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Each SEC institution will determine the timing for release of its full schedule for the 2014 season, including conference and non-conference contests.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – The Southeastern Conference today announced the conference football schedule for the 2014 season.

cOne year from today, August 21, 2014, the SEC Network will be launched, marking an historic day in the almost 80-year history of the Southeastern Conference,d said SEC Commissioner Mike Slive. cOne week later, the SEC Network will kick off the 2014 football season with a conference game between Texas A&M and South Carolina scheduled for Thursday, August 28 in Columbia, S.C.d

Each SEC institution will determine the timing for release of its full schedule for the 2014 season, including conference and non-conference contests. With 14 playing weekends, the 2014 schedule includes two open dates for each team and conference contests scheduled each week of the season.

As announced following the 2013 spring meetings, the conference football schedule format is currently under review. The 2014 schedule is based on a 12-year rotation of conference opponents, which includes six divisional contests for each team, along with games against one permanent non-divisional opponent and one rotating non-divisional opponent.

cThe SEC Presidents and Chancellors have committed to a review of football scheduling to be completed in time for preparation of the 2016 schedule,d Slive said at the spring meetings. cThe objective of this review is to develop a scheduling format for the 2016 season and beyond, which will be in the best interests of the conference. The conferences current 6-1-1 scheduling format will continue until a new format is approved by the conference membership.”

For the 23rd consecutive year, the 2014 season will culminate with the SEC Championship Game on Saturday, December 6 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta.

The 2014 conference schedule can be found on the SECs official website, SECDigitalNetwork.com.

More information on the SEC Network can be found at GetSECNetwork.com.

2014 SEC Football Schedule (Conference Games Only)

ALABAMA

Sept. 20 – FLORIDA

Oct. 4 – at Ole Miss

Oct. 11 – at Arkansas

Oct. 18 – TEXAS A&M

Oct. 25 – at Tennessee

Nov. 8 – at LSU

Nov. 15 – MISSISSIPPI STATE

Nov. 29 – AUBURN

ARKANSAS

Aug. 30 – at Auburn

Sept. 27 – vs. Texas A&M (Dallas)

Oct. 11 – ALABAMA

Oct. 18 – GEORGIA

Nov. 1 – at Mississippi State

Nov. 15 – LSU

Nov. 22 – OLE MISS

Nov. 29 – at Missouri

AUBURN

Aug. 30 – ARKANSAS

Oct. 4 – LSU

Oct. 11 – at Mississippi State

Oct. 25 – SOUTH CAROLINA

Nov. 1 – at Ole Miss

Nov. 8 – TEXAS A&M

Nov. 15 – at Georgia

Nov. 29 – at Alabama

FLORIDA

Sept. 13 – KENTUCKY

Sept. 20 – at Alabama

Oct. 4 – at Tennessee

Oct. 11 – LSU

Oct. 18 – MISSOURI

Nov. 1 – vs. Georgia (Jacksonville)

Nov. 8 – at Vanderbilt

Nov. 15 – SOUTH CAROLINA

GEORGIA

Sept. 13 – at South Carolina

Sept. 27 – TENNESSEE

Oct. 4 – VANDERBILT

Oct. 11 – at Missouri

Oct. 18 – at Arkansas

Nov. 1 – vs. Florida (Jacksonville)

Nov. 8 – at Kentucky

Nov. 15 – AUBURN

KENTUCKY

Sept. 13 – at Florida

Sept. 27 – VANDERBILT

Oct. 4 – SOUTH CAROLINA

Oct. 18 – at LSU

Oct. 25 – MISSISSIPPI STATE

Nov. 1 – at Missouri

Nov. 8 – GEORGIA

Nov. 15 – at Tennessee

LSU

Sept. 20 – MISSISSIPPI STATE

Oct. 4 – at Auburn

Oct. 11 – at Florida

Oct. 18 – KENTUCKY

Oct. 25 – OLE MISS

Nov. 8 – ALABAMA

Nov. 15 – at Arkansas

Nov. 27 – at Texas A&M

OLE MISS

Sept. 6 – at Vanderbilt

Oct. 4 – ALABAMA

Oct. 11 – at Texas A&M

Oct. 18 – TENNESSEE

Oct. 25 – at LSU

Nov. 1 – AUBURN

Nov. 22 – at Arkansas

Nov. 29 – MISSISSIPPI STATE

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Sept. 20 – at LSU

Oct. 4 – TEXAS A&M

Oct. 11 – AUBURN

Oct. 25 – at Kentucky

Nov. 1 – ARKANSAS

Nov. 15 – at Alabama

Nov. 22 – VANDERBILT

Nov. 29 – at Ole Miss

MISSOURI

Sept. 27 – at South Carolina

Oct. 11 – GEORGIA

Oct. 18 – at Florida

Oct. 25 – VANDERBILT

Nov. 1 – KENTUCKY

Nov. 15 – at Texas A&M

Nov. 22 – at Tennessee

Nov. 29 – ARKANSAS

SOUTH CAROLINA

Aug. 28 – TEXAS A&M

Sept. 13 – GEORGIA

Sept. 20 – at Vanderbilt

Sept. 27 – MISSOURI

Oct. 4 – at Kentucky

Oct. 25 – at Auburn

Nov. 1 – TENNESSEE

Nov. 15 – at Florida

TENNESSEE

Sept. 27 – at Georgia

Oct. 4 – FLORIDA

Oct. 18 – at Ole Miss

Oct. 25 – ALABAMA

Nov. 1 – at South Carolina

Nov. 15 – KENTUCKY

Nov. 22 – MISSOURI

Nov. 29 – at Vanderbilt

TEXAS A&M

Aug. 28 – at South Carolina

Sept. 27 – vs. Arkansas (Dallas)

Oct. 4 – at Mississippi State

Oct. 11 – OLE MISS

Oct. 18 – at Alabama

Nov. 8 – at Auburn

Nov. 15 – MISSOURI

Nov. 27 – LSU

VANDERBILT

Sept. 6 – OLE MISS

Sept. 20 – SOUTH CAROLINA

Sept. 27 – at Kentucky

Oct. 4 – at Georgia

Oct. 25 – at Missouri

Nov. 8 – FLORIDA

Nov. 22 – at Mississippi State

Nov. 29 – TENNESSEE

Courtesy of the SEC Digital Network