<![CDATA[A speculative look at Georgia’s 2020 schedule]]>Dean Legge does that here. It strikes me as a fairly reasonable exercise. The biggest question for now appears to be when the South Carolina and Vanderbilt games are scheduled. A few observations:
- I would assume that South Carolina would scream bloody murder at being forced to play Georgia and Clemson in back-to-back weeks, so here’s my vote for the ‘Dores being the Dawgs’ penultimate opponent.
- They’re going to wind up playing Alabama and Auburn within a three-week period. In other words, Georgia is being handed the exact situation Auburn demanded be changed for itself.
- Tennessee and Vanderbilt are going to wind up remaining back-to-back games, just in November.
- Legge says that the quid pro quo for playing Auburn on the road in 2012 and 2013 was indeed securing the bye week before Florida… which begs the question of what Florida threw in the pot with the conference when it secured the same privilege.
What are y’all’s thoughts about this?
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