Just think, if you have a kid this year they will be in the 2nd grade
before we play Alabama again and will probably be driving before the
next time.
Charlie
On 5/19/2014 4:01 PM, Woody Bass wrote:
Future SEC Football Schedule Rotation Announced - GatorZone.com Mobile
http://www.gatorzone.com/mobile/news/28215
Future SEC Football Schedule Rotation Announced
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – Following last month’s announcement of the
Southeastern Conference’s future scheduling format, the league
announced on Monday a 12-year rotation of non-division opponents for
SEC football schedules through 2025.
Florida, which will play permanent SEC West opponent LSU annually,
will play at Alabama in 2014 followed by hosting Ole Miss in 2015. The
complete list of rotational games for UF is as follows:
2014 – at Alabama
2015 – vs. Ole Miss
2016 – at Arkansas
2017 – vs. Texas A&M
2018 – at Mississippi State
2019 – vs. Auburn
2020 – at Ole Miss
2021 – vs. Alabama
2022 – at Texas A&M
2023 – vs. Arkansas
2024 – at Auburn
2025 – vs. Mississippi State
The athletic directors re-confirmed the rotation at their May meeting
following the decision to continue playing an eight-game conference
schedule, to include six games against division opponents and two
games against non-division opponents. One of the non-division
opponents will be a permanent annual opponent and the other
non-division opponent will rotate each season.
Monday’s announcement pertains to the rotating non-division opponents.
The rotation begins with the 2014 season and concludes with the 2025
season. Schools will play all permanent opponents on a home and away
basis beginning in 2014.
Schools will not play their non-divisional rotating opponents in
back-to-back seasons to allow for schools to play all conference
members on a more frequent basis. Also, the rotation of teams in the
first six years of the 12-year cycle is not identical to the rotation
in the second six years in order to maintain four home games and four
road games per season for each school (/note: Florida and Georgia will
continue to play in Jacksonville/).
Following are the rotating opponents for SEC schools from 2014-25
(“vs.” indicates a home game and “at” indicates an away game):
*ALABAMA* – 2014 vs. Florida; 2015 at Georgia; 2016 vs. Kentucky; 2017
at Vanderbilt; 2018 vs. Missouri; 2019 at South Carolina; 2020 vs.
Georgia; 2021 at Florida; 2022 vs. Vanderbilt; 2023 at Kentucky; 2024
vs. South Carolina; 2025 at Missouri.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home - Auburn, Mississippi State, Texas
A&M; Away - Arkansas, LSU, Ole Miss, Tennessee. Sites alternate home
and away through 2025.)
*ARKANSAS* – 2014 vs. Georgia; 2015 at Tennessee; 2016 vs. Florida;
2017 at South Carolina; 2018 vs. Vanderbilt; 2019 at Kentucky; 2020
vs. Tennessee; 2021 at Georgia; 2022 vs. South Carolina; 2023 at
Florida; 2024 vs. Kentucky, 2025 at Vanderbilt.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Alabama, LSU, Ole Miss; Away –
Auburn, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Missouri. Sites alternate home
and away through 2025.)
*AUBURN* – 2014 vs. South Carolina; 2015 at Kentucky; 2016 vs.
Vanderbilt; 2017 at Missouri; 2018 vs. Tennessee; 2019 at Florida;
2020 vs. Kentucky; 2021 at South Carolina; 2022 vs. Missouri; 2023 at
Vanderbilt; 2024 vs. Florida; 2025 at Tennessee.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Arkansas, LSU, Texas A&M; Away –
Alabama, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Georgia. Sites alternate home
and away through 2025.)
*FLORIDA* – 2014 at Alabama; 2015 vs. Ole Miss; 2016 at Arkansas; 2017
vs. Texas A&M; 2018 at Mississippi State; 2019 vs. Auburn; 2020 at Ole
Miss; 2021 vs. Alabama; 2022 at Texas A&M; 2023 vs. Arkansas; 2024 at
Auburn; 2025 vs. Mississippi State.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Kentucky, Missouri, South
Carolina, LSU; Away – Georgia, Tennessee, Vanderbilt. Sites alternate
home and away through 2025.)
*GEORGIA* – 2014 at Arkansas; 2015 vs. Alabama; 2016 at Ole Miss; 2017
vs. Mississippi State; 2018 at LSU; 2019 vs. Texas A&M; 2020 at
Alabama; 2021 vs. Arkansas; 2022 at Mississippi State; 2023 vs. Ole
Miss; 2024 at Texas A&M; 2025 vs. LSU.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Florida, Tennessee, Vanderbilt,
Auburn; Away – Kentucky, Missouri, South Carolina. Sites alternate
home and away through 2025.)
*KENTUCKY* – 2014 at LSU; 2015 vs. Auburn; 2016 at Alabama; 2017 vs.
Ole Miss; 2018 at Texas A&M; 2019 vs. Arkansas; 2020 at Auburn; 2021
vs. LSU; 2022 at Ole Miss; 2023 vs. Alabama; 2024 at Arkansas; 2025
vs. Texas A&M.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Georgia, South Carolina,
Vanderbilt, Mississippi State; Away – Florida, Missouri, Tennessee.
Sites alternate home and away through 2025.)
*LSU* – 2014 vs. Kentucky; 2015 at South Carolina; 2016 vs. Missouri;
2017 at Tennessee; 2018 vs. Georgia; 2019 at Vanderbilt; 2020 vs.
South Carolina; 2021 at Kentucky; 2022 vs. Tennessee; 2023 at
Missouri; 2024 vs. Vanderbilt; 2025 at Georgia.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Alabama, Ole Miss, Mississippi
State; Away – Arkansas, Auburn, Texas A&M, Florida. Sites alternate
home and away through 2025.)
*OLE MISS* – 2014 vs. Tennessee; 2015 at Florida; 2016 vs. Georgia;
2017 at Kentucky; 2018 vs. South Carolina; 2019 at Missouri; 2020 vs.
Florida; 2021 at Tennessee; 2022 vs. Kentucky; 2023 at Georgia; 2024
vs. Missouri; 2025 at South Carolina.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi
State; Away – Arkansas, LSU, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt. Sites alternate
home and away through 2025.)
*MISSISSIPPI STATE* – 2014 vs. Vanderbilt; 2015 at Missouri; 2016 vs.
South Carolina; 2017 at Georgia; 2018 vs. Florida; 2019 at Tennessee;
2020 vs. Missouri; 2021 at Vanderbilt; 2022 vs. Georgia; 2023 at South
Carolina; 2024 vs. Tennessee; 2025 at Florida.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Arkansas, Auburn, Texas A&M;
Away – Alabama, LSU, Ole Miss, Kentucky. Sites alternate home and away
through 2025.)
*MISSOURI* – 2014 at Texas A&M; 2015 vs. Mississippi State; 2016 at
LSU; 2017 vs. Auburn; 2018 at Alabama; 2019 vs. Ole Miss; 2020 at
Mississippi State; 2021 vs. Texas A&M; 2022 at Auburn; 2023 vs. LSU;
2024 at Ole Miss; 2025 vs. Alabama.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Georgia, Kentucky, Vanderbilt,
Arkansas; Away – Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee. Sites alternate
home and away through 2025.)
*SOUTH CAROLINA* – 2014 at Auburn; 2015 vs. LSU; 2016 at Mississippi
State; 2017 vs. Arkansas; 2018 at Ole Miss; 2019 vs. Alabama; 2020 at
LSU; 2021 vs. Auburn; 2022 at Arkansas; 2023 vs. Mississippi State;
2024 at Alabama; 2025 vs. Ole Miss.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Georgia, Missouri, Tennessee,
Texas A&M; Away – Florida, Kentucky, Vanderbilt. Sites alternate home
and away through 2025.)
*TEXAS A&M* – 2014 vs. Missouri; 2015 at Vanderbilt; 2016 vs.
Tennessee; 2017 at Florida; 2018 vs. Kentucky; 2019 at Georgia; 2020
vs. Vanderbilt; 2021 at Missouri; 2022 vs. Florida; 2023 at Tennessee;
2024 vs. Georgia; 2025 at Kentucky.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Arkansas, LSU, Ole Miss; Away –
Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi State, South Carolina. Sites alternate
home and away through 2025.)
*TENNESSEE* – 2014 at Ole Miss; 2015 vs. Arkansas; 2016 at Texas A&M;
2017 vs. LSU; 2018 at Auburn; 2019 vs. Mississippi State; 2020 at
Arkansas; 2021 vs. Ole Miss; 2022 at LSU; 2023 vs. Texas A&M; 2024 at
Mississippi State; 2025 vs. Auburn.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Florida, Kentucky, Missouri,
Alabama; Away – Georgia, South Carolina, Vanderbilt. Sites alternate
home and away through 2025.)
*VANDERBILT* – 2014 at Mississippi State; 2015 vs. Texas A&M; 2016 at
Auburn; 2017 vs. Alabama; 2018 at Arkansas; 2019 vs. LSU; 2020 at
Texas A&M; 2021 vs. Mississippi State; 2022 at Alabama; 2023 vs.
Auburn; 2024 at LSU; 2025 vs. Arkansas.
(Permanent opponents in 2014: Home – Florida, South Carolina,
Tennessee, Ole Miss; Away – Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri. Sites
alternate home and away through 2025.)
Woody (via iPhone)
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