You can't have college football without the SEC, and coming into the 2026 season, there's plenty of storylines to watch.
Powerhouses like Georgia and Texas are expected to reload with elite talent and compete for the National Championship, while programs like Ole Miss, Kentucky and LSU venture into a new era.
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Quarterback battles, new coaching wrinkles, and a demanding conference schedule promises weekly drama from September through November.
With College Football Playoff spots on the line, every SEC matchup carries added weight, setting stage for a great season of football. Here's five things to know about the SEC this season.
When Is SEC Media Day?
The SEC season officially kicks off on July 20, when SEC media day heads to Tampa.
Every team's head coaches and attending student athletes will be available to the media as we inch closer to the start of college football games being played.
Out Of Conference Matchups To Watch
Week 1:
- Baylor at Auburn
- Clemson at LSU
- Louisville at Ole Miss (Sunday)
Week 2:
- Missouri at Kansas (Friday)
- Oklahoma at Michigan
- Arizona State at Texas A&M
- Tennessee at Georgia Tech
- Ohio State at Texas
Week 3:
- NC State at Vanderbilt
- Florida State at Alabama
SEC Matchup To Watch Every Week
Week 3:
- LSU at Ole Miss
Week 4:
- Oklahoma at Georgia
Week 5:
- Vanderbilt at Georgia
Week 6:
- Georgia at Alabama
Week 7:
- Alabama at Tennessee
Week 8:
- Texas A&M at Alabama
Week 9:
- Florida at Georgia (Neutral Site)
Week 10:
- Georgia at Ole Miss
Week 11:
- Texas at LSU
Week 12:
- Texas A&M at Oklahoma
Week 13:
- Texas at Texas A&M
Top SEC Heisman Trophy Contenders
- Arch Manning, QB, Texas
- Trinidad Chambliss, QB, Ole Miss
- Sam Leavitt, QB, LSU
SEC Transfers From FCS, Division 2 Or Division 3 Schools
Alabama
- S Carmelo O'Neal (Mercer)
- OL Racin Delgatty (Cal Poly)
Arkansas
- QB Braeden Fuller (Angelo State, D2)
- CB Kyeaure Magloire (West Georgia)
- OT Terence Roberson Jr. (Ouachita Baptist, D2)
- LB Ja'Quavion Smith (Howard)
Auburn
- S Michael Matthews-Canty (Hampton)
- TE Xavier Newsome (Howard)
- DB Kamari Todd (Chattanooga)
Florida
- TE Evan Chieca (New Haven)
- P Miller Fealy (UT Martin)
Georgia
- None
Kentucky
- WR Shane Carr (Southern Utah)
- EDGE Antonio O'Berry (Gardner Webb)
- CB Hasaan Sykes (Western Carolina)
LSU
- QB Landen Clark (Elon)
- WR Tyree Holloway (West Florida)
- WR Josh Jackson (McNeese)
- OL Ja'Mard Jones (Nichols State)
- OL Ja'Quan Sprinkle (North Carolina Central)
Mississippi State
- QB Jaden Rashada (Sacramento State)
Missouri
- RB Xai'Shaun Edwards (Houston Christian)
- RB Vaaimalae Fonoti (Montana)
- P Mark Shenouda (Tennessee State)
- OT Colin Sorensen (Charleston Southern)
Oklahoma
- DB Prince Ijioma (Mississippi Valley State)
Ole Miss
- RB Joshua Dye (Southern Utah)
South Carolina
- OL Dayne Arnett (Ferris State)
- LS Emmet Rhoades (Western Carolina)
- OT Seth Smith (Northern Arizona)
Tennessee
- WR Ian Duarte (Idaho State)
- TE Drake Martinez (UT Martin)
Texas
- None
Texas A&M
- LB TJ Smith (Houston Christian)
Vanderbilt
- P Tyler Ebel (South Dakota)
- OT Beau Johnson (North Dakota State)
- TE Maurice Veney (Morehouse, D2)
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