Alabama does not like to leave the Confederacy. In 2013 they venture out one time, to play
Kentucky, a civil war border state. This
year they really went out on a limb and played Michigan, however that game was
in Arlington Texas, a friendly Confederate State. Very nicely crafted indeed. In 2013 The Tide opens against Virginia Tech,
however the game is at Atlanta Georgia.
Bama did not even want to venture up North to Blackburg Virginia.
Here is the shameful schedule:
Notice that only 11 games are listed, Alabama needs to find
one more cupcake to complete the 12 FBS NCAA game schedule. Pretty late in the hunt to find a team with an
open date equaling The Tide’s. Rest
assured the will pay some chump team to travel to Bryant-Denny Stadium to get
mauled. This year it was Florida Atlantic (40-7), Western Kentucky (35-0) and Western Carolina (49-0).
Virginia Tech* (6-6)
@Texas A&M (10-2)
Ole Miss (6-6)
Georgia State (1-10)
@Kentucky (2-10)
Arkansas (4-8)
Tennessee (5-7)
LSU (10-2)
@Mississippi State (8-4)
Chattanooga (6-5)
@Auburn (3-9)
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
* @Atlanta Georgia
4 SEC teams away
1 game at a
“close neutral site”
6 home games, 4 SEC and 2 embarrassing cupcakes.
1 obvious home
game to be scheduled Sept 7, Sept 21or possibly but not likely (LSU the
following week) Nov. 2.
The SEC West is kind of weak compared to the East, that sure
doesn’t hurt Alabama’s chances either.The cupcakes:
Crimson Tide Cupcake
Georgia State
will move up in 2013 to the FBS Division 1-A, they had been in the FCS Division
1-AA CAA Conference. Chattanooga is a lowly FCS in the
mighty Southern Conference.
No doubt if Notre Dame was not undefeated, Alabama would be ranked #1, even with this years schedule. So much for the myth of strenth of scedule.
Go IRISH beat the shameful Tide
No doubt if Notre Dame was not undefeated, Alabama would be ranked #1, even with this years schedule. So much for the myth of strenth of scedule.
Go IRISH beat the shameful Tide
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