SEC schedule for 2026 faculty soccer season set: See full breakdown by staff

The SEC launched its full 2026 schedule on Thursday night time, providing a glimpse into what awaits league members because the convention undergoes a historic shift. With the league transferring from an eight-game schedule to a nine-game league slate for subsequent season, there might be a whopping 72 convention matchups.

Rising the variety of SEC video games will make the season much more of a grind for the groups, particularly in an period that may require enjoying as many as 5 postseason video games. But it surely’s a giant win for season-ticket holders and informal followers alike, as there might be extra significant video games than ever earlier than.

SEC colleges can even be required to play a minimum of one Energy 4 opponent (or Notre Dame) yearly, that means that, in 2026 and past, a minimum of 10 of each SEC staff’s 12 video games might be towards Energy 4 opposition. The strikes are simply the most recent large shifts in the way in which SEC soccer scheduling is completed within the new School Soccer Playoff panorama.

The 2024 season introduced the additions of Oklahoma and Texas from the Massive 12 and the eradication of the league’s long-established divisional construction. In consequence, some video games that had been as soon as contested yearly will now be performed simply twice in a four-year span.

The 2026 schedule for every SEC staff might be considered beneath. 

2026 SEC schedule

Alabama

• Sept. 5: East Carolina
• Sept. 12: at Kentucky
• Sept. 19: Florida State
• Sept. 26: South Carolina
• Oct. 3: at Mississippi State
• Oct. 10: Georgia
• Oct. 17: at Tennessee
• Oct. 24: Texas A&M
• Nov. 7: at LSU
• Nov. 14: at Vanderbilt
• Nov. 21: Chattanooga
• Nov. 28: Auburn

Arkansas

• Sept. 5: North Alabama
• Sept. 12: at Utah
• Sept. 19: Georgia
• Sept. 26: Tulsa
• Oct. 3: at Texas A&M
• Oct. 10: vs. Tennessee
• Oct. 17: at Vanderbilt
• Oct. 31: Missouri
• Nov. 7: at Auburn
• Nov. 14: South Carolina
• Nov. 21: at Texas
• Nov. 28: LSU

Auburn

• Sept. 5: Baylor (Atlanta)
• Sept. 12: Southern Miss
• Sept. 19: Florida
• Sept. 26: Vanderbilt
• Oct. 3: at Tennessee
• Oct. 17: at Georgia
• Oct. 24: LSU
• Oct. 31: at Ole Miss
• Nov. 7: Arkansas
• Nov. 14: at Mississippi State
• Nov. 21: Samford
• Nov. 28: at Alabama

Florida

• Sept. 5: FAU
• Sept. 12: Cambell
• Sept. 19: at Auburn
• Sept. 26: Ole Miss
• Oct. 3: at Missouri
• Oct. 10: South Carolina
• Oct. 17: at Texas
• Oct. 31: Georgia (Atlanta)
• Nov. 7: Oklahoma
• Nov. 14: at Kentucky
• Nov. 21: Vanderbilt
• Nov. 28: at Florida State

Georgia

• Sept. 5: Tennessee State
• Sept. 12: Western Kentucky
• Sept. 19: at Arkansas
• Sept. 26: Oklahoma 
• Oct. 3: Vanderbilt
• Oct. 10: at Alabama
• Oct. 17: Auburn
• Oct. 31: Florida (Atlanta)
• Nov. 7: at Ole Miss
• Nov. 14: Missouri
• Nov. 21: at South Carolina
• Nov. 28: Georgia Tech

Kentucky

• Sept. 5: Youngstown State
• Sept. 12: Alabama
• Sept. 19: at Texas A&M
• Sept. 26: South Alabama
• Oct. 3: at South Carolina
• Oct. 10: LSU
• Oct. 17: at Oklahoma
• Oct. 24: Vanderbilt
• Nov. 7: at Tennessee
• Nov. 14: Florida
• Nov. 21: at Missouri
• Nov. 28: Louisville

LSU

• Sept. 5: Clemson
• Sept. 12: Louisiana Tech
• Sept. 19: at Ole Miss
• Sept. 26: Texas A&M
• Oct. 3: McNeese
• Oct. 10: at Kentucky
• Oct. 17: Mississippi State
• Oct. 24: at Auburn
• Nov. 7: Alabama
• Nov. 14: Texas
• Nov. 21: at Tennessee
• Nov. 28: at Arkansas

Ole Miss

• Sept. 5: Louisville (Nashville)
• Sept. 12: Charlotte
• Sept. 19: LSU
• Sept. 26: at Florida
• Oct. 10: at Vanderbilt
• Oct. 17: Missouri
• Oct. 24: at Texas
• Oct. 31: Auburn
• Nov. 7: Georgia
• Nov. 14: at Oklahoma
• Nov. 21: Wofford
• Nov. 28: Mississippi State

Mississippi State

• Sept. 5: Louisiana-Monroe
• Sept. 12: at Minnesota
• Sept. 19: at South Carolina
• Sept. 26: Missouri
• Oct. 3: Alabama
• Oct. 17: at LSU
• Oct. 24: Oklahoma
• Oct. 31: at Texas
• Nov. 7: Vanderbilt
• Nov. 14: Auburn
• Nov. 21: Tennessee Tech
• Nov. 28: at Ole Miss

Missouri

• Sept. 5: Arkansas-Pine Bluff
• Sept. 12: at Kansas
• Sept. 19: Troy
• Sept. 26: at Mississippi State
• Oct. 3: Florida
• Oct. 10: Texas A&M
• Oct. 17: at Ole Miss
• Oct. 31: at Arkansas
• Nov. 7: Texas
• Nov. 14: at Georgia
• Nov. 21: Kentucky
• Nov. 28: Oklahoma

Oklahoma

• Sept. 5: UTEP
• Sept. 12: at Michigan
• Sept. 19: New Mexico
• Sept. 26: at Georgia
• Oct. 10: Texas (Dallas)
• Oct. 17: Kentucky
• Oct. 24: at Mississippi State
• Oct. 31: South Carolina
• Nov. 7: at Florida
• Nov. 14: Ole Miss
• Nov. 21: Texas A&M
• Nov. 28: at Missouri

South Carolina

• Sept. 5: Kent State
• Sept. 12: Towson
• Sept. 19: Mississippi State
• Sept. 26: at Alabama
• Oct. 3: Kentucky
• Oct. 10: at Florida
• Oct. 24: Tennessee
• Oct. 31: at Oklahoma
• Nov. 7: Texas A&M
• Nov. 14: at Arkansas
• Nov. 21: Georgia
• Nov. 28: at Clemson

Tennessee

• Sept. 5: Furman
• Sept. 12: at Georgia Tech
• Sept. 19: Kennesaw State
• Sept. 26: Texas
• Oct. 3: Auburn
• Oct. 10: at Arkansas
• Oct. 17: Alabama
• Oct. 24: at South Carolina
• Nov. 7: Kentucky
• Nov. 14: at Texas A&M
• Nov. 21: LSU
• Nov. 28: at Vanderbilt

Texas

• Sept. 5: Texas State
• Sept. 12: Ohio State
• Sept. 19: UTSA
• Sept. 26: at Tennessee
• Oct. 10: vs. Oklahoma (Dallas)
• Oct. 17: Florida
• Oct. 24: Ole Miss
• Oct. 31: Mississippi State
• Nov. 7: at Missouri
• Nov. 14: at LSU
• Nov. 21: Arkansas
• Nov. 27: at Texas A&M

Texas A&M

• Sept. 5: Missouri State
• Sept. 12: Arizona State
• Sept. 19: Kentucky
• Sept. 26: at LSU
• Oct. 3: Arkansas
• Oct. 10: at Missouri
• Oct. 17: Citadel
• Oct. 24: at Alabama
• Nov. 7: at South Carolina
• Nov. 14: Tennessee
• Nov. 21: at Oklahoma
• Nov. 27: Texas

Vanderbilt

• Sept. 5: Austin Peay
• Sept. 12: Delaware
• Sept. 19: NC State
• Sept. 26: at Auburn
• Oct. 3: at Georgia
• Oct. 10: Ole Miss
• Oct. 17: Arkansas
• Oct. 24: at Kentucky
• Nov. 7: at Mississippi State
• Nov. 14: Alabama
• Nov. 21: at Florida
• Nov. 28: Tennessee