Featured 2013 non-conference match-ups include Alabama vs. Virginia Tech (at Atlanta, GA), Arkansas at Rutgers, Washington State at Auburn, Florida at Miami (FL), Georgia at Clemson, Louisville at Kentucky, LSU vs. TCU (at Arlington, TX), Mississippi State vs. Oklahoma State (at Houston, TX), Missouri at Indiana, Ole Miss at Texas, North Carolina at South Carolina, Tennessee at Oregon, SMU at Texas A&M, and Vanderbilt at Ohio State.
From the SEC:
The 2013 schedule is considered a “bridge” schedule and not based on any other previous or future scheduling formats. The SEC Athletics Directors will convene in Spring 2013 to begin formulating schedules for the 2014 season and beyond.
“As we began working on the 2013 football schedule, it became apparent that the conference would need another year of the ‘bridge’ schedule to make everything work,” said SEC Commissioner Mike Slive. “I appreciate the SEC transition team and our athletics directors, who came together to put this schedule in place. We look forward to starting with our new scheduling rotation in 2014.”
The eight-game conference schedule consists of six games played inside the division and two games against teams from the opposite division. The cross-divisional common opponents that were previously announced by the conference will not take place until 2014.
In order to maintain a balanced schedule for the 2014 season and beyond, there are three games that will have repeat hosts from the 2012 schedule. Those games are Ole Miss at Alabama, Texas A&M at Ole Miss and Georgia at Auburn.
The 2013 SEC Championship Game will be played at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta on Saturday, Dec. 7.
2013 SEC Football Schedules
East Division
- 2013 Florida Football Schedule
- 2013 Georgia Football Schedule
- 2013 Kentucky Football Schedule
- 2013 Missouri Football Schedule
- 2013 South Carolina Football Schedule
- 2013 Tennessee Football Schedule
- 2013 Vanderbilt Football Schedule
West Division
- 2013 Alabama Football Schedule
- 2013 Arkansas Football Schedule
- 2013 Auburn Football Schedule
- 2013 LSU Football Schedule
- 2013 Mississippi State Football Schedule
- 2013 Ole Miss Football Schedule
- 2013 Texas A&M Football Schedule
2013 SEC Composite Football Schedule
Thursday, Aug. 29
North Carolina at South Carolina
Saturday, Aug. 31
Alabama vs. Virginia Tech (at Atlanta, GA)
Austin Peay at Tennessee
Georgia at Clemson
Kentucky vs. Western Kentucky (at Nashville, TN)
LSU vs. TCU (at Arlington, TX)
Mississippi State vs. Oklahoma State (at Houston, TX)
Murray State at Missouri
Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
Rice at Texas A&M
Toledo at Florida
UL Lafayette at Arkansas
Washington State at Auburn
Saturday, Sept. 7
Alcorn State at Mississippi State
Arkansas State at Auburn
Austin Peay at Vanderbilt
Florida at Miami (FL)
Miami (OH) at Kentucky
Sam Houston State at Texas A&M
Samford at Arkansas
South Carolina at Georgia
Southeast Missouri at Ole Miss
Toledo at Missouri
UAB at LSU
Western Kentucky at Tennessee
Saturday, Sept. 14
Alabama at Texas A&M
Kent State at LSU
Louisville at Kentucky
Mississippi State at Auburn
Ole Miss at Texas
Southern Miss at Arkansas
Tennessee at Oregon
Vanderbilt at South Carolina
Saturday, Sept. 21
Arkansas at Rutgers
Auburn at LSU
Colorado State at Alabama
Missouri at Indiana
North Texas at Georgia
SMU at Texas A&M
Tennessee at Florida
Troy at Mississippi State
Vanderbilt at UMass
Saturday, Sept. 28
Arkansas State at Missouri
Florida at Kentucky
LSU at Georgia
Ole Miss at Alabama
South Alabama at Tennessee
South Carolina at UCF
Texas A&M at Arkansas
UAB at Vanderbilt
Saturday, Oct. 5
Arkansas at Florida
Georgia State at Alabama
Ole Miss at Auburn
Georgia at Tennessee
Kentucky at South Carolina
LSU at Mississippi State
Missouri at Vanderbilt
Saturday, Oct. 12
Alabama at Kentucky
Bowling Green at Mississippi State
Florida at LSU
Missouri at Georgia
South Carolina at Arkansas
Texas A&M at Ole Miss
Western Carolina at Auburn
Saturday, Oct. 19
Arkansas at Alabama
Auburn at Texas A&M
Florida at Missouri
Georgia at Vanderbilt
LSU at Ole Miss
South Carolina at Tennesse
Saturday, Oct. 26
Florida Atlantic at Auburn
Furman at LSU
Idaho at Ole Miss
Kentucky at Mississippi State
South Carolina at Missouri
Tennessee at Alabama
Vanderbilt at Texas A&M
Saturday, Nov. 2
Alabama State at Kentucky
Auburn at Arkansas
Georgia vs. Florida (Jacksonville)
Mississippi State at South Carolina
Tennessee at Missouri
UTEP at Texas A&M
Saturday, Nov. 9
Appalachian State at Georgia
Arkansas at Ole Miss
Auburn at Tennessee
LSU at Alabama
Mississippi State at Texas A&M
Missouri at Kentucky
Vanderbilt at Florida
Saturday, Nov. 16
Alabama at Mississippi State
Florida at South Carolina
Georgia at Auburn
Kentucky at Vanderbilt
Troy at Ole Miss
Saturday, Nov. 23
Chattanooga at Alabama
Coastal Carolina at South Carolina
Georgia Southern at Florida
Kentucky at Georgia
Mississippi State at Arkansas
Missouri at Ole Miss
Texas A&M at LSU
Vanderbilt at Tennessee
Saturday, Nov. 30
Alabama at Auburn
Arkansas at LSU
Clemson at South Carolina
Florida State at Florida
Georgia at Georgia Tech
Tennessee at Kentucky
Ole Miss at Mississippi State
Texas A&M at Missouri
Wake Forest at Vanderbilt
Saturday, Dec. 7
2013 SEC Championship Game (at Atlanta, GA)
View Comments (46)
I thought Texas A&M-South Carolina and Missouri-Arkansas were supposed to be every year
they will starting in 2014
I was thinking the same thing?...why would ark mizzou not have a annual series?.....
They won't be having it until the season of 2014.
this link says it all....why SEC?
http://www.stltoday.com/sports/college/mizzou/missouri-paired-with-arkansas/article_b367915d-2221-5dd4-b28c-dbf3c822f745.html
i thought we had this worked out already
LSU IS NOV.9 NOT NOV.2
SEPT.7 IS WHERE THE OTHER NON-CON.GAME WILL BE.
MY SOURCE TELLS ME IT MIGHT BE LA-MONROE.
NEED TO WORK OUT THE DETAILS
So much for Ohio State opening with Vandy next year.
Yep, they canceled that and a 2013-14 series with Northwestern.
DAFUQ, if tennesseee plays oregon, florida plays miami, bama plays va tech, georgia plays clemson, and m-state plays okla state,ole miss plays texas, and auburn plays w-state, mizzou plays indiana, and lsu plays tcu, and scar plays unc then vandy can play ohio state.
Nothing like the SEC playing cupcakes.
Uga vs. Clemson and Ga Tech
Florida vs Miami and FSU
Alabama vs. Va. Tech
South Carolina vs. Clemson
oh I'm sorry those are ACC schools so you're right... cupcakes
WHOAH BACK UP... tennessee playing oregon, vandy playing ohio state, florida at miami, those arent cupkakes
NO team in any level of football should play 3 consecutive road games. South Carolina shouldn't have to do that.
uga basically is.... scar, ky this week, and jax next week
Texas A&M plays at Auburn, at Mississippi State and at Alabama starting next week.
next season looks like AU is doing that too
Oct. 19 – at Texas A&M
Nov. 2 – at Arkansas
Nov. 9 – at Tennessee
even though they have an off week between A&M and Arkansas that is still tough
Alabama is playing two FCS teams? Wow. #1 team in the country huh?
Actually, Georgia State will be FBS/Sun Belt in 2013.
as and Auburn fan I hate the tide
but Kyle pay attention to the world of college football before you type
georgia state isnt gonna be an fcs team for long, theyre going to C-USA in 2013. tennessee had to play em this year and we won 51-10
an not and
the Tide would beat the Browns so yes they are #1 Kyle
Anyone have an idea why ole miss plays LSU midway threw the season next year? Instead of second to last.
This is a "bridge" schedule according to the SEC. So the Ole Miss-LSU matchup may return later in the season. Several things were changed in order to make this schedule.
Why does ole Miss's first five games only include 1 home game???
Cause the last seven games only has one away game