Next Year’s Schedule

Wouldn't it be us vs unc in the Charlotte Nike event next season?

 

Would love to schedule Jacksonville every year with Mincy as their hc.

 

That would be a fun trip

 

CTG likes to schedule decent middies on neutral courts in Florida. It's a smart strategy, giving us a Quad 2 or 3 game we should win.

 

Hope they come back to Tampa

 

Florida’s 2025 SEC opponents

SEC opponents revealed for Florida basketball in 2024-25

Florida basketball SEC opponents unveiled for 2024-25 season

 

Brutal away only schedule

2024-25 SEC opponent breakdown
Home and Away: Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee
Home Only: Ole Miss, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
Away Only: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State

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Obviously early, but to me this looks like an absolutely terrible mix the way this fell, most of the Quad 1s on the road, mostly Quad 2s at home. Tough

 

When is the last time we did not get Kentucky at home?

 

Probably never

 

Saw that the last time we only played them once in a season was 1963-64 season. Don’t know where the one game was.

 

No more KY home and away but they get Vandy home and away, gee, wonder who asked for that.

 

As newbies, Texas and Oklahoma should both be required to play all their SEC games on the road for the first five years. In all sports. As the price of admission. Yep. I said it.

 

To summarize,

H/A: Tennessee(20), Georgia, South Carolina

H: Ole Miss, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas(21), Texas A&M(11), Vanderbilt

A: at Alabama(6), Arkansas(19), Auburn(12), Kentucky, LSU and Mississippi State.
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18 SEC Games Total!

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Pre-season Top 25 projection (ESPN):
#6 Alabama
#11 Texas AM
#12 Auburn
#15 Florida
#19 Arkansas
#20 Tennessee
#21 Texas

Men's WTE Top 25: Kansas, Houston, Gonzaga are the new top 3
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Some Projected Line-ups:

#6 Alabama
Aden Holloway (7.3 PPG at Auburn)
Latrell Wrightsell Jr. (8.9 PPG)
Chris Youngblood (15.3 PPG at South Florida)
Grant Nelson (11.9 PPG)
Cliff Omoruyi (10.4 PPG at Rutgers)

#11 Texas AM
Wade Taylor IV (19.1 PPG)
Manny Obaseki (7.0 PPG)
Zhuric Phelps (14.8 PPG at SMU)
Henry Coleman III (8.8 PPG)
Pharrel Payne (10.0 PPG at Minnesota)

#12 Auburn
JP Pegues (18.4 PPG at Furman)
Denver Jones (9.1 PPG)
Chad Baker-Mazara (10.0 PPG)
Chaney Johnson (4.7 PPG)
Johni Broome (16.5 PPG)

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#15 Florida
Walter Clayton Jr. (17.6 PPG)
Alijah Martin (13.1 PPG at Florida Atlantic)
Will Richard (11.4 PPG)
Alex Condon (7.7 PPG)
Reuben Chinyelu (4.7 PPG at Washington State)
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#19 Arkansas
Boogie Fland (No. 14 in ESPN 100)
Johnell Davis (18.2 PPG at Florida Atlantic)
Karter Knox (No. 26 in ESPN 100)
Adou Thiero (7.2 PPG at Kentucky)
Jonas Aidoo (11.4 PPG at Tennessee)

#20 Tennessee
Zakai Zeigler (11.8 PPG)
Jahmai Mashack (4.5 PPG)
Darlinstone Dubar (17.8 PPG at Hofstra)
Igor Milicic Jr. (12.8 PPG at Charlotte)
Felix Okpara (6.6 PPG at Ohio State)

#21 Texas
Jordan Pope (17.6 PPG at Oregon State)
Tramon Mark (16.2 PPG at Arkansas)
Tre Johnson (No. 5 in ESPN 100)
Jayson Kent (13.5 PPG at Indiana State)
Kadin Shedrick (7.7 PPG)

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Tennessee is so good and so deep they got #20 and 21.

 

I like it!