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Still doesn't change the fact that Texas has the easiest schedule in the conference. Only current good team you play two years in a row is Georgia.

Anybody with half a brain realizes this. They got State, Vandy, and Arkie as well as a down Florida program.

So that is likely four built in victories in an eight game schedule both years.

Kentucky is a win in Austin and I would probably say that Texas will be favored in Lexington.

Then you have the two rivalry games which will be more toss up type games but also games Texas will probably have an edge in talent and experience.

OTOH, as the other new team in the league... OU has one team they are likely clearly better than (South Carolina)... and every other game is at best a toss up for them.

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Posted by MurphyGator

Member since Jul 2021

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Posted on 3/20/24 at 9:44 pm to Gunga Din

Yeah, OU didn't get the cream puff schedule like Texas did.

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Posted by OU Guy

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Posted on 3/21/24 at 2:06 pm to Gunga Din

We have to keep in mind that because Tx sucked so bad from 2012 to 2022 is why they got the creampuff schedule. Here’s the blurb from last year when SEC announced the 24 schedule (which is same in 25 only home/away reversed):