SEC Sets 25-26 Men's basketball schedule

[Freak]

FULL 2025-26 SEC SCHEDULE
Jan. 3 – at Arkansas
JAN. 6/7 – TEXAS
Jan. 10 – at Florida
JAN. 13/14 – TEXAS A&M
JAN. 17 – KENTUCKY
Jan. 24 – at Alabama
Jan. 27/28 – at Georgia
JAN. 31 – AUBURN
FEB. 3/4 – OLE MISS
Feb. 7 – at Kentucky
Feb. 11 – at Mississippi State
FEB. 14 – LSU
FEB. 17/18 – OKLAHOMA
Feb. 21 – at Vanderbilt
Feb. 24 – at Missouri
FEB. 28 – ALABAMA
March 3/4 – at South Carolina
MARCH 7 – VANDERBILT

SEC Sets 2024-25 Men’s Basketball Slate - University of Tennessee Athletics

The Southeastern Conference announced Wednesday afternoon the league schedule for the upcoming 2025-26 men's basketball season.

utsports.com

 

[Freak]

 

[vavolfan6]

The whole month of January is brutal.

 

[Legion of Doom]

The whole month of January is brutal.

Vols will be fine. Very easy last part of schedule heading into tournament. Alabama and Auburn are down this year.

 

[NighthawkVol]

Great home schedule. We get home games against Kentucky, Auburn, and Alabama.

 

[cncchris33]

Vols will be fine. Very easy last part of schedule heading into tournament. Alabama and Auburn are down this year.

LOL...Bama and Auburn are down about like Tennessee is "down", which is to say they aren't. Those teams reload, especially in the portal era. You proclaimed Florida wasn't going to be any good, too.

 

[NighthawkVol]

LOL...Bama and Auburn are down about like Tennessee is "down", which is to say they aren't. Those teams reload, especially in the portal era. You proclaimed Florida wasn't going to be any good, too.

I think both will be good, but they won’t be as good as they were last year.

 

[Orangeslide]

first 3 road games will be tough. At Arkansas, Florida, and Bama. In Barnes we trust!

 

[cncchris33]

I think both will be good, but they won’t be as good as they were last year.

Maybe not, but when I hear the term "down," that indicates a significant drop-off to me. I don't think either will be significantly worse than they were last year. I think the SEC in general won't be as good as last year, but that's because the conference was generationally good last year.