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Unpredictability underscores Georgia 2025 SEC scheduling dynamics, challenges
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Unpredictability underscores Georgia 2025 SEC scheduling dynamics, challenges
ATHENS — Georgia football hasn’t taken the first snap of its annual spring game, much less the 2024 season.
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The SEC schedule makers sure seem to be easing Texas into SEC play. They'll play Georgia and Oklahoma, with no Alabama, LSU or Ole Miss for the next two years. Could it get any easier than that.
I'd much rather see the Dawgs face stiffer regular season competition than the other way around. Even if we lose a game or two, chances are we still make the playoffs given SOS (as long as we still play pretty well). Admit it, the Dawgs have had it easier most seasons the last decade or more playing in the SEC East. When the rubber meets the road, it's time to put up or shut up. Going undefeated may be a thing of the past with the expanded playoffs and better competition.
Remember, Better never rests.
This is setting up to be UGA's base conference schedule. Going to be challenging to win an SEC Championship let alone a National Championship having to navigate this gauntlet of a conference schedule every year.