2013 SEC Football Schedule Grid
This is the 2013 SEC Football Schedule Grid for all SEC schools for the 2013 SEC football season. Find the games for each SEC team on this one page SEC Football Schedule for the 2013 season. Each school plays twelve games and has two open dates during the regular season. The SEC Football Championship Game will be played on December 7, 2013 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Looks like the Gators and Rebels play the most games (4) of all the SEC schools when an opponent is coming off an open date in 2013. Mississippi State plays three teams coming off a bye week. Five schools have two opponents coming off of a bye week. Nothing like the 2010 schedule when Alabama had six opponents coming off bye weeks, though.
Number of SEC football games with an opponent coming off bye week by team on the 2013 SEC Football Schedule and the team’s opponent after each open date:
Alabama(2) – Ole Miss, LSU
Arkansas(2) – Auburn, MSU
Auburn(1) – Ole Miss, Arkansas
Florida(4) – Tennessee, Georgia
Georgia(2) – North Texas, Florida
Kentucky(1) – Florida, MSU
LSU(2) – Alabama, Texas A&M
MSU(3) – LSU, Kentucky
Mizzou(0) – Vandy, Ole Miss
Ole Miss(4) – Alabama, Arkansas
South Carolina(1) – Florida, Clemson
Tennessee(1) – South Carolina, Vandy
Texas A&M(1) – Ole Miss, MSU
Vandy(2) – Georgia, Florida
Wasted bye week: Georgia vs North Texas
Ole Miss plays too many hard teams in a row. Teams like Bama, Auburn, A&M, LSU, and Idaho. That will brake any teams back.
First I would like to say that I am a die hard Auburn fan, also a huge SEC fan! With me making that point I like the idea of teams stepping up and playing these SEC teams in the regular season non-conference games. For example week 3 Tennesse vs Oregon; Because now everyone will see the difference between a one loss SEC team and an undefeated Notre Dame. The reason for saying this is because these teams such as Notre Dame and so on are playing these NOT SO GOOD Schools all year long, who wants to watch another terrible National Championship game. I am gonna end by saying congrats Bama, and WAR DAMN EAGLE
We need another all-SEC National Championship Game like Bama vs LSU last year and Bama vs Georgia this year. I’m sick of hearing about USC, Oregon, Notre Dame, Michigan, Florida State, etc. The Pac 12, Big 12, ACC, and Big Ten schools just can’t compete with the SEC in football. The playoff system coming in 2014 will shut these SEC haters up forever.
The SEC is kind of light on OOC games this year, but I do like seeing Virginia Tech, Texas, Oregon, SMU, North Carolina, Central Florida, Oklahoma State, TCU, Clemson, Florida State, Louisville, Miami, Rutgers, and Georgia Tech on the SEC schedules.
Best Early Games – UGA vs Clemson, South Carolina vs North Carolina, Miami vs Florida
Biggest Pounding – UT at Oregon, Bama vs Virginia Tech
Worst Game – Auburn vs Wazzu
Crappy OOC Schedule Awards – Auburn, Mizzou
Hardest 2013 football schedule in the SEC – South Carolina
Easiest 2013 football schedule in the SEC – Auburn
As good as Texas A&M played last year, and considering they knew more than 2 years they would be playing in the SEC in 2012, their OOC schedule is painfully weak compared to most of the other strong teams in the SEC. An OOC schedule of Rice, S Houston, SMU, and New Mexico is not exactly a murderer’s row. While every SEC team has a couple of “cupcakes” on its schedule, most of the stronger teams have at least one competitive game against a normally solid BCS conf team: (Bama v Va Tech, UF v Miami and Fla St, UGA v Clemson and Ga Tech, LSU v TCU, Miss St v Ok St, Ole Miss v Texas, So Car v No Car and Clemson, & Tenn v Oregon). Recognizing that sometimes scheduling is a difficult task, if A&M wants to prove it can consistently be a contender, it should work harder to schedule better OOC opponents. After all, every other quality SEC has done so.