It’s never too early to look ahead to next college football season … Even if we have an entire bowl season to go!
In a highly anticipated announcement, the SEC revealed the revamped and re-organized football schedule for the 2024 season, providing eager fans with a glimpse into what to expect next season.
Of course, 2024 is expected to be the biggest and best SEC season yet, thanks to the arrival of both Texas and Oklahoma.
Here Is The 2024 #SEC Football Schedule 📅
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— CFB Nation 🏈 (@TheCFBNation) December 14, 2023
With the additions of the two powerhouse programs, the SEC landscape is set for a major shake-up, reuniting the Longhorns and Sooners with former Big 12 rivals Missouri and Texas A&M.
Texas kicks off its inaugural SEC campaign with a home matchup against Mississippi State on September 28, followed by a challenging showdown against Georgia, led by the two-time national champion coach Kirby Smart.
The Longhorn faithful will be eagerly anticipating the highly anticipated clash with Texas A&M on November 30, marking the renewal of their historic rivalry.
On the other hand, Oklahoma begins its SEC journey at home against Tennessee in Week 4 but faces an extended period away from Norman, including the Red River Showdown in Dallas.
The highlight of the Sooners home schedule comes on November 23 when they host Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide.
The SEC’s 2024 season is set to feature a marquee matchup early on as Georgia goes on the road to face Alabama on September 28.
This game holds particular significance after the Tide’s upset victory over the Bulldogs in the SEC Championship Game a few weeks back, denying Georgia a spot in the College Football Playoff.
Every team in SEC has a gauntlet of a schedule … then you have Bama .. 🤣 https://t.co/uq6uq0EBjZ
— Travis 🍢 (@travis_brickler) December 14, 2023
The COMPLETE SEC schedule goes as follows…
(Alabama)
Aug. 31: Western Kentucky
Sept. 7: South Florida
Sept. 14: at Wisconsin
Sept. 28: Georgia
Oct. 5: at Vanderbilt
Oct. 12: South Carolina
Oct. 19: at Tennessee
Oct. 26: Missouri
Nov. 9: at LSU
Nov. 16: Mercer
Nov. 23: at Oklahoma
Nov. 30: Auburn
(Arkansas)
Aug. 31: UAPB
Sept. 7: at Oklahoma State
Sept. 14: UAB
Sept. 21: at Auburn
Sept. 28: Texas A&M
Oct. 5: Tennessee
Oct. 19: LSU
Oct. 26: at Mississippi State
Nov. 2: Ole Miss
Nov. 16: Texas
Nov. 23: Louisiana Tech
Nov. 30: at Missouri
(Auburn)
Aug. 31: Alabama A&M
Sept. 7: California
Sept. 14: New Mexico
Sept. 21: Arkansas
Sept. 28: Oklahoma
Oct. 5: at Georgia
Oct. 19: at Missouri
Oct. 26: at Kentucky
Nov. 2: Vanderbilt
Nov. 16: ULM
Nov. 23: Texas A&M
Nov. 30: at Alabama
(Florida)
Aug. 31: Miami (FL)
Sept. 7: Samford
Sept. 14: Texas A&M
Sept. 21: at Mississippi State
Oct. 5: UCF
Oct. 12: at Tennessee
Oct. 19: Kentucky
Nov. 2: Georgia
Nov. 9: at Texas
Nov. 16: LSU
Nov. 23: Ole Miss
Nov. 30: at Florida State
(Georgia)
Aug. 31: Clemson
Sept. 7: Tennessee Tech
Sept. 14: at Kentucky
Sept. 28: at Alabama
Oct. 5: Auburn
Oct. 12: Mississippi State
Oct. 19: at Texas
Nov. 2: Florida
Nov. 9: at Ole Miss
Nov. 16: Tennessee
Nov. 23: UMass
Nov. 30: Georgia Tech
(Kentucky)
Aug. 31: Southern Miss
Sept. 7: South Carolina
Sept. 14: Georgia
Sept. 21: Ohio
Sept. 28: at Ole Miss
Oct. 12: Vanderbilt
Oct. 19: at Florida
Oct. 26: Auburn
Nov. 2: at Tennessee
Nov. 16: Murray State
Nov. 23: at Texas
Nov. 30: Louisville
(LSU)
Sept. 1: USC
Sept. 7: Nicholls
Sept. 14: at South Carolina
Sept. 21: UCLA
Sept. 28: South Alabama
Oct. 12: Ole Miss
Oct. 19: at Arkansas
Oct. 26: at Texas A&M
Nov. 9: Alabama
Nov. 16: at Florida
Nov. 23: Vanderbilt
Nov. 30: Oklahoma
(Ole Miss)
Aug. 31: Furman
Sept. 7: Middle Tennessee
Sept. 14: at Wake Forest
Sept. 21: Georgia Southern
Sept. 28: Kentucky
Oct. 5: at South Carolina
Oct. 12: at LSU
Oct. 26: Oklahoma
Nov. 2: at Arkansas
Nov. 9: Georgia
Nov. 23: at Florida
Nov. 30: Mississippi State
(Mississippi State)
Aug. 31: Eastern Kentucky
Sept. 7: at Arizona State
Sept. 14: Toledo
Sept. 21: Florida
Sept. 28: at Texas
Oct. 12: at Georgia
Oct. 19: Texas A&M
Oct. 26: Arkansas
Nov. 2: UMass
Nov. 9: at Tennessee
Nov. 23: Missouri
Nov. 30: at Ole Miss
(Missouri)
Aug. 31: Murray State
Sept. 7: Buffalo
Sept. 14: Boston College
Sept. 21: Vanderbilt
Oct. 5: at Texas A&M
Oct. 12: at UMass
Oct. 19: Auburn
Oct. 26: at Alabama
Nov. 9: Oklahoma
Nov. 16: at South Carolina
Nov. 23: at Mississippi State
Nov. 30: Arkansas
(Oklahoma)
Aug. 31: Temple
Sept. 7: Houston
Sept. 14: Tulane
Sept. 21: Tennessee
Sept. 28: at Auburn
Oct. 12: Texas
Oct. 19: South Carolina
Oct. 26: at Ole Miss
Nov. 2: Maine
Nov. 9: at Missouri
Nov. 23: Alabama
Nov. 30: at LSU
(South Carolina)
Aug. 31: Old Dominion
Sept. 7: at Kentucky
Sept. 14: LSU
Sept. 21: Akron
Oct. 5: Ole Miss
Oct. 12: at Alabama
Oct. 19: at Oklahoma
Nov. 2: Texas A&M
Nov. 9: at Vanderbilt
Nov. 23: Wofford
Nov. 30: at Clemson
(Tennessee)
Aug. 31: Chattanooga
Sept. 7: NC State
Sept. 14: Kent State
Sept. 21: at Oklahoma
Oct. 5: at Arkansas
Oct. 12: Florida
Oct. 19: Alabama
Nov. 2: Kentucky
Nov. 9: Mississippi State
Nov. 16: at Georgia
Nov. 23: UTEP
Nov. 30: at Vanderbilt
(Texas)
Aug. 31: Colorado State
Sept. 7: at Michigan
Sept. 14: UTSA
Sept. 21: ULM
Sept. 28: Mississippi State
Oct. 12: Oklahoma
Oct. 19: Georgia
Oct. 26: at Vanderbilt
Nov. 9: Florida
Nov. 16: at Arkansas
Nov. 30: at Texas A&M
(Texas A&M)
Aug. 31: Notre Dame
Sept. 7: McNeese State
Sept. 14: at Florida
Sept. 21: Bowling Green
Sept. 28: Arkansas
Oct. 5: Missouri
Oct. 19: at Mississippi State
Oct. 26: LSU
Nov. 2: at South Carolina
Nov. 16: New Mexico State
Nov. 23: at Auburn
Nov. 30: Texas
(Vanderbilt)
Aug. 31: Virginia Tech
Sept. 7: Alcorn State
Sept. 14: at Georgia State
Sept. 21: at Missouri
Oct. 5: Alabama
Oct. 12: at Kentucky
Oct. 19: Ball State
Oct. 26: Texas
Nov. 2: at Auburn
Nov. 9: South Carolina
Nov. 23: at LSU
Nov. 30: Tennessee
Who do you think has the hardest schedule?
How about the easiest?
Most importantly, who is your (extremely) early pick to win the SEC next season???