Georgia Football 2025 SEC Schedule Announced – Opponents Determined

The 2025 Georgia football SEC schedule is officially set. Below is the official statement released by the Southeastern Conference.

Similar to the 2024 SEC football schedule, during the 2025 season, each team will play eight conference games plus one mandatory opponent from the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, or Major Independent. We will be competing against each other.

Each school will play the same opponents in 2025 as they were scheduled to play in 2024, with the venue being changed to ensure equal home and away games throughout the two seasons. The 2024 season will be the first time Oklahoma and Texas will play in the SEC.

“We continue to monitor changes across college sports related to future schedules,” SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey said in a statement. “Continuing with the current format for the 2025 season will give us additional time to understand the impact of the changes happening around us as we determine the appropriate long-term plan for the SEC football schedule. Masu.”

Georgia 2025 SEC Schedule:

Home games: Alabama, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Texas

Road games: Auburn, Florida

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• 2024 Spring Practice Injury Update
• Beau Hughley underwent surgery on the labrum in his left shoulder. (Towards spring)
• TID fractured his left foot, will undergo surgery after the season, and will miss spring practice. I'll be back for fall camp.
• Chris Jones has had foot surgery and will practice but be limited.
• Kristen Miller had meniscus surgery after the Orange Bowl.
• Smael Mondon underwent surgery for a stress fracture in his foot and will be ready for fall camp.
• Branson Robinson is in good condition after seven to eight months of full recovery, but he won't be ready until spring.
• Malachi Starks underwent shoulder surgery and will be limited in the spring.
• Lara Thomas is still recovering from a foot injury and won't be able to run at full speed.
• Damon Wilson underwent meniscal repair surgery and is now fully active.
• Demello Jones is dealing with a hamstring injury.

Pierce Spurlin will be medically retired due to heart disease.

Smart and the rest of the Bulldogs are expected to continue spring practice camp over the next few weeks. Spring training concludes on Saturday, April 13th, when the Bulldogs host their annual “G-Day” game at Sanford Stadium.

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