Major college football schedule announcement as SEC releases 2025 fixtures with Texas-Georgia rematch given top billing
The SEC has announced its 2025 schedule, which includes a rematch between Georgia and Texas as the main event.
In less than a year, the two clubs will face off for the third time.
This season, Texas will travel to Georgia for the crucial match on November 15, which will be their first meeting in Athens.
Georgia won both of its matchups this season, winning 30-15 in Austin in October and 22-19 last Saturday.
Georgia and Tennessee on September 13 in Knoxville are two additional important games.
Alabama and Georgia will play each other in Athens on September 27, while Florida and Tennessee will play each other in Gainesville on November 22.
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Then, on October 18, Georgia will play Ole Miss at home once more.
Similar to their home opener against Clemson the previous season, the Bulldogs will host Marshall in Atlanta in 2025.
Georgia State, Oklahoma, and LSU are some of Alabama’s key home opponents.
Missouri has eight games at home and won’t travel until the Tigers’ October 18 visit.
The second half of the season is going to be difficult for Oklahoma. as they only play one home game throughout their four weeks of nonstop SEC action.
On October 11, Texas will play in Dallas. On October 18, they will travel to Georgia. On October 25, they will play at home versus Ole Miss. On November 1, they will travel to Tennessee.
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The season will then conclude with Oklahoma facing Alabama, Missouri, and LSU.
Arkansas will play Texas A&M at home on October 18 in Fayetteville rather than Arlington, although they will play LSU away on November 15 and Texas away on November 22.
On October 18 and October 25, South Carolina will play two important home games against Oklahoma and Alabama, respectively.
With ESPN college football commentator Dan Mullen returning to collegiate coaching as UNLV’s new head coach, this season looks to be very spectacular.
The New England Patriots icon Bill Belichick, who just agreed to a five-year deal to become the head coach of the University of North Carolina, will be Mullen’s successor.
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