dmbseeker00

I was thinking the same thing about the TV play calling…. Gus Johnson is horrible.

Good to hear. Although, it does appear that next season(2022-2023) will feature 1 game per SEC team that will each be exclusive to ESPN +, and thus will require a subscription.

Honestly it appears to me that you must be a subscriber of ESPN + to see this game. I get espn through a cable provider, and every game in previous seasons(that was a steaming game), it has either showed ESPN 3 or SECN+ next to the game and time, in the ESPN app. This game vs Akron, however, clearly shows ESPN+ only. The good news though, I do see that the halftime band performance, will be made available on SECN+, for those that do not subscribe to the ESPN+ service.....no joke! So bottom line, must pay separately for ESPN+ to see the game, cannot use your cable subscription login, like I have always done in the past. Oh well, this makes my weekend so much easier to plan around now; thanks ESPN.

Man, I cannot keep up with all this change in college football so fast, but If it did go to 18 teams with Clemson and Florida St. too...I think a 3 division breakdown could make sense... WEST DIVISION Arkansas LSU Missouri Oklahoma Texas Texas A&M CENTRAL DIVISION Alabama Auburn Ole Miss Mississippi St. Vanderbilt Tennessee EASTERN DIVISION Clemson Florida Florida St Georgia Kentucky South Carolina Move to a 9 team conference schedule. Each team plays 5 division opponents each year and 2 each from other 2 divisions. Play every team in the conference every 3 years. OR Move to an 11 team conference schedule. Each team plays 5 division opponents each year and 3 each from other 2 divisions. Play every team from conference every 2 years. I know 11 conference games seems crazy but, this game is changing so fast, the SEC would be so strong, it be even more understood than even now, that good SEC teams could be have 3 or 4 losses in a year. Each division winner and 1 wild card in an SEC playoff for conference championship