The schedules are out. We know who Tennessee is going to play in conference play for the next four seasons and where.

It's about to get really, really fun.

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content here again on a Tuesday. It's not really evening anymore. It's nighttime. We'll have a

regular scheduled Wednesday show. I want to drop that at 6 a.m.

But I wanted to get this out here reacting to the schedule drop, right, on Tuesday, 9 for the next four seasons in the Southeastern Conference. So we're just going to go over a little bit. It's going to be a shorter pod, about 15 minutes, just reacting to what was just announced. and first and foremost, I think this is going to be so much fun, right?

This is going to be a blast.

We already know the parameters, right? It's going to be you're going to be playing every team in the Southeastern Conference once every two years. If you stay four years throughout your college tenure, you'll be able to play at every single stadium in the Southeastern Conference. three permanent opponents. Sentencies, of course, as Chris Lowe first reported,

Vanderbilt,

Alabama, and Kentucky, and those will be re-evaluated in four years. But though the conference, though nobody's saying it, I mean, in four years they're probably

going to expand, because why on earth would you reevaluate these permanent opponents,

right? After just four years, that's such a small sample size. So it's probably because they're going

to explore expansion yet again. But that's kind of what we know right now. What they told us on Tuesday

night was who Tennessee is going to play and where, not when, not the designations in terms of the

date, right? But they're going to, they told us the year and where. And when, not the designations in terms of the dates, right?

But they're going to, they told us the year and where.

And it was really, really confusing.

I'll get to that here in just a moment, but quickly we'll kind of, you know, first glance

this right here.

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