Georgia Bulldogs’ 2026-27 SEC Schedule Revealed

Georgia Bulldogs’ 2026-27 SEC Schedule Revealed

The Georgia Bulldogs' 2026-27 SEC basketball schedule has been released, with the team set to play all 18 SEC teams between January 2 and March 6.

The Bulldogs will face a challenging road schedule, with games against Ole Miss on January 2, Auburn on January 9, Arkansas on January 19 or 20, Tennessee on February 2 or 3, South Carolina on February 6, Texas A&M on February 13, Florida on February 20, Oklahoma on February 23 or 24, and Alabama on March 2 or 3.

Their home games will be against Texas on January 5 or 6, Oklahoma on January 12 or 13, Mississippi State on January 16, Florida on January 23, LSU on January 30, Vanderbilt on February 9 or 10, Kentucky on February 16 or 17, Missouri on February 27, and South Carolina on March 6.

The Bulldogs had a mixed season last year, going 10-8 against the SEC and 12-1 against non-conference opponents. They had some notable wins against Alabama and Arkansas, but finished with the No. 7 seed in the SEC Tournament.

The team is looking to make their third consecutive March Madness appearance in a loaded SEC, where 10 teams made the NCAA Tournament last season. Georgia will need to replace top-scorer Jeremiah Wilkinson, who left for Arkansas, and defensive anchor Somto Cyril, who joined Miami.

The Bulldogs' 2026-27 SEC Schedule is as follows:

Jan. 2: at Ole Miss Rebels

Jan. 5 or 6: vs. Texas Longhorns

Jan. 9: at Auburn Tigers

Jan. 12 or 13: vs. Oklahoma Sooners

Jan. 16: vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs

Jan. 19 or 20: @ Arkansas Razorbacks

Jan. 23: vs. Florida Gators

Jan. 30: vs. LSU Tigers

Feb. 2 or 3: at Tennessee Volunteers

Feb. 6: at South Carolina Gamecocks

Feb. 9 or 10: vs. Vanderbilt Commodores

Feb. 13: at Texas A&M Aggies

Feb. 16 or 17: vs. Kentucky Wildcats

Feb. 20: at Florida Gators

Feb. 23 or 24: at Oklahoma Sooners

Feb. 27: vs. Missouri Tigers

March 2 or 3: at Alabama Crimson Tide

March 6: vs. South Carolina Gamecocks

The Bulldogs will look to bounce back from a disappointing March Madness exit last season and make a deep run in the tournament this year.


Source: Yahoo Sports