A couple of big games early:

Week 1:

Clemson at LSU and Ole Miss and Louisville in Nashville. Week 0 or 1 I believe.

Week 2:

Ohio State at Texas,

Alabama at Kentucky

Oklahoma at Michigan

Week 3: 

LSU at Ole Miss

Florida State at Alabama

Florida at Auburn

UK at A&M

Week 4:

Oklahoma at Georgia

A&M at LSU

Texas at Tennessee

South Alabama at Kentucky

Ole Miss at Florida

Week 5:

Auburn at Tennessee

Vandy at Georgia

Week 6:

Georgia at Alabama

Texas vs. Oklahoma

LSU at Kentucky

Ole Miss at Vandy

Week 7:

Auburn at Georgia

Alabama at Tennessee

Kentucky at Oklahoma

Week 8:

Texas A&M at Alabama

Ole Miss at Texas

Vandy at Kentucky

Week 9:

Florida vs. Georgia

Auburn at Ole Miss

Week 10:

Alabama at LSU

Georgia at Ole Miss

Kentucky at Tennessee

Week 11:

Alabama at Vandy

Florida at Kentucky

Texas at LSU

Ole Miss at Oklahoma

Week 12:

LSU at Tennessee

Kentucky at Missouri

Texas A&M at Oklahoma

Week 13:

Texas at Texas A&M

Louisville at Kentucky

Auburn at Alabama

Florida at Florida State

Tennessee at Vandy

 

Edited December 12, 2025Dec 12 by 16thBBall Fan

There are 5 SEC schools who open the year with their 3 non-conference games then have to play 9 straight SEC games plus their bye. 

Those 5 schools are:

Missouri

Oklahoma

Tennessee

Texas 

Vandy

Also, this year the way the calendar (Labor Day) falls each team only has one bye week.