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SEC moves to 9-game conference football schedule starting in 2026
The move comes as the College Football Playoff prepares to implement new metrics in 2025 that emphasize strength of schedule, a shift that could give SEC teams an edge. Under the new model, each school will play three permanent rivals and rotate through six additional conference opponents each season.
Just how daunting is the 2025 Texas football schedule in SEC play? Here's a by-the-numbers look at how it compares to the ...
The SEC announced Thursday that it will move to a nine-game conference schedule in 2026, a historical change that ends the ...
Kirk Herbstreit gave out his predicted SEC Championship Game winner for the 2025 season as part of his annual 'Herbie Awards' ...
Starting in 2026, all SEC football teams will play nine conference games, and the top two teams will play in the SEC ...
The SEC's long-speculated move to nine conference games became official on Thursday. Here's what it means for Texas football.
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2026 Texas Football schedule prediction with new extra SEC game added
What will the Texas Longhorns 2026 schedule look like after the SEC's decision to add a ninth annual conference game?
The preseason accolades have rained down for Texas Longhorns football the past few weeks, as week one of college football ...
His potential has propelled him into one of the most-sought-after players in his class, sitting as a four-star recruit and ...
The Longhorns are the ninth-ranked team in the projections and are being predicted to finish with a record of 9-3. Two SEC teams — Georgia and Alabama — are ranked ahead of Texas, and the Longhorns ...
FOX Sports analyst Joel Platt has revealed his SEC Championship prediction, and the Texas Longhorns have made the cut. Klatt ...
Kirk Herbstreit is going chalk in the 2025 campaign. During the annual preseason Herbie Awards show on Friday, Herbstreit predicted Texas will win the SEC Championship in the upcoming season. “This is ...
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