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That Alabama offensive line going to be immovable with those three hogs.
That Alabama offensive line going to be immovable with those three hogs.
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Disappointed to see you miss out on Jace but had a feeling he might head somewhere where he could see the field sooner. Even though it is not the flashiest recruiting class, I think it is still very solid. You shore up a lot of holes on the defense, and really set your linebacking corps up to be dominant for years. I think Cromartie will be a stud and James looks like the future under center. As a running game guy, I am also very intrigued by shift JUCO Weaver. So excited to see this next season get under way. Excellent work as always my friend.
PS - Also looking forward to watching the career of Peterson in the Mitten state. Very nice potential story seed you have planted there.A Rising Storm in the North | Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12)
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Yea, per-player you're probably a top 25 class. Do you have more room next season?Comment
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After a long hiatus from the boards, I was pleased to see this new installment of Coach Geezy! I’m all caught up now, and I’ve gotta tell ya, I’m loving the side story of Carley and Erin competing for the juicier tweets and the alternate narrative: Can Geezy keep his junk in his pants long enough to win the big one? Or will man’s quickest downfall win the day? LMAO!!! But seriously, I’m predicting big strides for this next season! Good luck!My Idaho Dynasty - https://forums.operationsports.com/f...4-dynasty.htmlComment
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Missing out on Jace was a big blow. I was stunned that we were even in the running, and having a 5-star quarterback to build around would have made for a hell of a storyline and fun thing to look forward to in the eventual post-White Mike era. I do look forward to battling him against rival Arkansas for the next four years though.
As for the QB transition; I am hoping to get another mobile QB in the fold either this season or next, because I do have a preference for a guy that can move well and take off if necessary. I dread to see what my sack numbers would look like with a quarterback with 60 speed; that said, I do believe we'll be able to make the necessary adjustments if they're needed, not to mention, I always welcome challenge.
Ugh...tell me about it man. They're just a constant machine, churning out great classes year-in and year-out. I am not looking forward to playing against that line, especially with the electric freshman RB Christian Luke running behind it. Bama is not going away any time soon, but the dynasty reporter in me likes it.
Agree on the overall quality of the class. Not flashy, but three or four years from now, we may be looking back at this class as the very foundation of what is hopefully a great defense. LB Derek Kerr and CB Vince Cromartie specifically are two pieces I believe are going to pay big dividends for us. Both have looked outstanding in practices thus far, and Kerr's 92 speed as a blitzer and edge rusher are going to be lethal.
And don't sleep on RB D.J. Weaver. Sure he's only a 71 overall, but that 90 speed/82 agility combo is nothing to scoff at.
I am looking forward to watching Michael Peterson also, but dang I am pissed that we could not land him. Him being Adrian Peterson's nephew would have really been a fun thing to explore. I was even ready to hand him the #28. Oh well; hopefully I can find a way to get him back into the story and do some updates on him down the road (Michigan St. scheduling contract anyone?
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Yes, I do. Without factoring in people leaving early, we currently are slated to have 21 open roster spots for 2029, so we will be looking to come out of the gates strong this year with recruiting. We have a ton of holes to fill, especially on the offensive side of the ball, which is very senior-laden
Haha...glad my sideshow still keeps some entertained. Hopefully Coach Geezy can focus this year and not let the reporter honies derail him with their never-ending quests to one-up each other for scoops. If we can stay away from having to break-up cat-fights in the pregame tunnel before rivalry games, it'll be a big step towards success in 2028!Click here to read my dynasty report:
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Spring News Clips
Mason will no longer be wearing his trademark glove in 2028.
report courtesy Jordan Hebert, LSUSports.net
LSU | QB Mason shedding the glove
Mon, 13 Mar 2028 07:11:41 -0700
Jordan Hebert of LSUSports.net reports that LSU senior QB Rob Mason (86 ovr., post-progression) will no longer be sporting a glove on his right, non-throwing hand, in an effort to improve ball security. Mason, who has worn the glove on his right hand since high school, was urged by new Tigers offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Bryce Allen to shed the hand-wear.
"I wore a glove most of my playing career at Tulane," said Allen, who played quarterback under current Tigers head coach D. Geezy with the Green Wave from 2021-2024. "However, Rob was credited with 14 fumbles a year ago, which is an unacceptable number and something we're looking to correct. Aside from not wearing the glove, I think you're going to see a renewed interest in him sliding and going out of bounds on his part moving forward to get those turnover numbers to a more acceptable rate. We are not going to win if we are turning the ball over as much as we did last season, and it all starts with Rob.
"If we are more efficient and smarter with the football, we win 10+ games next year. There is not a doubt in my mind on that."
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Mario Reed spent a lot of time near the line of scrimmage in the STAR position last year and finished with 66 tackles, 2 interceptions, and also had this week two touchdown at Texas Tech in 2027.
report courtesy Taylor Bisciotti, ESPN/SEC Network
LSU | Mario Reed moved to FS
Tue, 18 Apr 2028 07:14:07 -0700
Taylor Bisciotti of ESPN's SEC Network reports that LSU senior defender Mario Reed (80 ovr., post-progression) will be moving from the STAR position, which essentially functions as an in-the-box strong safety and slot defender, and is now playing a more traditional deep free safety role in defensive coordinator Charles Kelly's 4-2-5 defense thus far at spring practices. Reed, who towers at a whopping 6-7 200 pounds, will be replacing departed FS Trey Wade, who left school a year early after winning both the Bednarik and Thorpe awards for his play last fall.
Reed finished 2027 third on the team with 66 tackles, and hauled in two interceptions.
Incoming freshman LB Derek Kerr (75 ovr.) and freshman S Jon Walker (74 ovr.) are expected to compete for the STAR position role, per Bisciotti.
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QB Jimmy McBride (LEFT) and LB Sean Williamson (RIGHT) were picked first and third overall, respectively.
report courtesy Dianna Russini, ESPN
Draft | Tulane dominates top of NFL Draft
Thu, 27 Apr 2028 20:09:11 -0700
Dianna Russini reports that Tulane University absolutely stole the show in the early moments of Thursday evening's NFL Draft (yes we know anyone that can use Google can find this out, but we wanted to post the photo of her). Green Wave star quarterback Jimmy McBride (90 ovr.), despite his short 5-11 stature, went first overall to the Cleveland Browns, stunning most analysts due to the wide belief that Texas Heisman winner Joe Jones (93 ovr) would be taken first overall following his magnificent 50 touchdown, 1 interception campaign last fall.
Jones would end up going second overall to the Atlanta Falcons, while Green Wave star LB Sean Williamson (95 ovr.), a former blue chip recruit and #2 overall high school prospect, went third overall to the Las Vegas Raiders.
The loss of McBride is a huge blow for the Green Wave, however redshirt sophomore QB Ryan Tyler (90 ovr., post-progression), the nation's #1 overall high school recruit in the nation back in 2026, is set to take over under center for the Wave this upcoming season.
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Moore caught this career-long 87-yard touchdown reception in a dominant 41-13 Tulane win at Alabama in 2016.
report courtesy Eve Jewell, ESPN/SEC Network
LSU | Reggie Moore hired as a coaching intern for 2028
Thu, 08 Jun 2028 09:25:17 -0700
Eve Jewell of ESPN/SEC Network, who unsurprisingly somehow got the scoop on this Tulane-LSU crossover news item, reports that LSU has hired former Tulane great and future NFL Hall of Famer Reggie Moore as a coaching intern. The internship is set to begin at the start of LSU's fall practice in August and run through October, with his last game with the team set to be on October 28th, when the team faces Alabama in Baton Rouge.
Moore, a former Heisman Trophy winner with the Green Wave and a two-time NFL MVP during his 10-year career with the Jacksonville-London Jaguars, announced his retirement from the NFL in January. In his role as an intern, the 33-year old Schriever, Louisiana native is expected to assist with the coaching of LSU's running backs and its return units on special teams. The former versatile weapon for current LSU head coach D. Geezy back when the pair were together at Tulane from 2011-2014 finished his collegiate career with 3,004 rushing yards and 27 touchdowns, to go along with 239 receptions for 2,491 yards and 38 touchdowns, as well as 5 total return touchdowns. The pinnacle moment of his career came at the end of the 2016 season, when he hauled in the game-winning 6-yard touchdown reception in the closing seconds of Tulane's 29-26 BCS National Championship Game victory over Penn St.
"Reggie came to me last season during our game versus Tulane when he was there celebrating his 10-year Heisman anniversary and expressed an interest in learning the game from the coaching world," said Geezy. "He admitted he is not getting into this with the thought of becoming a coordinator or head coach some day, but he does want to get into football front office work or land a TV analyst role eventually, and this is a first step for him in him increasing his knowledge of the game."
"I think what he brings to the table is someone that is extremely intelligent, with a strong understanding of the game, and someone that can make an impact for us, specifically in helping our running backs cross-train as receivers, something that we intend to be a new wrinkle for us next year. Between (sophomore) RB Scottie Rodgers (80 ovr., post-progression), and converted receiver, (senior) RB Greg Hearns (77 ovr., post-progression), we think Reggie can help turn these guys into pass-catching dynamos, just like he was in his day."
Editor's Note: As noted in the story, this coaching addition will be all about treating my running backs the way we did Reggie Moore during his time at Tulane. Look for RB Scottie Rodgers and RB Greg Hearn to be major factors out of the backfield this upcoming fall, and also look for them both to get a lot of work out wide and in the slot, especially Rodgers, who has an outstanding 76 route running rating.
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A Reggie Moore sighting?! I could hardly contain my excitement reading that post. Love love that he is being written back into the storyline. I know that Reggie says he has no coaching aspirations at this time, but gosh would I love to see him become a fulltime face. What a legend.
I like the coaching adjustment. You have some great backs to utilize in the passing game and getting ballers like that the ball in space is always a good thing. I am envisioning a bit of a West Coast (ala Jim Mora Jr.) out of your offense this season. Kind of like what they attempted to do with Vick in Atlanta back in the day.
Love all the organic articles during the offseason. A nice not so subtle nod to the Jimmy McBride/Baker Mayfield parallel. I hope you continue to follow the career of former players in the NFL. Would love to know how Deuce and Ryan Jean are doing as well.
Great stuff as always my friend!A Rising Storm in the North | Cheese's Eastern Michigan Dynasty (NCAA '12)
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Glad you like the Reggie addition. He has enough fame and fortune to where he may not want the full coaching grind commitment, but he'll still be an integral part of what we do. Look for us to use our running backs a lot like we used our backs during his playing days. Our running backs are going to catch a ton of passes this season, both out of the backfield and lined up at WR, and they'll now be getting pointers from the man, the myth, and the legend himself.
The Michael Vick Falcons offense is a great comparison for what we plan to do under new offensive coordinator Bryce Allen. As he indicated as something important to him back when he committed to Tulane all those years ago as a player, tight end involvement will be a foundational aspect of his offense, in addition to taking advantage of running back matchups out of the backfield versus LBs. I really like how the styles of Allen and Moore mesh with our current personnel - I even play to bring back the "H-Back," which is a tight end/full back hybrid position that we had for several of Allen's playing years at Tulane (redshirt freshman TE Julius Broussard will assume this role).
You and I spoke about this before, but our offensive style will really be a hodge-podge mashup of offenses of old from Geezy's time at Tulane - Throwing to backs out of the backfield like we did with Reggie in the early years, Bryce Allen's love for tight end involvement he mentioned as a recruit in the middle years, and the Ole Miss playbook Geezy had so much success with at Tulane in his final years there.
I appreciate the kind words as always on the articles; I have said it before and I'll say it again - I enjoy the off-season just as much if not more than the season itself. The team-building aspect of the game is ultimately what dynasty mode is all about, so I really enjoy taking my time with that aspect of my projects. As I always state - what's the rush?! I also find fun in putting dates on everything and establishing an actual timeline of events during the off-season; it just makes things feel all the more real that way.
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2028 LSU Tigers Roster: B- OVERALL
Offense: B
Code:[size=1][b][u] # - POS - NAME Class HGT WGT Ovr Key Attributes [COLOR="White"][/COLOR][/u][/b] [b][color=black] #7 QB *Rob Mason (c) SR 6-2 210 86 90spd,88thp,79tha[/color][/b] #5 QB Matt Harris JR-RS 5-11 219 82 82spd,87thp,77tha #14 QB Johnnie James FR 6-2 190 73 60spd,83thp,84tha [b][color=black] #33 RB Scottie Rodgers SO 5-11 213 80 85spd,86agi,83btk[/color][/B][color=black][/color] #25 RB Greg Hearn SR-RS 5-10 179 77 88spd,84btk,71cth #28 RB D.J. Weaver JR 5-8 208 71 90spd,82agi,70btk #46 RB Anthony Johnson SR-RS 5-11 220 71 86spd,80agi,92sfa #24 RB Joe Bell SO 6-0 204 71 89spd,82acc,75btk [b][color=black] #9 TE/FB Julius Broussard FR-RS 6-4 244 74 82spd,71cth,78rbk[/color][/B][color=black][/color] #8 FB Anthony Odom FR 5-11 249 70 70spd,70btk,71rbk #30 FB Cole Ingram SO-RS 5-11 264 63 #32 FB Chauncey Allen SO-RS 6-0 275 62 [b][color=black] #4 WR *Glen Walker SR 6-3 181 83 88spd,84acc,82cth #87 WR Joe Burnett SR 6-0 198 83 87spd,92acc,79th[/color][/B][color=black][/color] #83 WR Chase Doyle SR-RS 6-2 189 80 92spd,87acc,76cth #1 WR Brady Carter Jr. SO 6-0 163 78 92spd,87acc,74cth #10 WR Russell Stephens SR 6-2 179 80 87spd,90acc,74cth #19 WR Walt Brown SR-RS 6-3 189 75 #84 WR Mo Douglas SR-RS 6-0 168 71 #81 WR Johnnie Shaw SO-RS 6-0 196 70 #89 WR Kelvin McNamara SO-RS 6-3 210 70 #80 WR Donald Branch FR-RS 6-4 200 64[color=darkred] #23 WR Christian Smith FR 5-10 172 74[/color] [b][color=black] #13 TE Lucas Rodgers SR 6-4 255 83 82spd,81cth,80rbk[/color][/B][color=black][/color] #9 TE/FB Julius Broussard FR-RS 6-4 244 74 82spd,71cth,78rbk #47 TE Devon Beck SO 6-5 275 56 (long snapper) [b][color=black] #65 LT Erik Meyer SR 6-8 325 92 91str,93pbk,79rbk #73 LG Brandon Johnson JR-RS 6-4 311 78 79str,77pbk,73rbk #58 C Burditt Rich SO 6-2 302 80 78str,82pbk,83rbk #57 RG Sam Jackson JR 6-2 276 82 79str,88pbk,81rbk #66 RT Derek Smith SR 6-2 291 82 77str,84pbk,82rbk[/color][/b] #75 LT Alvin Taylor FR-RS 6-1 323 80 #70 LG Jason Huffman FR-RS 6-4 274 61 #69 C Joel Holt FR-RS 6-5 277 72 #74 RG Dan Dawson FR-RS 6-0 332 74 #64 RT Kevin Clark SO-RS 6-6 300 78[color=darkred] #75 LT Darrius Dennis FR 6-3 283 73[/color] [/size]
Defense: B-
Code:[size=1][b][u] # - POS - NAME Class HGT WGT Ovr Key Attributes [COLOR="White"][/COLOR][/u][/b] [b][color=black] #90 LE Matt Manning SR-RS 6-2 300 85 82spd,89acc,93fmv #72 RE Jon Jackson SR-RS 6-0 257 81 76spd,83acc,91fmv[/color][/b][color=black][/color] #61 LE Jeremy Hill SO-RS 6-2 261 75 #17 RE Derek Holley FR 6-4 209 73 [b][color=black] #48 DT Travis Fellows SR 6-6 261 84 86tak,91pmv,86bsh #91 DT Marcus Ratliff SR 6-1 305 75 78tak,87pmv,78bsh[/color][/b] #94 DT Tommy Adams SR-RS 6-4 264 72 #93 DT Randall Cunningham SO-RS 6-5 275 72[color=darkred] #98 DT Thomas Bowen SO 6-3 309 66[/color] [b][color=black] #11 OLB Derek Kerr FR 6-4 252 75 92spd,85acc,71tak (STAR) #44 MLB J.J. Brooks SO 6-1 225 78 84spd,93acc,74tak #99 OLB *Will McNeal SO 6-1 227 80 89spd,85bsh,82zcv (BUCK)[/color][/b][color=black][/color] #34 OLB Danny Smith SO 6-4 216 73 81spd,88acc,74tak #55 OLB Art Schroeder FR 6-0 222 73 80spd,75bsh,79tak #95 OLB Robert Clarke FR-RS 6-7 211 69 #54 OLB Gerald Mitchell SO-RS 6-3 227 68 #53 OLB Terry Ryan SO-RS 6-0 229 63 #56 MLB Dante Fulton SO-RS 6-4 237 59 [b][color=black] #2 CB Ryan Carter SO 6-2 176 76 88spd,87mcv,87zcv #21 CB Vince Cromartie FR 6-0 180 75 90spd,85mcv,80zcv[/color][/b][color=black][/color] #6 CB Jerome Harmon JR 5-10 202 73 87spd,91mcv,83zcv #27 CB Cedric Hutchinson JR 5-11 161 75 87spd,88mcv,86zcv #15 CB Stevie Higgins FR 5-11 165 72 88spd,85mcv,82zcv #36 CB George Bozeman (c) SR-RS 6-1 183 72[color=darkred] #26 CB Anthony Hardy FR 5-11 170 71[/color] [b][color=black] #18 FS Mario Reed SR 6-7 200 80 82spd,88mcv,86zcv #22 SS Dominique Woods SO 6-0 183 77 79spd,71tak,90zcv[/color][/b][color=black][/color] #16 SS Jon Walker FR 6-2 190 74 75spd,75tak,80zcv #38 FS Jasper Roth SO-RS 6-0 204 72 #42 SO Tommy Stewart III SO 6-2 205 71 #41 FS Eric Scott SR-RS 6-1 193 62 #45 SS Lamont King SR-RS 6-1 190 60 [/size]
Specialists: C+
Code:[size=1] [b][u] # - POS - NAME Class HGT WGT Ovr Key Attributes [COLOR="White"][/COLOR][/u][/b] [B][color=black] #3 PK Ross Bryant SO 6-2 196 78 79kpw,78kac[/color][/B][color=black][/color] [B][color=black] #31 P Marcus Brooks JR 5-11 239 73 74kpw,73kac[/color][/B][color=black][/color] [B][color=black] #1 KR1 Brady Carter Jr. SO 6-0 163 90 92spd,87acc,83btk[/color][/B] #83 KR2 Chase Doyle JR-RS 6-2 189 91 92spd,87acc,63btk [B][color=black] #1 PR1 Brady Carter Jr. SO 6-0 163 90 92spd,87acc,83btk[/color][/B] [/size]
* - IMPACT player
Starters in BLACK
RED - Redshirted player
C - Team captain
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2028 LSU Tigers Schedule
IT'S PUT UP OR SHUT UP TIME IN BATON ROUGE
After going 8-5 in each of his previous three seasons at LSU, senior QB Rob Mason hopes to cap off career with a bang | Tigers set to travel to Tallahassee in less than two weeks to take on RB Kelvin Powell (91 ovr) and the Seminoles in a rematch of last year's heartbreaking 28-24 season-opening loss at Tiger Stadium | After signing two-game scheduling contracts with both schools last year, early season dates with #5 Michigan and #18 Texas A&M highlight daunting out-of-conference schedule | LSU will face both Tulane and Alabama at home this season in hopes of ending respective 11-game losing streaks to both SEC arch-rivals
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08/27
at Florida St. @ 8:00pm
09/02
#5 Michigan @ 3:30pm
09/09
at Texas A&M @ 3:30pm
09/16
Georgia @ 12:30pm 
09/23
#4 Tulane @ 6:00pm
BYE
10/07
at #8 Florida @ 3:30pm
10/14
at #16 South Carolina @ 8:00pm
10/21
at Auburn @ 8:00pm
10/28
#3 Alabama @ 3:30pm
BYE
11/11
Ole Miss @ 6:00pm
11/18
at Arkansas @ 8:00pm
11/25
Oklahoma @ 8:00pm
- Southeastern Conference Game
Home games in BOLD
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2028 ESPN the Magazine College Football Preview
USC starts of 2028 in #1 spot, has best title shot since winning it all back in 2022
Trojans need big years from QB Junior Castillo (84 ovr) and RB Josh Goolsby (88 ovr) if they hope to end six year championship drought | After winning national title in 2026, Notre Dame finished 2027 with a "disappointing" 10-3 record despite lofty expectations, now must wade its way through the Big 10 to get back to championship glory; Fighting Irish will need a big year from Heisman hopeful WR Aaron Whitfield (94 ovr) | #3 Alabama and #4 Tulane appear to set to challenge for SEC supremacy, but both programs have their sights set much higher in 2028
2028 Preseason Top 25 Coaches' Poll
1. USC (34)
2. Notre Dame (24)
3. Alabama (1)
4. Tulane (1)
5. Michigan (1)
6. Texas
7. Oregon
8. Florida
9. West Virginia
10. Penn St.
11. UCLA
12. California
13. Missouri
14. Miami
15. Nevada
16. South Carolina
17. Michigan St.
18. Texas A&M
19. TCU
20. Duke
21. Boise St.
22. Louisiana Tech
23. Virginia Tech
24. Fresno St.
25. Georgia Tech
Others Receiving Votes: UCF (158), Ohio St. (104), Ohio (90), Navy (84), Colorado (66), UTEP (58), Tennessee (32), Rutgers (10)
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2028 ESPN Heisman Favorites
1. WR Aaron Whitfield (sr), 94 ovr
2. WR Grant Brady (sr), 93 ovr
3. QB Matt King (rs-jr), 95 ovr
4. TE Chris Nolan (so), 79 ovr
5. TE Derek Reynolds (so), 79 ovr
2028 Toughest Places to Play
1. Bryant-Denny Stadium (96,580 | 1 game home losing streak)
1. Notre Dame Stadium (84,675 average attendance | 3 game home winning streak)
3. Michigan Stadium (110,899 average attendance | 1 game home winning streak)
4. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (92,560 average attendance | 8 game home winning streak)
5. USC Stadium (97,901 average attendance | 1 home losing streak)
6. D.K.R.-Texas Memorial Stadium (98,498 average attendance | 13 game home winning streak)
7. UCLA Stadium (95,130 average attendance | 1 game home losing streak)
8. Autzen Stadium (56,502 average attendance | 5 game home winning streak)
9. Bobby Dodd Stadium (57,514 average attenance | 1 game home losing streak)
10. Beaver Stadium (112,236 average attendance | 4 game home winning streak)
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15. Mercedes-Benz Superdome (62,162 average attendance | 2 game home winning streak)
17. Tiger Stadium (96,578 average attendance | 1 game home losing streak)
2028 Southeastern Conference Projected Finish
East
1. #8 Florida
2. #16 South Carolina
3. Tennessee
4. Georgia
5. Kentucky
6. Vanderbilt
West
1. #3 Alabama*
2. #4 Tulane
3. Arkansas
4. LSU
5. Ole Miss
6. Auburn
* - Projected overall winner
Notable Early Season Matchups in 2028
Notable Week 1 Games
#3 Alabama
Troy
Texas Tech
#25 Georgia Tech
LSU
Florida St.
Notable Week 2 Games
#5 Michigan
LSU
#2 Notre Dame
#23 Virginia Tech
#9 West Virginia
#17 Michigan St.
#3 Alabama
Northwestern
Oklahoma
#4 Tulane
#19 TCU
#6 Texas
#7 Oregon
#14 Miami
#10 Penn St.
#18 Texas A&M
Notable Week 3 Games
#22 Louisiana Tech
#1 USC
#25 Georgia Tech
#23 Virginia Tech
#6 Texas
#9 West Virginia
#13 Missouri
#5 Michigan
#12 California
#2 Notre Dame
Notable Week 4 Games
#15 Nevada
#16 South Carolina
#6 Texas
#14 Miami
#7 Oregon
#5 Michigan
Notable Week 5 Games
#4 Tulane
LSU
#2 Notre Dame
#21 Boise St.
#1 USC
#15 Nevada
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Michigan has a hell of a schedule to start the season as wellMy Dynasties
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Yes sir! The season is finally here! I think this may have been the longest off-season I have gone through since the start of this entire dynasty career in terms of real-time (it has already been well over a month since my last game and I still have a few days to go). Needless to say, I am anxious to get back into the game action!
Proof, always great to hear from you my brother. The new job is keeping you busy, but that's a good thing.Originally posted by Proof21
I am honestly surprised I am still at this. When I restarted this dynasty all the way back in July of 2015, I never would have imagined I'd still be playing it to this day; I literally typed up on my Part II Mission Statement that I had hoped to get in three or four seasons on this dynasty revival project, but now I am going into the 10th season of the revival and there is really no end in sight right now.
The schedule is naturally loaded just from being in the SEC; both #3 Alabama and #4 Tulane are going to be incredible matchups, as will the bout versus #8 Florida at the Swamp. Then on top of that, at the time I "signed" those scheduling contracts with Michigan and Texas A&M during last season, I had no idea that the Wolverines would be ranked 5th.
The schedule will be challenging for sure, but I have a quiet confidence about my team heading into this year. I think we're very dangerous and I like what I have planned as far as offensive and defensive schemes. Not to sound like a real life coach, but we have really had some great practice results that I think are going to manifest themselves into game performance.
Ha...now that you point it out, yes they do. I didn't even realize it. They also play #9 West Virginia at the end of the year. However they will not be playing new Big 10 member Notre Dame in the regular season this year, sadly.Click here to read my dynasty report:
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