SEC schedule release: Full 2024 slates for all 16 teams, including Texas and Oklahoma
The SEC released the college football schedules for all 16 of its member schools Wednesday night, making official the Sept. 28 date for the much anticipated Georgia-Alabama matchup.
Also much anticipated is the arrival of Oklahoma and Texas to the conference. And while the Longhorns won’t face Alabama in the regular season, they do have a huge home game against Georgia (Oct. 19). Oklahoma doesn’t play Georgia but hosts Alabama on Nov. 23 in a game that could help decide which team makes the SEC championship game.
Here are the team-by-team schedules for 2024:
Aug. 31: vs. Western Kentucky
Sept. 7: vs. South Florida
Sept. 14: at Wisconsin
Sept. 21: Bye
Sept. 28: vs. Georgia
Oct. 5: at Vanderbilt
Oct. 12: vs. South Carolina
Oct. 19: at Tennessee
Oct. 26: vs. Missouri
Nov. 2: Bye
Nov. 9: at LSU
Nov. 16: vs. Mercer
Nov. 23: at Oklahoma
Nov. 30: vs. Auburn
Aug 31: vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (Little Rock)
Sept. 7: at Oklahoma State
Sept. 14: vs. UAB
Sept. 21: at Auburn
Sept. 28: vs. Texas A&M (Arlington, Texas)
Oct. 5: vs. Tennessee
Oct. 12: Bye
Oct. 19: vs. LSU
Oct. 26: at Mississippi State
Nov. 2: vs. Ole Miss
Nov. 9: Bye
Nov. 16: vs. Texas
Nov. 23: vs. Louisiana Tech
Nov. 30: at Missouri
Aug 31: vs. Alabama A&M
Sept. 7: vs. Cal
Sept. 14: vs. New Mexico
Sept. 21: vs. Arkansas
Sept. 28: vs. Oklahoma
Oct. 5: at Georgia
Oct. 12: Bye
Oct. 19: at Missouri
Oct. 26: at Kentucky
Nov. 2: vs. Vanderbilt
Nov. 9: Bye
Nov. 16: vs. ULM
Nov. 23: vs. Texas A&M
Nov. 30: at Alabama
Aug 31: vs. Miami
Sept. 7: vs. Samford
Sept. 14: vs. Texas A&M
Sept. 21: at Mississippi State
Sept. 28: Bye
Oct. 5: vs. UCF
Oct. 12: at Tennessee
Oct. 19: vs. Kentucky
Oct. 26: Bye
Nov. 2: vs. Georgia (Jacksonville)
Nov. 9: at Texas
Nov. 16: vs. LSU
Nov. 23: vs. Ole Miss
Nov. 30: at Florida State
Aug. 31: vs. Clemson (Atlanta)
Sept. 7: vs. Tennessee Tech
Sept. 14: at Kentucky
Sept. 21: Bye
Sept. 28: at Alabama (7:30 p.m. on ABC/ESPN App)
Oct. 5: vs. Auburn
Oct. 12: vs. Mississippi State
Oct. 19: at Texas
Oct. 26: Bye
Nov. 2: vs. Florida (Jacksonville)
Nov. 9: at Ole Miss
Nov. 16: vs. Tennessee
Nov. 23: vs. UMass
Nov. 30: vs. Georgia Tech
Aug. 31: vs. Southern Miss
Sept. 7: vs. South Carolina
Sept. 14: vs. Georgia
Sept. 21: vs. Ohio
Sept. 28: at Ole Miss
Oct. 5: Bye
Oct. 12: vs. Vanderbilt
Oct. 19: at Florida
Oct. 26: vs. Auburn
Nov. 2: at Tennessee
Nov. 9: Bye
Nov. 16: vs. Murray State
Nov. 23: at Texas
Nov. 30: vs. Louisville
Sept. 1: vs. USC (Las Vegas, 7:30 p.m. on ABC/ESPN App)
Sept. 7: vs. Nicholls
Sept. 14: at South Carolina
Sept. 21: vs. UCLA
Sept. 28: vs. South Alabama
Oct. 5: Bye
Oct. 12: vs. Ole Miss
Oct. 19: at Arkansas
Oct. 26: at Texas A&M
Nov. 2: Bye
Nov. 9: vs. Alabama
Nov. 16: at Florida
Nov. 23: vs. Vanderbilt
Nov. 30: vs. Oklahoma
Aug. 31: vs. Eastern Kentucky
Sept. 7: at Arizona State
Sept. 14: vs. Toledo
Sept. 21: vs. Florida
Sept. 28: at Texas
Oct. 5: Bye
Oct. 12: at Georgia
Oct. 19: vs. Texas A&M
Oct. 26: vs. Arkansas
Nov. 2: vs. UMass
Nov. 9: at Tennessee
Nov. 16: Bye
Nov. 23: vs. Missouri
Nov. 30: at Ole Miss
Aug. 31: vs. Murray State
Sept. 7: vs. Buffalo
Sept. 14: vs. Boston College
Sept. 21: vs. Vanderbilt
Sept. 28: Bye
Oct. 5: at Texas A&M
Oct. 12: at UMass
Oct. 19: vs. Auburn
Oct. 26: at Alabama
Nov. 2: Bye
Nov. 9: vs. Oklahoma
Nov. 16: at South Carolina
Nov. 23: at Mississippi State
Nov. 30: vs. Arkansas
Aug. 31: vs. Temple
Sept. 7: vs. Houston
Sept. 14: vs. Tulane
Sept. 21: vs. Tennessee
Sept. 28: at Auburn
Oct. 5: Bye
Oct. 12: vs. Texas (Dallas)
Oct. 19: vs. South Carolina
Oct. 26: at Ole Miss
Nov. 2: vs. Maine
Nov. 9: at Missouri
Nov. 16: Bye
Nov. 23: vs. Alabama
Nov. 30: at LSU
Aug. 31: vs. Furman
Sept. 7: vs. Middle Tennessee
Sept. 14: at Wake Forest
Sept. 21: vs. Georgia Southern
Sept. 28: vs. Kentucky
Oct. 5: at South Carolina
Oct. 12: at LSU
Oct. 19: Bye
Oct. 26: vs. Oklahoma
Nov. 2: at Arkansas
Nov. 9: vs. Georgia
Nov. 16: Bye
Nov. 23: at Florida
Nov. 30: vs. Mississippi State
Aug 31: vs. Old Dominion
Sept. 7: at Kentucky
Sept. 14: vs. LSU
Sept. 21: vs. Akron
Sept. 28: Bye
Oct. 5: vs. Ole Miss
Oct. 12: at Alabama
Oct. 19: at Oklahoma
Oct. 26: Bye
Nov. 2: vs. Texas A&M
Nov. 9: at Vanderbilt
Nov. 16: vs. Missouri
Nov. 23: vs. Wofford
Nov. 30: at Clemson
Aug. 31: vs. Chattanooga
Sept. 7: vs. NC State (Charlotte, North Carolina)
Sept. 14: vs. Kent State
Sept. 21: at Oklahoma
Sept. 28: Bye
Oct. 5: at Arkansas
Oct. 12: vs. Florida
Oct. 19: vs. Alabama
Oct. 26: Bye
Nov. 2: vs. Kentucky
Nov. 9: vs. Mississippi State
Nov. 16: at Georgia
Nov. 23: vs. UTEP
Nov. 30: at Vanderbilt
Aug. 31: vs. Notre Dame
Sept. 7: vs. McNeese
Sept. 14: at Florida
Sept. 21: vs. Bowling Green
Sept. 28: vs. Arkansas (Arlington)
Oct. 5: vs. Missouri
Oct. 12: Bye
Oct. 19: at Mississippi State
Oct. 26: vs. LSU
Nov. 2: at South Carolina
Nov. 9: Bye
Nov. 16: vs. New Mexico State
Nov. 23: at Auburn
Nov. 30: vs. Texas
Aug. 31: vs. Colorado State
Sept. 7: at Michigan
Sept. 14: vs. UTSA
Sept. 21: vs. ULM
Sept. 28: vs. Mississippi State
Oct. 5: Bye
Oct. 12: vs. Oklahoma (Dallas)
Oct. 19: vs. Georgia
Oct. 26: at Vanderbilt
Nov. 2: Bye
Nov. 9: vs. Florida
Nov. 16: at Arkansas
Nov. 23: vs. Kentucky
Nov. 30: at Texas A&M
Aug. 31: vs. Virginia Tech
Sept. 7: vs. Alcorn State
Sept. 14: at Georgia State
Sept. 21: at Missouri
Sep. 28: Bye
Oct. 5: vs. Alabama
Oct. 12: at Kentucky
Oct. 19: vs. Ball State
Oct. 26: vs. Texas
Nov. 2: at Auburn
Nov. 9: vs. South Carolina
Nov. 16: Bye
Nov. 23: at LSU
Nov. 30: vs. Tennessee
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Adam Rittenberg, ESPN Senior Writer
Boston College quarterback Thomas Castellanos, who lost his starting job earlier this week, will not be returning to the team, he announced Thursday night.
Castellanos, who started 12 games last season and retained the top job under new coach Bill O’Brien, wrote on X that “unfortunately, all good things come to an end, even though it’s sooner than I would like.” He did not mention the transfer portal in his departing message and has not officially entered it. The junior from Waycross, Georgia, started his career at UCF and appeared in five games in 2022.
O’Brien said Tuesday that Grayson James, who replaced Castellanos in last week’s win against Syracuse, will start Saturday when Boston College visits No. 14 SMU. Castellanos “wasn’t real thrilled” with the decision, O’Brien said, adding that the quarterback decided to step away from the team for several days.
Castellanos had 2,248 passing yards and 1,113 rushing yards last season under coach Jeff Hafley, passing for 15 touchdowns and adding 13 on the ground. He had 18 touchdown passes and only five interceptions this season, but his accuracy dipped in recent weeks, and he completed only 2 of 7 passes against Syracuse before being replaced.
In his statement, Castellanos thanked both coaching staffs he played for at Boston College and wrote that he had “some of the best experiences of my life in the Eagles Nest and I will truly cherish these memories forever.”
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida quarterback DJ Lagway is “ready to play,” coach Billy Napier said Thursday on his weekly radio show.
Napier removed Lagway from the team’s injury report and penciled him in to start against No. 21 LSU in the Swamp on Saturday.
Lagway practiced every day this week while progressing from a strained left hamstring. The highly touted freshman was carted off the field against Georgia on Nov. 2. Tests revealed a “less significant” injury than initially feared, and now he’s back in time to face the Tigers.
The Gators (4-5, 2-4 Southeastern Conference) need him. They have to win two of their final three regular-season games to become bowl eligible.
LSU (6-3, 3-2) has struggled mightily against dual-threat QBs, including Alabama’s Jalen Milroe, who ran for 185 yards and four touchdowns last week.
Lagway returns after walk-on and Yale transfer Aidan Warner started in his place against Texas. Warner threw two interceptions and was 12-of-25 passing for 132 yards in a 49-17 loss.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
No. 12 Georgia will be without leading rusher Trevor Etienne for Saturday’s showdown against No. 7 Tennessee.
Etienne was downgraded from questionable to out on Thursday night’s SEC availability report.
Etienne left Georgia’s win over Florida with an upper-body injury on Nov. 2 and did not return. He played limited snaps in last week’s 28-10 loss at Ole Miss, carrying the ball six times for 24 yards.
Etienne leads the Bulldogs with 477 rushing yards and seven touchdowns this season.
The loss is another blow to Georgia’s banged-up backfield. Cash Jones is also listed as questionable while Branson Robinson remains out after missing the past three games with a knee injury.
That leaves true freshman Nate Frazier as the only healthy Bulldogs running back who has played meaningful snaps this year. Frazier is second on the team with 333 rushing yards and three touchdowns.
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