It's not going to be perfect, okay? We're talking about the possibility of scheduling 144 games.

Okay, had they gone to the nine-game schedule, it still wouldn't have been perfect we're talking about

152 games they're going to be some omissions that we would love to have seen

but hey I think for the most part the SEC did an adequate job.

We have a special nighttime edition

of always college football just for you hot off the press the SEC

2024 schedule we'll break it down we'll talk about what we'd like what we don't like. Maybe some of the games that I would have loved to have seen and some of the games that were protected that we're happy that they are.

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The SEC schedule, there are going to be some teams that don't like what they have,

but I think when I say some teams, I mean 16 teams.

I think every SEC team is going to feel like they might have gotten the short end of the stick.

But at the same time, they're going to look at maybe their biggest rival and say, well, that schedule is kind of tough too.

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