Complaints about the Texas Longhorns schedule 2025 are already beginning

The spring exercises have not even started in Austin and there are already discussions about the strength of Texas Longhorn's time plan. Longhorn fans are not strangers for these conversations because it was a topic of conversation last season.

However, Josh Pate from 247sports has in a recently carried out episode of his podcast “Josh Pate's College Football Show” in these conversations with trade in trade.

“The schedule of the SEC have changed Oklahoma in connection with Texas,” said God. “The strength of time pland dynamics and the inequality between the and the other was a joke. …”

The schedule difference within the second is not a new topic. After the unveiling of the conference plan, it was discussed for the last season. And during the conference plan for this year is the same as last, with home and turned away. It seems to be very premature to start talks at the beginning of the study.

“You (Texas) have the simplest conference plan in this league,” said God. “It is not easy; I said it is easiest in Sec. Compare what Oklahoma has to play or what Florida has to play. It is like different worlds. And somehow these are all league time plans, all are all conference plan … The league time plan in the SEC makes no sense at all.”

The Sooners undoubtedly have a difficult schedule. This cannot be discussed how they will compete on South Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama on the street. While you get Ole Miss, Auburn, Missouri and LSU at home.

In the meantime, the Longhorns will compete on the street in Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi and Georgia. At the host of Vanderbilt, Arkansas and Texas A&M at home. What the Red River rivalry game in Dallas does not mention towards the Sooners.

On the surface, the Sooners will have the harder road in the conference game after the base of last season. If teams such as Florida, Texas A & M and even the Sooners improve, the street in Texas will not be a cupcake back to the SEC championship. If that happens, the Longhorns could possibly play three of their toughest games away from home.

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