SEC football TV deal

It's, admittedly, no Wisconsin-Wofford.

 

So Okie State makes it two intersectional road games sinces 1966. I'm impressed. USC plays that many in one season, generally. But it's nice to see Georgia join the 21st century and acknowledge there is college football outside of the deep south.

 

Except for those SEC games ESPN has sold off to Fox Sports Net.

And don't celebrate too much, given the announcing crews ESPN has announced I'm anticipating a lot of poor production values. Hell, they hired one of the Daves to do the early games.

 

Think the SEC fanboilooserhomers will do the same soon?

 

Well, we see why you're not macropolitan guy. That's weak and tired. The Georgia/intersectional argument has been on here numerous times. Yes, Georgia's travel history is well short of desirable. They've done what they could to change that, but it's a two-way street. Michigan and Notre Dame don't want to do home-and-home. Oregon backed out. Georgia's going to Colorado next year. This is not the same program it was under Dooley. Move on to something else.

 

Guess not.

 

Bada-bing.

OK, how about Florida then? Two intersectional road games since 1965: At Rutgers in 1986, at Syracuse in 1991.

 

AKA, The Dirty Windshield Network

 

The Citadel
Troy
FIU
FSU

Please direct all bitching w/r/t vagtastic SEC OOC scheduling to:

The University of Florida Athletic Association
P.O. Box 14485
Gainesville, FL 32604

 

Or these guys:

Ole Miss Intercollegiate Athletic Office
620 All American Drive,
Lafayette County, Miss.

(Memphis, USL, UAB, N.Ariz)

 

There is now!

Seriously, the stinkers they have lined up for this (at least in non-conference) are going to make the old JP games look like classics.

 

Damn, the New York market isn't on that list. How am I ever going to survive without being able to see more of the greatest football conference in the history of the universe?