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SEC Announces Georgia’s 2026 Football Schedule

Georgia’s 2026 football schedule, presented by Georgia Power, was released on the SEC Network Thursday night following an announcement from the Southeastern Conference office.

The Bulldogs’ schedule features home SEC matchups with Oklahoma, Vanderbilt, Auburn and Missouri, plus Florida in Atlanta.  Georgia’s road schedule will include trips to league opponents Arkansas, Alabama, Ole Miss, and South Carolina, while also hosting three additional non-conference opponents.

Notes on the Bulldogs’ 2026 schedule:
*This is the first meeting between Georgia and Tennessee State.
*The Bulldogs will be facing Western Kentucky for only the second time after beating the Hilltoppers 48-12 in 2006 in Athens. 
*This will also mark only the second meeting between Georgia and Oklahoma.  The Bulldogs knocked the Sooners out of the College Football Playoff Semifinal at The Rose Bowl with a 54-48 overtime victory during the 2017 season.
*For the first time since 1995, the Bulldogs will face Florida somewhere other than Jacksonville, Fla.  Georgia will line up against the Gators in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta while Everbank Stadium is being renovated for the next two seasons.  The 2027 matchup will be in Tampa, Fla.

Georgia Football 2026 Schedule
9/5                  TENNESSEE STATE
9/12                WESTERN KENTUCKY
9/19                @ *Arkansas
9/26                *OKLAHOMA
10/3                *VANDERBILT
10/10              @ *Alabama
10/17              *AUBURN
10/24              Open date
10/31              vs. *Florida (Atlanta)
11/7                 @ *Ole Miss
11/14              *MISSOURI
11/21              @ *South Carolina
11/28              GEORGIA TECH

Thirty One UGA Athletes To Graduate Today

Thirty-one University of Georgia student-athletes are expected to receive their degrees Friday, December 12 at the annual fall commencement ceremonies. 

The undergraduate ceremony begins at 10 a.m. and the graduate ceremony begins at 2:30 p.m. in Stegeman Coliseum. 

The following student-athletes are scheduled for graduation:

Baseball 
Robert Burnett (Housing Management & Policy), Brandt Pancer (Real Estate)

Women’s Basketball
Savannah Henderson (Sociology)

Equestrian
Aphrodite Papandreou (Real Estate )

Football
Henry Bates (Risk Management and Insurance), Tyler Clark (Sociology), Daylen Everette (Sport Management), Terrell Foster (Risk Management and Insurance), Earnest Greene (Housing Management & Policy), Patrick Hester (Management), Justin Houston (Housing Management & Policy), Cooper Johnson (Sport Management), Toby Johnson (Sociology), Christen Miller (Housing Management & Policy), Kavon Townsend (Housing Management & Policy)

Soccer
Madeline Baker (Consumer Economics), Jordan Brown (Psychology), Summer Denigan (Sport Management)

Softball
Lilliana Backes (Finance), Madison Kerpics (Masters in Comparative Biomedical Science)

Men’s Swimming and Diving
Tommy-Lee Camblong (Biology), Sam Parker (Psychology)

Men’s Tennis
Miguel Perez Pena (Financial Planning), Oscar Pinto Sansano (Political Science)

Men’s Track and Field
Jordan Fick (Sport Management), Alon Rogow (Sport Management)

Women’s Track and Field
Aaliyah Butler (International Affairs), Kaila Jackson (Journalism), Autumn Wilson (Finance)

Volleyball
Estelle Haugen (Dietetics), Bianna Muoneke (Sociology)

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