Bama books actual road non-conf game

[Left Seater]

The last time Bama played a road non-conf game was in 2011. But don’t worry, they have another one on the books in 2022.

For 11 seasons Bama will play a neutral site game and then 3 home non-conf games, including Nov FCS teams. That all changes in 2022 when they will travel to Austin to play Texas.

And y’all said they wouldn’t play a road game, pfftt, one every 11 years begs to differ.

[Moby Dick]

SEC going West of the Mighty Mississipp during the regular season??

[Carson]

SEC going West of the Mighty Mississipp during the regular season??

Auburn's going all the way to Califor-nah-ay:

https://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index ... nce_g.html

Note that we are the visitor first on each of those home-and-homes.

[BSmack]

SEC going West of the Mighty Mississipp during the regular season??

You mean other than the games against AtM, Arkansas and Mizzo?

[Mikey]

SEC going West of the Mighty Mississipp during the regular season??

You mean other than the games against AtM, Arkansas and Mizzo?

Can you say “geographically challenged?”

[The Seer]

And props to All-barn for scheduling a team tougher than Coastal Carolina.

[Carson]

Based on history, we know that none of these future games will be played.

WTF are you referring to?

Maybe back when Tuberville was padding his resume.

[Left Seater]

The future Bama-Notre Dame series comes to mind as well. Games scheduled 10 years in advance often don't ever happen.

Maybe not for SEac teams or Bama, but for the rest of us they do, minus the occasional conference reshuffle.

[Left Seater]

Ok ya got me. But that is a pretty weak example in that they did each play in the others crib. Only the odd third game was cancelled.

[Dinsdale]

On a related note, Oregon supposedly is going to open 2022 with Georgia in Atlanta.

Not sure why Oregon would fall for that again, since they're still paying for UGA cancelling the H&H with crappy replacement games.