Mr.Alabamakid

I'll go a step further and say why not Auburn? Auburn has been more of a historic rival for Tennessee then either Florida or Georgia was. Hell, they went nearly two decades without playing each other, yet Tennessee and Auburn is still a more historic rivalry than Florida or Georgia is.

I can see Tennessee not playing Florida and Alabama every season. And I can somewhat see Tennessee playing Georgia every season, even though that matchup never really was a rivalry until after the 1992 division split. However, you simply cannot end have Tennessee vs Kentucky not play each other every season. That rivalry needs to be protected. Tennessee should play Vandy, AlabamaorFloridaorGeorgia, and Kentucky every season.

If the SEC keeps divisions, it would have to be: East: ALA, AUB, FLA, UGA, UK, USCjr, TENN, VU West: ARK, LSU, MSST, MU, MISS, OU, UT, TAMU If the SEC goes to (9 Games) 3-6-6, here's who should be in each pod: Pod 1: OU, UT, TAMU, LSU Pod 2: ARK, MU, UK, VU Pod 3: ALA, AUB, MSST, MISS Pod 4: TENN, UF, UGA, USCjr If the SEC keeps 8 teams (1-7-7), here's who plays who every season ALA vs AUB ARK vs LSU UF vs UGA UK vs TENN MSST vs MISS MU vs TAMU OU vs UT USCjr vs VU

Has the SEC decided the scheduling format for SEC football when OU and TU join the league? They've already approved the format for basketball where it'll be a 2-2-1-1-6-6 rotation where you have 2 permanent rivals you play both at home and away every season, 1 team you play both at home and away for that season only, 6 teams you only play at home for that season, and 6 teams you only play away for that season. But has there been an approval for SEC Football scheduling? They'll get rid of divisions (although I want divisions to stay just move Alabama and Auburn to the East and put Missouri in the West with OU and TU joining the West and expand it to a 10 game conference schedule). But when OU and TU come in, they'll either be a 1-7-7 rotation or a 3-6-6 rotation.

1st time since '19 TENN defeated an SEC West Foe, 1st time since '05 TENN defeated LSU, 1st time since '05 TENN defeated LSU in Baton Rouge, and 4th time overall in the post-Philip Fulmer era ('09 to present) TENN defeated an SEC West Foe ('10 vs MISS, '18 vs AUB, '19 vs MSST)

Is that, plus $400 to $2000 per semester, how much it costs just to have friends?

I've got Florida winning because Tennessee defeating Florida in College Football is like Kentucky defeating Tennessee in College Football: I'll believe it when I see. Then again, that's kinda disrespectful to Kentucky because since the start of the 2005 season (when UF's record of winning 16 of the last 17 over TENN began), Kentucky has not only defeated Tennessee three times, but Kentucky has also defeated Florida three times (all of them being since the start of 2018).

Michigan should get the top spot because UGA was in front of them and they lost to Bama. Bama should get the top spot because they defeated UGA convincingly.

Here's a situation that isn't TOO unlikely. If Bama loses to either AUB or UGA, they are out. If Cincy loses just one game, they're out. If Cincy loses just one game before selection Sunday, would both an 11-1 XII Champion (OU or OK-State) AND 11-1 Notre Dame get in?

I am 50% not surprised but also 50% mad as hell that these "Tennessee Fans" who littered the field would do this. This is just like when the fanbase believed those BS allegations that Schiano knew about Sandusky when he was at Penn State. And this is coming from a man who Rolls with the Tide: the fans who littered are no better than the man who poisoned Toomers Corner at Auburn.

I'm not trying to excuse Tennessee for what happened tonight because this is an SEC football game not a WCW wrestling PPV. However, let's not forget that this was the same fanbase that started a riot over BS allegations surrounding Greg Schiano's time at Penn State with Sandusky.

Why do people complain about Gary Danielson? These people are ingrates. They need to be glad that football is being played because there could have not been any football this season.

Why do people always criticize announcers? If anything, the critics on social media are ingrates.

What sense did that make?

If you look closely on the back of the helmet, not only do you see the Nashville Skyline, but you can even see the State Capitol Building.

The only reason expansion isn't going to happen is because the B1G and Pac12 would complain about not keeping the Rose Bowl exclusive to those two conferences and worried about "losing tradition". But here's how it should look like: The CFP needs to expand to 8 teams and use each of the New Year's Six Bowls as either a Quarterfinals matchup or a Semifinals matchup. Do it in a rotational style like the following: Year 1: Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl are Semifinals with Orange, Cotton, Peach, and Fiesta as Quarterfinals matchup. Year 2: Orange Bowl and Cotton Bowl are Semifinals with Rose, Sugar, Peach, and Fiesta as Quarterfinals matchup. Year 3: Peach Bowl and Fiesta Bowl are Semifinals with Rose, Sugar, Orange, and Cotton as Quarterfinals matchup.

We'll never know who deserves to be the Undisputed 2003 National Champions. Oklahoma should not have been in the 2003 Sugar Bowl National Championship Game. Not only did they lose to Kansas State in the Big XII Championship Game, but they got blown out 35-7. Besides, we rarely see SEC vs Pac12 in a bowl game. Since 1998, there has been only two occasions where the SEC and the Pac12 faced off in a bowl game: the 2010 BCS National Championship Game between Auburn and Oregon and the 2016 Peach Bowl CFP Semifinal.

Couldn't agree with you more. However, keep the divisions, then play 9 games. I shouldn't have to wait 5 to 9 years to see matchups like Alabama vs South Carolina, Florida vs Auburn, or Tennessee vs Mississippi State. Same thing goes for the ACC. The SEC doesn't want to do this because they're afraid of beating each other up, but it's time to move forward.

Candice Parker deserves to be considered for a Mt. Rushmore.

If for, whatever reason out of the blue clear sky, the Rams decide to move back to St. Louis, what will happen with their logo?

I'm still trying to figure out why Phil Simms, a man who won two SB's, got placed in the studio with the NFL Today crew and was replaced by Tony Romo, a man who won only 2 playoff games. Other than the fact that Romo is a Dallas Cowboy, Phil Simms should still be with Jim Nantz.

If Boise State goes to the Pac12, Colorado should go back to the Big XII. And after that, Missouri should also go back to the Big XII, but also have West Virginia go to the ACC and have Louisville go to the SEC. By this point, there would be 11 in the XII. XII should add Memphis.

Even though they would be losing the SEC, there is still March Madness, 1/2 of the NFL and the Super Bowl once every 3 years.

The questions that needs to be asked are as followed: 1. Where will the SEC go (ABC, Fox, maybe NBC) 2. How will this impact the ACC, B1G, XII, and Pac12.

That game led to a 10-second runoff rule that dealt with penalties such as too many men on the field.

Even if Kiffin had stayed at Tennessee, there was still issues surrounding the team such as potential NCAA violations and the football players with the "robbery" at that Pilot on Cumberland Ave.

The Greg Schiano incident is a pure example of people believing and listening to what they want to hear, even if they know it is not true. Greg Schiano was vetted and he knew NOTHING about what was going on with Sandusky at Penn State.

Dooley should not have returned in 2012. After the loss to Kentucky, Dooley should have been fired.

The 2010 Music City Bowl vs North Carolina will be remembered by most people due to the officials giving NC 1 second back on the clock. The officials got that call right when they gave NC 1 more second, although the game did lead to the 10-Second Runoff rule for too many men on the field. However, I will forever remember that game as the game where Tyler Bray taunted NC with those throat slash gestures, and after that he threw an interception and Tennessee lost.

Georgia State is in the FBS, not the FCS. They are members of the Sun Belt Conference.