SBC 2023 cross division football games

[cajun_lannister]

Wonder who else on their schedule got cut, and try to make a game with them.

Their trip to San Diego State is the only other game cut.

[KajunKrazy]

According to their current 2023 schedule we are still on it.

[cajun_lannister]

According to their current 2023 schedule we are still on it.

https://twitter.com/JPGroves/status/...JeONQHPPg&s=19

[CajunDreDog]

The SBC needs to do what the SEC has done with 2 Divisions. Have a designated rival program to play from the East Division yearly rotating home and home. And the second game outside of our Division would rotate all other members of the Eastern Division. Our designated rival could be App. State, feed off the heated competition and help your conference members grow attendance and television game of the week in the SBC.

No, pls no.

[CajunT]

No, pls no.

No, you don't want to play a designated cross division rival, or you would rather the conference push to force a rival like Georgia St or Georgia Southern?

[CajunEXPRESS]

The way we’re doing it we play every member of the East 1 1/7 time in four years. The players get to have that experience if they stay with their original team. The fans get to visit and host every team in a 7 year cycle. That can’t happen in an 8 game conference series with designated rivals.

[CajunT]

The way we’re doing it we play every member of the East 1 1/7 time in four years. The players get to have that experience if they stay with their original team. The fans get to visit and host every team in a 7 year cycle. That can’t happen in an 8 game conference series with designated rivals.

2019- Georgia Southern
2020- Georgia State, Georgia Southern
2021- Georgia State, Georgia Southern
2022- Georgia Southern

How's that working out for you the last 4 years. It seems to me the conference has decided we will one of the Georgia programs yearly. I'm not a fan, simply designate the best rivalry for each team, and rotate all other Eastern Members.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Having 7 teams in each division changes everything. We seem to be moving from the most southern and most northern towards the center. If that’s true it would be JMU and Covid Chickens in 24 season. Time will tell.

[CajunT]

Having 7 teams in each division changes everything. We seem to be moving from the most southern and most northern towards the center. That would be JMU and Covid Chickens in 24 season.

Oh, 2023- Georgia State. That will be 5 consecutive years UL is playing a Georgia program. Looks like a pattern to me. I'm just saying.

[Million$Mullet]

See y’all in Boone in 2030

[CajunEXPRESS]

Oh, 2023- Georgia State. That will be 5 consecutive years UL is playing a Georgia program. Looks like a pattern to me. I'm just saying.

We’ll know in 24 if it’s a Georgia team again. Also I think perhaps they want to make sure that the new members are part of a split between new and old.

[KajunKrazy]

No, you don't want to play a designated cross division rival, or you would rather the conference push to force a rival like Georgia St or Georgia Southern?

There is no guarantee that one of those wouldn’t be your permanent cross division opponent.I would imagine you wouldn’t have your choice.