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The SEC released its 2014 football schedule Wednesday, the latest duct tape job thrown together in lieu of coming up with a permanent long-term scheduling solution. Auburn will retain its normal SEC West foes and face Georgia and South Carolina from the East.
In perhaps the biggest surprise of the announcement, Auburn will open the season against Arkansas. Yes, that's an SEC game to start the year. Can't say we've seen much of that before. The last time the it happened, Auburn defeated Ole Miss, 46-13, in 1995. After hosting both in 2013, the Tigers will play Alabama and Georgia on the road for the first time ever in a single season.
Well, no one can accuse Auburn of having an easy road in 2014. In fact, Gus Malzahn's team will likely have one of the toughest schedules in the country. In addition to the rough conference slate, the Tigers have a non-conference game on the road against Kansas State.
For the complete SEC schedule, click here. Auburn's 2014 schedule is below. What do you think?
Date | Opponent | Location |
Aug. 30 | Arkansas | Jordan-Hare Stadium |
Sept. 6 | San Jose State | Jordan-Hare Stadium |
Sept. 13 | Open | |
Sept. 20 | at Kansas State | Manhattan, Kan. |
Sept. 27 | Louisiana Tech | Jordan-Hare Stadium |
Oct. 4 | LSU | Jordan-Hare Stadium |
Oct. 11 | at Mississippi State | Starkville |
Oct. 18 | Open | |
Oct. 25 | South Carolina | Jordan-Hare Stadium |
Nov. 1 | at Ole Miss | Oxford |
Nov. 8 | Texas A&M | Jordan-Hare Stadium |
Nov. 15 | at Georgia | Athens |
Nov. 22 | Samford | Jordan-Hare Stadium |
Nov. 29 | at Alabama | Tuscaloosa |