(05-09-2012 01:07 PM)BJUnklFkr Wrote:  Tennessee would easily be the second choice on that list.

+1

UK will be playing Georgetown....

@johnclayiv: Report: Kentucky-Georgetown likely matchup in SEC-Big East next season.

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Hold Onto Your Butts: Georgetown to play Kentucky at Verizon as part of the Big East-SEC Challenge.

(05-14-2012 09:41 AM)Nellie Wrote:  UK will be playing Georgetown....

@johnclayiv: Report: Kentucky-Georgetown likely matchup in SEC-Big East next season.

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Hold Onto Your Butts: Georgetown to play Kentucky at Verizon as part of the Big East-SEC Challenge.

Well, hopefully we will play the Vols. That will be a good regional matchup that will put lots of butts in the seat and will be watched on a national basis.

(05-14-2012 09:41 AM)Nellie Wrote:  UK will be playing Georgetown....

@johnclayiv: Report: Kentucky-Georgetown likely matchup in SEC-Big East next season.

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Hold Onto Your Butts: Georgetown to play Kentucky at Verizon as part of the Big East-SEC Challenge.

There was probably a 1/3 shot of getting UK (the other two being Georgetown and Marquette), I understand why they'd choose G'town. Here are the teams that played at home last year from the SEC (who are going on the road this year):
1. South Carolina
2. Alabama
3. LSU
4. Mississippi State
5. Tennessee
I see UC getting South Carolina, bringing Frank Martin back to Cincinnati

Tennessee and Missouri top my list. Texas A&M, Alabama, South Carolina, LSU, and Miss State are second tier options. Good news is that the game will be on UC's campus, we hope.

(05-14-2012 10:59 AM)bearcatlawjd Wrote:  Tennessee and Missouri top my list. Texas A&M, Alabama, South Carolina, LSU, and Miss State are second tier options. Good news is that the game will be on UC's campus, we hope.

Forgot about Missouri, love that match up.

Still a chance they play not as part of the challenge correct?

(05-14-2012 11:30 AM)BeerCat Wrote:  Still a chance they play not as part of the challenge correct?

There was initial talks that Kentucky had a date at Lucas Oil in Indy with a vacant opponent, but I'm not sure if that was really true, it may have been conditional on the opponent being IU.

Andy Katz claims sources are Louisville will play Florida

There is still a chance Cincinnati and Kentucky could be matched up:
http://www.casualhoya.com/2012/5/24/3041...-challenge

"Don't book that trip to D.C... Georgetown is no longer an option for UK in the SEC/Big East Challenge. (DF)"