a half quarters this time)
UT Martin at home (Cupcake game)
Kentucky at home (They may have a new coach too, Stoops may move to another school. either way...W)
Georgia on the road (Still going to be a tough game no matter what)
Missouri at home (We'll destroy them again)
SC on the road (We'll destroy them again)
Vandy on the road (Is it really "on the road" though?)
I agree that only 2 games look like there is a high probability of losing but that back to back of Florida at home and LSU on the road will be tough. Winnable? Sure. That isn’t the same thing as likely winning both though as the odds are UT won’t win both. It’s more likely you split there. It’s possible another game gets dropped as well but 9-3 seems reasonable today. However, we have no idea who will be back, especially at QB, who UF or LSU will hire, and many other things that will all factor in. 9-3 if all our eligible players return. If Hooker goes and Milton is our starter then 7-8 wins is more likely. Even that’s assuming he doesn’t take a major step forward, which is very possible. I’m sure we will revisit this topic several times between now and game 1 next year.How is this not going to be a stellar year? Am I unrealistic in seeing 10 winnable games? Assuming we pick up a few decent transfers from the portal and continue to improve, it looks very promising to me. Of course all games are theoretically winnable but how do you see it?
Ball St at home
Pitt on the road
Akron at home
Florida at home
LSU on the road
Alabama at home
UT Martin at home
Kentucky at home
Georgia on the road
Missouri at home
SC on the road
Vandy on the road
Favorable schedule for sure.How is this not going to be a stellar year? Am I unrealistic in seeing 10 winnable games? Assuming we pick up a few decent transfers from the portal and continue to improve, it looks very promising to me. Of course all games are theoretically winnable but how do you see it?
Ball St at home
Pitt on the road
Akron at home
Florida at home
LSU on the road
Alabama at home
UT Martin at home
Kentucky at home
Georgia on the road
Missouri at home
SC on the road
Vandy on the road
UT has no depth. That’s the problem. Youngsters better step upWhile pitt will definitely get worse from losing Pickett. Who knows with Lsu and Florida. On top of that we lose a lot of depth this year. Next year could be worse then this one boys. It will take a couple seasons before we get back the quality depth needed to get 9 or 10 wins in the sec.
How is this not going to be a stellar year? Am I unrealistic in seeing 10 winnable games? Assuming we pick up a few decent transfers from the portal and continue to improve, it looks very promising to me. Of course all games are theoretically winnable but how do you see it?
Ball St at home. Win
Pitt on the road. Win
Akron at home. Win
Florida at home. Win
LSU on the road loss
Alabama at home loss
UT Martin at home. Win
Kentucky at home. Win
Georgia on the road. Loss
Missouri at home. Win
SC on the road. Win
Vandy on the road. Win
9-3
On to 2023
Pitt loses Pickett. Even with him they barely squeaked by us when we had a lot of injuries. Why would you look forward to UF? Do you love seeing TN get hammered at home?