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Georgia football’s full 2026 schedule revealed

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The SEC is moving to a nine game league slate in 2026, and it is requiring it’s teams to play at least one power for non-conference game. Now we know exactly what that looks like for the Georgia Bulldogs

The season will start with non-conference games vs Tennessee State and Western Kentucky. Georgia will play the former to start the season on September 5. The latter matchup is set for September 12.

SEC play begins in week three with a trip to Arkansas on September 19. It’s Georgia’s first trip to Fayetteville since 2020, when it opened the season vs. the Razorbacks.

Next up is the SEC home opener vs Oklahoma on September 26, the first time the two teams have played since the Sooners joined the SEC. Georgia and Oklahoma last met in an instant classic in the 2018 Rose Bowl.

Vanderbilt will come to Athens in October 3, followed by a trip to Tuscaloosa on October 10 to take on Alabama. It will be Georgia’s third trip to Tuscaloosa in the past seven seasons. It will also mark a third matchup between the two teams in a 13-month span.

Auburn comes next on October 17 and that game will be played in Athens. Georgia has won nine straight against its oldest rival. Next comes the team’s only bye week of the season followed by a short trip to Atlanta to play Florida inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium on October 31. It’ll be the first time The World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party has been played outside of Jacksonville in 30 years.

The November slate starts with a trip to Ole Miss on the seventh. That is followed by a home game vs Missouri on November 14. Georgia ends SEC playing at South Carolina on November 20. The Bulldogs used to play both Mizzou and South Carolina yearly when the league was split into divisions, but those matchups were put on pause for two seasons.

As always, the regular season ends with Georgia Tech during Thanksgiving week. The full 2026 schedule can be found below.

9/5: Tennessee State (Athens)
9/12: Western Kentucky (Athens)
9/19: Arkansas (Fayetteville, Ark.)
9/26: Oklahoma (Athens)
10/3: Vanderbilt (Athens)
10/10: Alabama (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
10/17: Auburn (Athens)
10/24: BYE
10/31: Florida (Atlanta)
11/7: Ole Miss (Oxford, Miss.)
11/14: Missouri
11/21: South Carolina (Columbia, S.C.)
11/28: Georgia Tech

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