2009 SEC East Team Schedule
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2009 SEC Composite Schedule
& Top Games
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2009 SEC West Team-By Team
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East
Florida
| Georgia
| Kentucky
| South Carolina
| Tennessee
| Vanderbilt
West
Alabama
| Arkansas
| Auburn
| LSU |
Ole Miss
| Miss State
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Toughest schedules
Based on home games as
well as who the teams play. when
East
1. Georgia
2. South Carolina
3. Tennessee
4.
Vanderbilt
5. Florida
6. Kentucky
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Florida Gators
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 12-0
Barring total disaster worst case record: 9-3
Realistic record: 11-1
Non-Conference Schedule: Charleston Southern, Troy, FIU, Florida
State
Games vs. the SEC West: at LSU, Arkansas, at
Mississippi State
Summary: October 10th at LSU and October
31st against Georgia. That's it. Oh sure, there will be plenty
of squawking about a possible upset at South Carolina, but if
Florida is as good as it's supposed to be, that's not all that
bad a trip. There's nothing else to worry about unless there's a
major upset at Mississippi State, at Kentucky, or against
Florida State. So it all comes down to the trio to LSU, but it
comes after a week off. The Georgia game comes after a game
against former offensive coordinator, Dan Mullen, and his
Mississippi State team.
Sept. 5 Charleston
Southern
Sept. 12 Troy
Sept. 19 Tennessee
Sept. 26 at Kentucky
Oct. 3 OPEN DATE
Oct. 10 at LSU
Oct. 17 Arkansas
Oct. 24 at Miss State
Oct. 31 Georgia (Jack.)
Nov. 7 Vanderbilt
Nov. 14 at South Carolina
Nov. 21 FIU
Nov. 28 Florida State
Georgia
Bulldogs
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 11-1
Barring total disaster worst case record: 6-6
Realistic record: 9-3
Non-Conference Schedule: at Oklahoma State, Arizona State,
Tennessee Tech, at Georgia Tech
Games vs. the SEC West: at Arkansas, LSU, Auburn
Summary: Georgia's reputation for
being one of the nation's best road teams will be put to the
test right away with a statement game against an Oklahoma State
that'll likely start the season in the top ten and will likely
finish the season in the top five offensively. Along with the
OSU game, facing Arizona State and going to Georgia Tech means
the Dawgs have the toughest non-conference slate of any SEC team
by far ... by far. There's a tough three-week
mid-season stretch against LSU, at Tennessee and at Vanderbilt
(who should be better this year), but there's a week off before
the Cocktail Party against Florida. Getting Auburn and Kentucky
at home, along with a layup against Tennessee Tech, will make
for a relatively easy November before the regular season-ending
game against the Yellow Jackets.
Sept. 5 at
Oklahoma St
Sept. 12 South Carolina
Sept. 19 at Arkansas
Sept. 26 Arizona State
Oct. 3 LSU
Oct. 10 at Tennessee
Oct. 17 at Vanderbilt
Oct. 24 OPEN DATE
Oct. 31 Florida (Jack.)
Nov. 7 Tennessee Tech
Nov. 14 Auburn
Nov. 21 Kentucky
Nov. 28 at Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Wildcats
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 9-3
Barring total disaster worst case record: 4-8
Realistic record: 7-5
Non-Conference Schedule: Miami University, Louisville, UL Monroe,
Eastern Kentucky
Games vs. the SEC West: Alabama, at Auburn,
Mississippi State
Summary: It's not bad after what
should be an emotionally-charged stretch to start the season
facing Louisville, Florida, and Alabama, along with Miami
University, meaning the Wildcats don't go on the road until
October 10th. While Florida and Tennessee have to come to
Lexington, two of the games against the West, at Auburn and
Mississippi State, are against teams that didn't go bowling last
year. There are only four road games, but two come late with
trips in back-to-back weeks against Vanderbilt and Georgia
before closing out against Tennessee. While the Louisville game
is the big rivalry battle, the non-conference schedule is light
and breezy.
Sept. 5 Miami
Univ. (Cin.)
Sept. 12 OPEN DATE
Sept. 19 Louisville
Sept. 26 Florida
Oct. 3 Alabama
Oct. 10 at South Carolina
Oct. 17 at Auburn
Oct. 24 UL Monroe
Oct. 31 Miss State
Nov. 7 Eastern Kentucky
Nov. 14 at Vanderbilt
Nov. 21 at Georgia
Nov. 28 Tennessee
South
Carolina Gamecocks
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 8-4
Barring total disaster worst case record: 5-7
Realistic record: 7-5
Non-Conference Schedule: at NC State, Florida Atlantic, South
Carolina State, Clemson
Games vs. the SEC West: Ole Miss, at Alabama, at
Arkansas
Summary: After the way last year ended, South Carolina needs a
hot start but that could be a problem going to NC State to start
the year and with a trip to Georgia to follow. If that wasn't
bad enough, Ole Miss comes to Columbia for the second conference
game. There's a tough stretch of three road games in four weeks
facing Alabama, Tennessee, and Arkansas wrapped around a date
with Vanderbilt. Just when the Gamecocks are getting over their
toughest stretch of the year, they get Florida. On the plus
side, there's a week off between the Gator game and the rivalry
showdown against Clemson.
Sept. 3 at NC
State
Sept. 12 at Georgia
Sept. 19 Florida Atlantic
Sept. 26 Ole Miss
Oct. 3 SC State
Oct. 10 Kentucky
Oct. 17 at Alabama
Oct. 24 Vanderbilt
Oct. 31 at Tennessee
Nov. 7 at Arkansas
Nov. 14 Florida
Nov. 21 OPEN DATE
Nov. 28 Clemson
Tennessee Volunteers
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 10-2
Barring total disaster worst case record: 6-6
Realistic record: 8-4
Non-Conference Schedule: Western Kentucky, UCLA, Ohio, Memphis
Games vs. the SEC West: Auburn, at Alabama, at Ole
Miss
Summary: The Vols don't go anywhere
in non-conference play hosting UCLA along with three layups
against Western Kentucky, Ohio, and Memphis. Of course, all eyes
will be on Gainesville for Tennessee's SEC opener at Florida
when Lane Kiffin gets to meet one of the most hostile
environments anyone will have to deal with this year. Not only
do the Vols have to play Alabama and Ole Miss from the West, but
the games are on the road. However, there's a week off between
the game against Georgia and the trip to Bama, and the second
half of the year isn't all that bad with South Carolina,
Memphis, Vanderbilt and Kentucky part of the mix.
Sept. 5 Western
Kentucky
Sept. 12 UCLA
Sept. 19 at Florida
Sept. 26 Ohio
Oct. 3 Auburn
Oct. 10 Georgia
Oct. 17 OPEN DATE
Oct. 24 at Alabama
Oct. 31 South Carolina
Nov. 7 Memphis
Nov. 14 at Ole Miss
Nov. 21 Vanderbilt
Nov. 28 at Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Realistic best case record with this
schedule: 8-4
Barring total disaster worst case record: 4-8
Realistic record: 6-6
Non-Conference Schedule: Western Carolina, at Rice, at Army,
Georgia Tech
Games vs. the SEC West: at LSU, Ole Miss,
Mississippi State
Summary: If Vanderbilt really and
truly will be better, and it appears that it should be, it could
play a big spoiler role in the SEC race. Ole Miss is hoping for
a big year, but it could be in for a rude awakening on September
19th. Playing Mississippi State from the West is a nice break,
and considering the team isn't nearly good enough to hang around
with Florida, the game might as well be played on the road.
There schedule alternates between a home and road game all
season long. While the non-conference schedule isn't all that
tough outside of a home game against Georgia Tech, the
Commodores can lose to either Rice or Army if they have any hope
of going bowling for a second year in a row.
Sept. 5 Western
Carolina
Sept. 12 at LSU
Sept. 19 Ole Miss
Sept. 26 at Rice
Oct. 3 Miss State
Oct. 10 at Army
Oct. 17 Georgia
Oct. 24 at South Carolina
Oct. 31 Georgia Tech
Nov. 7 at Florida
Nov. 14 Kentucky
Nov. 21 at Tennessee
Nov. 28 OPEN DATE