Date	Opponent	Result
Sep. 5	vs. Florida Atlantic	66-21
Sep. 12	vs. Campbell	52-3
Sep. 19	at Auburn	44-39
Sep. 26	vs. Ole Miss	52-28
Oct. 3	at Missouri	17-45
Oct. 10	vs. South Carolina	19-38
Oct. 17	at Texas	27-24
Oct. 24	--- Bye Week ---
Oct. 31	vs. Georgia (at Atlanta)
Nov. 7	vs. Oklahoma
Nov. 14	at Kentucky
Nov. 21	vs. Vanderbilt
Nov. 27	at Florida State
Dec. 5	(SEC Championship)
Dec. 19-20	CFP First-Round
Dec. 31-Jan. 1	CFP Quarterfinals
Jan. 8-9	CFP Semifinals
Jan. 19	CFP National Championship

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