Hello all. I've lurked for years, replied to a few post, but for the most part just been idle. However, wanted to take a minute, now that signing day is over, and discuss the brutal 19 schedule. I've washed and flushed 2018 down the drain and I'm ready to move on. Going into this season would like to open a discussion to talk about big opportunities for WM and Co. to take things to another level. When I look at the schedule, I can break it down into 3's:
3 Games: You got to win to be taken serious as an SEC Team
1.Charleston Southern
2. App St.
3. UNC
3 Games: We've won and need to keep winning
1. Vandy
2. Mizzou
3. UTk
3 Games: We've got to stop the trend
1. UK(Please make it stop)
2. UF
3. A&M
3 Games: Would be a dream but not quite there
1. UGA
2. Bama
3. The orange team
To me the season is all about winning the games we've been winning and adding in games that we need to reverse the trend. To me it's a good season if we can find a way to win 2 out of UK, UF, and A&M and the other 6 outside of the big 3. Curious to get the boards thoughts. The point among doubters is WM has not won big, but if in 19 he manages to reverse the blue curse and win one out of UF and A&M would those be considered big wins?
3 Games: You got to win to be taken serious as an SEC Team
1.Charleston Southern
2. App St.
3. UNC
3 Games: We've won and need to keep winning
1. Vandy
2. Mizzou
3. UTk
3 Games: We've got to stop the trend
1. UK(Please make it stop)
2. UF
3. A&M
3 Games: Would be a dream but not quite there
1. UGA
2. Bama
3. The orange team
To me the season is all about winning the games we've been winning and adding in games that we need to reverse the trend. To me it's a good season if we can find a way to win 2 out of UK, UF, and A&M and the other 6 outside of the big 3. Curious to get the boards thoughts. The point among doubters is WM has not won big, but if in 19 he manages to reverse the blue curse and win one out of UF and A&M would those be considered big wins?
