Head Coach Gives In For Final Date Conclusion…
Although the 2024 SEC football schedule won’t be revealed for a few more weeks, the Kentucky Wildcats have already had one game confirmed—and it’s a big one.
On September 14, which is Week 3, Kentucky will host the Georgia Bulldogs, per Dawgs 247. This will follow Georgia’s opening two games against Tennessee Tech (Week 2) and the Clemson Tigers (Week 1).
Given that Kentucky recently signed the former Georgia backup quarterback, this game will be known unofficially as the Brock Vandagriff Bowl.
The Wildcats and Dawgs have traditionally met in October or November. The two SEC East teams will play at an earlier time of the season this year. Furthermore, according to Georgia’s official website, this is only their second September game ever—the other one took place on September 19, 1942.
This can probably be attributed to divisions being eliminated, which implies that going forward, previous scheduling habits may be largely eliminated.
Additionally, according to FBS Schedules, Kentucky has confirmed the dates of its nonconference games: Week 1 against Southern Miss (August 31st), Week 4 against Ohio (September 21st), Week 11 against Murray State (November 16th), and Week 13 against the Louisville Cardinals (November 30th).
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College Football Playoffs are Crushed by the Crimson Tide on The Joe Gaither Show
The 2023 SEC Championship was won by Alabama against Atlanta in The Joe Gaither Show | Episode 133: December 4, 2023.
As we dissect the Alabama Crimson Tide’s 27-24 triumph over the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday, it’s “Victory Monday” on “The Joe Gaither Show on BamaCentral”.
The opening scene of the episode describes the day’s events leading up to the game.
Next, we highlight a few of the game’s most notable players and discuss how their efforts helped the Tide come out on top.
With a performance that fell short of his season totals, how did Jalen Milroe win MVP of the SEC Championship Game? How did Tommy Rees manage the offense to maintain the Alabama Tide’s advantage over the Georgia defense?
Trez Marshall and Jermaine Burton both had significant plays during the game, so we are giving flowers to the two former Georgia football players for the Tide.
We also commend the defensive secondary for its tight coverage, which kept most Georgia receivers quiet throughout the game—Brock Bowers in particular.
The conversation on the College Football Playoffs and Alabama’s selection as the fourth team this year shifts to that topic. Was the Tide deserving of the selection?
How do we feel about the championship field for this year? Will Alabama’s encounter with the Michigan Wolverines in the Rose Bowl provide another unforgettable moment? We share our preliminary forecasts for the playoff field and its outcome.
Finally, we will highlight Monday night’s basketball game between Alabama and Arkansas State Redwolves.
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