boise in 2011, colorado in 06 and 10, Okie lit in 07 and 09.

We won at home against colorado and ok state but they were really quite pointless/meaningless series/roadtrips against historically bad opponents. Typical of the Damon Evans regime.

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Posted by theGarnetWay

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Posted on 8/9/13 at 6:41 pm to tylerdurden24

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We won at home against colorado and ok state but they were really quite pointless/meaningless series/roadtrips against historically bad opponents. Typical of the Damon Evans regime.

I know it didn't really serve a purpose considering UGA doesn't need exposure to try to go after OK / CO recruits or some crap like that but I'm envious of UT / UGAs scheduling.

ASU, Colorado, Ok. St for UGA, Oregon, Cali, UCLA, ND for UT, Washington, Oregon, WVU, for LSU, etc.

The last time SC played a regular season OOC opponent outside of the South was decades ago when we were independent. Sometime in the '80s when we played at Pitt, WVU, or ND, or something.

The furthest we've gone OOC wise since joining the SEC was @UVA in 2002. We schedule some old ACC rivals such as NC State and UNC, which is all well and good but I enjoy intriguing OOC matchups.

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Damn right. The Bortles Pain Train is comin baby

Both games were years ago, both SC and UGA were way worse than they are now but it wasn't that long ago that SC lost to CUSA team UConn and UCF beat UGA.

This post was edited on 8/9/13 at 6:44 pm

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Posted by USMC Gators

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Posted on 8/9/13 at 6:50 pm to tylerdurden24

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boise in 2011, colorado in 06 and 10, Okie lit in 07 and 09.

We won at home against colorado and ok state but they were really quite pointless/meaningless series/roadtrips against historically bad opponents. Typical of the Damon Evans regime

Should've kept ooc in-state like all the cool kids do.