That is a brutal nonconference home schedule. Three SWAC opponents plus two others with a NET of 300 or worse last year.
All the better teams are in neutral site games
That is a brutal nonconference home schedule. Three SWAC opponents plus two others with a NET of 300 or worse last year.
Opening 6 game SEC stretch*That opening 4 game SEC stretch is going to be tough.
If it were me I’d be playing as many games away from Starkville as possible. Play a game in Tupelo, Southhaven, and Biloxi every year. Maybe Jackson too although I know the Big House ain’t great.I wonder if the lack of home court advantage before Christmas has any effect on the non conference home games. Could be a way to keep the lights off and save money.
That is a brutal nonconference home schedule. Three SWAC opponents plus two others with a NET of 300 or worse last year.
Exactly. No one wants to do home and home deals, it’s all about neutral site games.That has become the norm in college basketball. Calipari was ranting about how hard it was to schedule home games this year. As DCD said, the neutral games are the attraction.
That is a brutal nonconference home schedule. Three SWAC opponents plus two others with a NET of 300 or worse last year.
They’re playing at Marquette, a neutral site game in West Virginia against Xavier, and the battle for Atlantis tournament with Memphis, Wake Forest and Penn State.When you see a schedule that looks like it was desperately built to find a few Ws anywhere that you can find them, it’s typically not a great sign for the season
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