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Future dates for SEC games in 2024 have been slowly leaking over the last two weeks, and now Georgia's full slate for next season is set, according to UGASports.com:

Here's what it looks like:

8/31 Clemson (in Atlanta)
9/7 Tennessee Tech
9/14 @ Kentucky
9/21 Bye
9/28 @ Alabama
10/5 Auburn
10/12 Miss State
10/19 @ Texas
10/26 Bye
11/2 Florida
11/9 @ Ole Miss
11/16 Tennessee
11/23 UMass
11/30 Georgia Tech
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14 Comments
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Drizzt5 months
They aren’t in the cupcake East anymore. No more Vandy and SC.
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lwood5 months
Dang, playing Bama in regular season!
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SLAP995 months
Leaked pffft. SEC communications department hired a 13 year old and finally figured out social media. Why release all the schedules at once when you can "leak" for weeks.
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TNoon5 months
Who cares
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goodgrin5 months
2 bye weeks?
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Hmbre975 months
Nice of them to schedule a bye after Texas so they can heal up after getting their asses kicked
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soccerfüt5 months
Four away of 12 total games: UK, Bama, Texas, & Ole Miss
10-2 is the floor
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jbird75 months
Just release all of em at this point. What’s the point in waiting? Clearly they’re all finished.
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RECConspiracy5 months
Has anyone ever heard of scheduling a bye week that early? I wonder why.
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Rex Feral5 months
Back in the day, there were usually two off weeks. One early and one late in the season
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LSUgrad885 months
You have two next year. Wouldn’t want them both in November.
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Chicken5 months
Finally, a difficult regular season schedule for UGA...
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Rex Feral5 months
Coming down from his perch to post amongst the ad clickers.
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scrooster5 months
It still will not be a "Top 5 Most Difficult in the Conference" next year. It's all relevant but, I agree, it is far more difficult than they typically draw.
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