Overview
- The Southeastern Conference released the home-and-away designations on Tuesday, June 16, confirming a 16-game conference slate built from a 14-game single round robin plus one rotating home-and-home opponent.
- Tennessee’s full SEC slate is set with Kentucky designated as its rotating opponent and an even split of eight home and eight road games.
- Texas will play Texas A&M twice with a home-and-home in Austin and College Station, and Vanderbilt will meet Tennessee only once while Missouri is its rotating opponent.
- Exact game dates, tip times and television windows have not been announced and will be set later by the SEC and broadcast partners.
- Reported roster movement, notably Tennessee’s incoming freshmen and multiple transfers, is being paired with the schedule release as coaches and analysts weigh how the matchups will affect team resumes and rivalry balance next season.