Tide has a tough season left...
Winning at home is a must
Ready or not the Tide now hits the road
after getting thumped by Kentucky. Next
up is Arkansas, and the Crimson has to travel to Wal-Mart USA for the game.
After the loss to the Wildcats I pulled up the remaining schedule to see
where we might finish. Here is my take on our games.
1. Arkansas - Loss,
and this could get ugly if the Tide hasn't rebounded from UK
2. Auburn at home - this is going to be tough.
The Tide plays Thursday night and then returns home to play the Tigers on
Saturday. Not rest for the weary. Bama should Win but
the game really scares me.
3. Florida - the Gators are hitting their
stride. Grant has never beaten Florida but I like the match-ups and our zone
defense. I'm picking us to Win but not feeling good about it.
4. Kentucky - In Lexington. Why us? Loss.
I bet we play a little better though.
5. Missouri - The Tigers are lost right now.
In T-Town Win.
6. LSU in Baton Rouge. Next to Kentucky this
team gives up match-up problems galore.
7. Mississippi State - A road game we should Win. Lose
this game the season is over.
8. Vandy - Home again against a team we can
beat. I think we Win
9. Aubie on the road. As much as I hate to say
it, its a Loss.
10. Georgia - At home gives
us a chance to Win.
11. South Carolina - Like
Georgia, this is going to be a tough Win
12. At Vandy - The 'Dores
are hard to beat in Nashville - Loss
13. Ole Miss at home - This
could be huge - Win
14. Texas A&M - we
could win this if A&M is done, but I think a Loss is more likely
That's five more losses in my mind. That
could be eight more wins. The razor's edge that Bama lives on could make this a
lot worse. The Tide could easily lose to Florida, Auburn at home, Vandy has a
great big man. South Carolina and Georgia are going to be motivated to get in
the NCAA dance. The lack of a home and home schedule hurts some teams,
including the Tide. Someone needs to do some re-evaluating on this pot luck
scheduling.
Just for fun that would make us 20-9. Win
one in the SEC and that might just, just might be enough. Certainly, the NIT
will love us. Then the Grant arguments can really start.
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