re: Alabama has the toughest schedule in the SEC for 2015.

You don't have momentum when you have months on end between games. But Tennessee will be improved.

I'd have to say 3 cupcakes as well...there have been seasons where ULM has fielded a pretty competitive team and, in those years, don't think they were a cupcake...but they only won 4 games this year so entering into next year, I'd say, as far as Power 5 OOC scheduling goes, they're a cupcake...

I think you could make a better argument with Middle Tennessee State as opposed to ULM...MTSU has actually been competitive the last 3 years and has 3 straight seasons with a .500 or better record...but while you could make a better argument with 'em, as far as Bama scheduling they'd still be considered a cupcake...

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MTSU is a conference USA team on the verge of losing their football program in a similar fashion to UAB.

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Good thing Alabama could help save thier program with that $1M+ they will probably be getting.

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And at Louisville>Wisconsin

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Ignorant gump gonna ignorant.

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9/5 Wisconsin Badgers @ Dallas: Won thier division this year and will be a top 15 team next year.

Losing Melvin Gordon and will have a brand new coach in his first game


9/12 Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders

9/19 Ole Miss Rebels: They beat the #1 team in the country this year, and will be just as good next year.

They lose their QB and their 2 All-American defensive backs that were the heart of that defense. Oh, and we all play them

9/26 ULM Warhawks: Last time they came to Tuscaloosa they won, and they have beat other SEC schools before.

10/3 @ Georgia Bulldogs: Will win the East division next year.

New OC, new QB, new QB coach, new center...and thats just on offense.

10/10 Arkansas Razorbacks: Played the #1 team in the country to the very last minute and plays a hard smash mouth type football.

Will be very good, but we all play them.

10/17 @ Texas A&M Aggies: Will have the biggest stadium in the SEC next year and I'm sure it will be rocking, always a tough place to play.

Stadium won't be done, they have an abysmal defense, lost their best recruits and are on the brink of being a dumpster fire. And we all play them.


10/24 Tennessee Volunteers : They are the dark horse to win the east next year and would love to snap the 8-year steak against UA.

Definitely dark horse to win shitty East. Will be improved. Still won't be anything special and you get them at home.

11/7 LSU Tigers: Game of the Century IV?

Damn right it will be.

11/14 @ Mississippi State Bulldogs: Was the #1 team in the country for part of the year. Dak may be back so dont expect a big drop off from them.

MSU will be competitive but Dak is gone, their RB is gone, and they won't be close to what they were. Plus they declined as the year went on and we all play them.

11/21 Charleston Southern Buccaneers

11/28 @ Auburn Tigers: Last time in Jordan-Hare it didnt end well for us and its the Iron Bowl, enough said.

New QB and losing both stud WRs. And we all play them.

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Pruitt's going to eat him alive.

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On OCt 17th!

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ULM will be a force to be reckoned with, though. They always play good in Alabama.

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What do you mean by "always"? That one time they beat you?

It's only been two games, and the other game Bama won 41-7.

Bama fans sure have a way of inflating things beyond reasonable meaning.

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so who out of ULM, Middle Tenn. and Charleston college for the deaf and blind do you not see as a cupcake?

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Saban and fans scarreeedd of ULM beating them again

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What do you mean by "always"? That one time they beat you? It's only been two games, and the other game Bama won 41-7. Bama fans sure have a way of inflating things beyond reasonable meaning.

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16000+ posts and you can't pick up on obvious sarcasm? Sheesh.

They beat Bama a few years back and they nearly beat AU a couple years ago, too.

looks like a normal Auburn schedule