New SEC Alignment

[Wild Turkey]

Everyone loves grits

Your close to getting canceled.

 

[temptresstoo]

Everyone loves grits

 

[Hu War Yu]

Dang, Snookie...I thought we was tight

 

[steelerssb]

How bout

Possum and Chitlin
Corn and Okra
Beechnut and Redman
Flathead and Slant 6
Swamp and Foothills

Meth heads and coke heads

 

[steelerssb]

Tornadoes and Hurricanes

 

[OlyDuck]

Sisters and cousins divisions

so 1 group and no divisions?

 

[OlyDuck]

could go all ACC and make up divisions for whatever reasons they feel like. No one will notice that Pitt is in the coastal or that NCST is the school closest to the coast of the North Carolina schools but are in the Atlantic division

 

[CoalTrain]

Pulled Pork and Brisket divisions

The SEC covers all the major BBQ regions

You sir are a genius!!!

 

[The Crimson King]

Four pods, with one permanent crossover from the other three pods
A
Alabama - Oklahoma - Mississippi State - South Carolina
Auburn - Georgia - Missouri - Ole Miss
Tennessee - Florida - LSU - Arkansas
Vanderbilt - Kentucky - Texas A&M - Texas
B
Georgia - Auburn - Texas A&M - Arkansas
Florida - Tennessee - LSU - Missouri
Kentucky - Oklahoma - Mississippi State - Vanderbilt
South Carolina - Alabama - Ole Miss - Texas
C
LSU - Tennessee - Florida - Arkansas
Texas A&M - Vanderbilt - Georgia - Texas
Ole Miss - Auburn - South Carolina - Missouri
Mississippi State - Alabama - Kentucky - Oklahoma
D
Texas - Vanderbilt - South Carolina - Texas A&M
Oklahoma - Alabama - Kentucky - Mississippi State
Arkansas - Tennessee - Georgia - LSU
Missouri - Auburn - Florida - Ole Miss

So six permanent rivals, three rotating games. You get the non-permanent teams every three years.
Which games did I miss that we currently have every year? I know Bama/LSU, Auburn/LSU, Tenn/UK, UGA/Tenn (might have to fix that one)

 

[Volbound1700]

Four pods, with one permanent crossover from the other three pods
A
Alabama - Oklahoma - Mississippi State - South Carolina
Auburn - Georgia - Missouri - Ole Miss
Tennessee - Florida - LSU - Arkansas
Vanderbilt - Kentucky - Texas A&M - Texas
B
Georgia - Auburn - Texas A&M - Arkansas
Florida - Tennessee - LSU - Missouri
Kentucky - Oklahoma - Mississippi State - Vanderbilt
South Carolina - Alabama - Ole Miss - Texas
C
LSU - Tennessee - Florida - Arkansas
Texas A&M - Vanderbilt - Georgia - Texas
Ole Miss - Auburn - South Carolina - Missouri
Mississippi State - Alabama - Kentucky - Oklahoma
D
Texas - Vanderbilt - South Carolina - Texas A&M
Oklahoma - Alabama - Kentucky - Mississippi State
Arkansas - Tennessee - Georgia - LSU
Missouri - Auburn - Florida - Ole Miss

So six permanent rivals, three rotating games. You get the non-permanent teams every three years.
Which games did I miss that we currently have every year? I know Bama/LSU, Auburn/LSU, Tenn/UK, UGA/Tenn (might have to fix that one)

I can't speak for anyone else but as a Tennessee fan, Alabama, Kentucky, and Vanderbilt will be required to stay on our schedule. Florida and Georgia are highly preferred as well although I could see a scenario where Tennessee losses them.

 

[Kburjr]

Since the SEC seems to be reforming the Confederacy, name the divisions Lee and Stonewall.

 

[OlyDuck]

Yeah. You literally don't get more unbalanced than that.

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I never did ask what this exactly represents. what time frame and what each column means

 

[Deep Creek]

Yeah, I would switch A&M and Arkansas, but I am sure that was done for balance.

Probably. And that "balance" can shift.

 

[Deep Creek]

Everyone loves grits

If they don't, they should!

 

[Thiefery]

If they don't, they should!

hard pass for me.. I only eat migas in the mornings anyway

 

[Blackshirts BLVD]

Probably. And that "balance" can shift.

Absolutely which is why it shouldn't be done by balance. It should be done by region (imo).

 

[CorpRebel]

If they don't, they should!

Nope, I'll pass... I'd rather drink than eat that blorf!

 

[ELTEXAN]

On second thought, Mizz just had to get screwed geographically. (Or better, dump Mizz for Clemson)

Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas A&M

Tennessee, Vandy, LSU, Kentucky

Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss St, Alabama

Florida, Missouri, Georgia, South Carolina

 

[ELTEXAN]

On third thought:


Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas A&M

Tennessee, Vandy, Missouri, Kentucky

Auburn, Ole Miss, Miss St, Alabama

Florida, LSU, Georgia, South Carolina

 

[Codaxx]

I can't speak for anyone else but as a Tennessee fan, Alabama, Kentucky, and Vanderbilt will be required to stay on our schedule. Florida and Georgia are highly preferred as well although I could see a scenario where Tennessee losses them.

Going East and WEst. You pretty much go back to the original SEC, sans LSU and Miss schools. I would think old school SEC fans would like that better