The SEC released its full 2026 schedule on Thursday night, offering a glimpse into what awaits league members as the conference undergoes a historic shift. With the league moving from an eight-game schedule to a nine-game league slate for next season, there will be a whopping 72 conference matchups.

Southeastern Conference football fans are finding out what the recent move to a nine-game league schedule looks like in reality.

The 2026 SEC football schedule will be released on Dec. 11 via the SEC Network and ESPN. The 2026 season will be the first year of the nine-game conference schedule format with rotating opponents, in which each team will play at each SEC team at least once over a four-year period.

The SEC is moving to a nine-game league schedule next season for the first time in history, a move necessary in the expanded College Football Playoff era to mirror what it looks like in the Big Ten and Big 12.

Georgia's 2026 football schedule presented by Georgia Power was released on the SEC Network Thursday night after an announcement from the Southeastern

The Sooners will play six home games, as well as five true road games and the annual Red River Rivalry clash against Texas at the Cotton Bowl.

Highlights of the schedule include the LSU game moving back to the regular-season finale, Silverfield’s SEC opener being at home against Georgia and facing Missouri on Halloween.