The 31st game is "unofficial." It's at home against Nichols State. I don't know why it hasn't been officially announced, but my understanding is that we are playing that game in Fayetteville as game # 31.
Nichols St - W
Wake Forest - W
Delaware State - W
@SMU - W
North Texas - W
Iona - W
@Iowa State - L
@Clemson - W
Dayton - W
SEMO - W
Wis-Mil - W
Northwestern - W
Utah Valley - W
Conference
@Georgia - L 0-1
Vandy - W 1-1
@Tennesse - L 1-2 (and some fringe morons calling for Mike's head)
Ole Miss - W 2-2
Alabama - W 3-2
@Mizz - W 4-2 (the idiots start to go back under the rocks)
Tennessee - W 5-2
@FL - L 5-3 (the idiots come back up for daylight for the last time and call for Anderson's head)
South Carolina - W 6-3
Miss State - W 7-3
@Auburn - W 8-3
@Ole Miss - L 8-4
Missouri - W 9-4
@Miss State - W 10-4
Texas A&M - W 11-4
@Kentucky - L 11-5
@South Carolina - L 11-6
LSU W 12-6
OOC 12-1
Overall 24-7
Finish in the top 25with about a 5 slot in the tourney, give or take. Wins at UGA, SC (a team that I look to be very dangerous) and/or Tennessee would be do-able and improve our positioning.
Our three biggest games are all on the road -- UF, UK, and ISU. Winning any one of those would really make it a great season. Absolutely possible. If we win one (or two) of those games, I think we'd have a top 10 season.
Auburn is obviously a somewhat unknown commodity. How much better can they be right off the bat?
Both SMU and Dayton will be pretty tough non-conference games. Not to **** on your party, but being 12-6 in a mediocre conference (I think outside of Florida and Kentucky that the SEC is pretty meh), won't earn you a 5 seed. My best guess is Arkansas goes 22-9 and earns anywhere between an 8 and 11. Still not bad for a program that didn't make the tourney last year. Good luck and I hope you guys give us a tough game. Tough games are always more interesting to watch.