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RE: SEC: The continued Bama/SEC outrage over UCF's Natty proves smart marketing
(02-05-2018 01:19 PM)TU4ever Wrote:  
(02-05-2018 01:09 PM)NothingButKnight Wrote:  
(02-05-2018 10:21 AM)MemTGRS Wrote:  but isn't it about time for the 2018 football schedules to be released?!?!?. I know C-USA has released theirs a bit ago. I think the Sun Belt is on the only other one outstanding besides us. Some of us folks need to be arranging our vacations time now.

This is what I want to know. Don't know how likely it is that UCF will be playing @Houston, @Tulane, or @SMU, but those are all easy drives for me. I try to make at least one game in person every year, I sadly couldn't get it done this year.

It will be @Uconn, @memphis, @tampa bay bucs, @ecu, @unc

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