I wish the sec stayed in that configuration.
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Like a National Championship in itself.
THEdonkey0515
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The only part I didn't like about the east & west division was they would go 5 or 6 years without seeing another SEC team from the other side.
Example: Tennessee hasn't played Auburn in Knoxville in over a decade. Mississippi state has played in Knoxville twice in 15 years. 7 years since LSU has been to Neyland. The new format was supposed to fix that and give every SEC team a home and home with every team over a 4 or 5 year time frame. It was always ridiculous to me you could be in the same conference as a team and not play them at home for over a decade.
Example: Tennessee hasn't played Auburn in Knoxville in over a decade. Mississippi state has played in Knoxville twice in 15 years. 7 years since LSU has been to Neyland. The new format was supposed to fix that and give every SEC team a home and home with every team over a 4 or 5 year time frame. It was always ridiculous to me you could be in the same conference as a team and not play them at home for over a decade.
Displaced_Vol
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I agree I got used to the divisions but @THEdonkey0515 makes a good point. If I understood correctly I heard that someone playing 4 years will have a chance to play at least 1 game in every sec stadium. That's cool
THEdonkey0515
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Since the last game at Nyland
Auburn 2013
Arkansas 2015
Lsu 2017
Mississippi state 2019
This is a big part of what they were trying to fix. you shouldn't have to wait 6 to 12 years to see a home game against another SEC opponent. Now that it is open, they should be able to rotate everyone more frequently.
Auburn 2013
Arkansas 2015
Lsu 2017
Mississippi state 2019
This is a big part of what they were trying to fix. you shouldn't have to wait 6 to 12 years to see a home game against another SEC opponent. Now that it is open, they should be able to rotate everyone more frequently.
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I got used to it but haven't put much thought into it going away. Hopefully it'll be good overall. We're about to find out.
