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With Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC in 2024, there has been a lot of chatter that the conference will change its scheduling model to a nine-game format, where teams will play three permanent opponents and six rotating.

Sports Illustrated is predicting that in this new model, LSU's permanent opponents would be Alabama, Texas A&M, and Ole Miss.
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As the SEC continues to mull over those potential schedule formats, SI’s Dellenger made a first attempt at guessing the three permanent opponents for each SEC school based on rivalries, geography and parity:

Missouri: Oklahoma, Arkansas, Vanderbilt
Arkansas: Missouri, Texas, Ole Miss
Texas A&M: LSU, Texas, Mississippi State
Texas: Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Arkansas
Oklahoma: Texas, Missouri, Florida
LSU: Ole Miss, Texas A&M, Alabama
Ole Miss: Mississippi State, LSU, Arkansas
Mississippi State: Ole Miss, Kentucky, Texas A&M
Alabama: Auburn, Tennessee, LSU
Auburn: Alabama, Georgia, Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt: Tennessee, Auburn, Missouri
Tennessee: Vanderbilt, Alabama, South Carolina
Kentucky: Mississippi State, South Carolina, Georgia
Georgia: Auburn, Florida, Kentucky
Florida: Georgia, South Carolina, Oklahoma
South Carolina: Florida, Tennessee, Kentucky
Thoughts?
Filed Under: LSU Football
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
65 Comments
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Geaux Guy37 months
Texas and Oklahoma avoid LSU, Georgia and Alabama.

Here's a fresh baked coconut cream pie a a welcome to the neighborhood
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epicopt11637 months
I'd rather Florida over A&M, frick A&M they dont deserve us in a pod
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TigersOnTop4Ever37 months
Oklahoma vs florida doesn't sound right every year
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CapitolB37 months
Exactly. Texas, Missouri and Texas A&M makes much more sense for them
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Ragin Tiger137 months
I don’t like it.
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Celery37 months
Most of it seems logical except Florida/Oklahomo
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GoldenGuy37 months
Both states contain people who will drink hand sanitizer.
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jamboots0837 months
Should make Texas and Oklahoma play Georgia and Alabama for the next few years just to make them miserable.
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CaliTigerHB37 months
Georgia and LSU are the new powerhouses in the sec. Bama done
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TigerStick37 months
It's like Texas didn't join the SEC.
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Solo Cam37 months
Losing the UF game suckkkss
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Flashback37 months
Texas and OU need to experience the meat grinder. Their scenario is way too easy.
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RightWingTiger37 months
Well they’re getting 6 other SEC Teams each year as well so they’ll get properly initiated to the SEC in sure!
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G Khan37 months
Losing Florida & Auburn games every year is BS. We should play Auburn, Bama, OM every year given the history. I also like playing Florida every year. It is a HUGE game every year for both schools. Rotate the rest
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G Khan37 months
Arkansas too
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Solo Cam37 months
Tennessee should play Georgia and South Carolina should play Kentucky.

Everything else looks good
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Jabontik37 months
why not just play Alabama three time every year? Everybody in America knows its the only game that really matters. Best 2 out of three
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wesman2137 months
They better not make the schedules based on parity and they shouldn't do it on historical rivalries either. Pure geographical pods or two divisions divided by MS/AL state line is the way to go.
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Morpheus37 months
It’s almost like the SEC feeds this info to the media outlets to gain the reviews of people and their thoughts.
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goatmilker37 months
Georgia: Auburn, Florida, Kentucky

I would be a happy damn dog :(
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northgate537 months
F*%k!
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TDFreak37 months
The Florida permanent rivals make no sense aside from UGA.
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TigerintheNO37 months
frick that
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Lsutigerturner37 months
frick that scrap aTm

Ole piss bama and Florida
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RightWingTiger37 months
Tennessee: Vanderbilt, Alabama, South Carolina
WTF? Thats pretty easy there for Tenner no?
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