2024 Auburn football schedule
Aug. 31 ALABAMA A&M
Sept. 7 CALIFORNIA
Sept. 14 NEW MEXICO
Sept. 21 ARKANSAS
Sept. 28 OKLAHOMA
Oct. 5 at Georgia
Oct. 12 *Open Date*
Oct. 19 at Missouri
Oct. 26 at Kentucky
Nov. 2 VANDERBILT
Nov. 9 *Open Date*
Nov. 16 ULM
Nov. 23 TEXAS A&M
Nov. 30 at Alabama
A lot will be made about the first 5 home games and the no home games in October, but I actually like how that is set up.
Starting with Alabama A&M is somewhat disappointing but it will be a nice tune up game before Cal comes to town. And assuming focus is not issue, New Mexico will be a "stay-healthy" game before SEC play opens.
I like starting conference play against Arkansas. They will be the best opponent in the first four games and give a good look for what we should expect from our roster before Oklahoma. Maybe there could be a storyline regarding looking past Arkansas towards Oklahoma... that might be the only concern in that stretch.
I think the biggest change for the schedule is that Oklahoma is added and LSU is gone. This maybe completely wrong, but I don't see Oklahoma being the same type of physical natured game as LSU has traditionally been. I guess I feel better about playing uga after playing Oklahoma than I would coming off LSU.
Much need bye week following uga.
Road games at Missouri and at Kentucky... not really known to be houses of horror. Should be a place where a "GOOD" Auburn team wins.
Vandy will likely have quit by the time we play them in November.
Two weeks to get healthy following Vandy. Assuming we don't NMSU ourselves.
A&M at home. Interestingly, A&M plays NMSU the week before us. Its possible A&M is a one-loss team coming into JHS. Will be a challenge but glad its at home. Should be a good final home crowd.
and then is on the road at bama. fvck bama. Might be Sabans final game in tuscaloosa.... we will absolutely spoil that night for them.
I think a "GOOD" Auburn team can win 9-10 games.
I think Auburn should never lose at home. That is my stance.
Auburn should never lose to the state of Mississippi... We don't play the state so Missouri and Kentucky will be our token red haired stepchildren.
Aug. 31 ALABAMA A&M
Sept. 7 CALIFORNIA
Sept. 14 NEW MEXICO
Sept. 21 ARKANSAS
Sept. 28 OKLAHOMA
Oct. 5 at Georgia
Oct. 12 *Open Date*
Oct. 19 at Missouri
Oct. 26 at Kentucky
Nov. 2 VANDERBILT
Nov. 9 *Open Date*
Nov. 16 ULM
Nov. 23 TEXAS A&M
Nov. 30 at Alabama
A lot will be made about the first 5 home games and the no home games in October, but I actually like how that is set up.
Starting with Alabama A&M is somewhat disappointing but it will be a nice tune up game before Cal comes to town. And assuming focus is not issue, New Mexico will be a "stay-healthy" game before SEC play opens.
I like starting conference play against Arkansas. They will be the best opponent in the first four games and give a good look for what we should expect from our roster before Oklahoma. Maybe there could be a storyline regarding looking past Arkansas towards Oklahoma... that might be the only concern in that stretch.
I think the biggest change for the schedule is that Oklahoma is added and LSU is gone. This maybe completely wrong, but I don't see Oklahoma being the same type of physical natured game as LSU has traditionally been. I guess I feel better about playing uga after playing Oklahoma than I would coming off LSU.
Much need bye week following uga.
Road games at Missouri and at Kentucky... not really known to be houses of horror. Should be a place where a "GOOD" Auburn team wins.
Vandy will likely have quit by the time we play them in November.
Two weeks to get healthy following Vandy. Assuming we don't NMSU ourselves.
A&M at home. Interestingly, A&M plays NMSU the week before us. Its possible A&M is a one-loss team coming into JHS. Will be a challenge but glad its at home. Should be a good final home crowd.
and then is on the road at bama. fvck bama. Might be Sabans final game in tuscaloosa.... we will absolutely spoil that night for them.
I think a "GOOD" Auburn team can win 9-10 games.
I think Auburn should never lose at home. That is my stance.
Auburn should never lose to the state of Mississippi... We don't play the state so Missouri and Kentucky will be our token red haired stepchildren.
