Georgia will learn its full future SEC slates on Tuesday night when the SEC announces the league schedules for the 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029 seasons.

On Monday, On3’s Chris Low reported that the Georgia Bulldogs will see Florida, Auburn and South Carolina for all four of those seasons as the annual opponents.

The SEC announced on Friday that the annual opponents will be revisited every four seasons, so Florida, Auburn and South Carolina do not become permanent rivals.

Georgia has not played South Carolina since the 2023 season, but the two matched up annually when the league was in division format. That changed when Texas and Oklahoma joined the SEC.

The Bulldogs visit Auburn on Oct. 11 and face Florida in Jacksonville on Nov. 1. The 2026 game against Florida will be played in Atlanta, while the 2027 game will be in Tampa, Florida. The series will return to Jacksonville in 2028.

The league will go from playing eight conference games to nine for the 2026 season, a change that was first announced in August.

“When you start from the fan perspective and you think about a ninth SEC opponent and what it allows us to do in terms of schedule variability now that you can guarantee that we’re going to play every SEC opponent at least once every two years,”Georgia athletic director Josh Brooks said earlier in September.“You’re going to get them at home and on the road once every four years. I think that’s good. When you talk to fans and the desire for higher-quality opponents and then knowing the rotation and being able to plan the next four years, you’ll be able to come out and plan your next four years and say, ‘I’m going to go to this trip in this year.’ I think that’s good for fans.”

Georgia is 3-0 to start the 2025 season, with the Bulldogs hosting Alabama this coming Saturday.

The full schedule announcement is set for 7 p.m. on the SEC Network on Tuesday night.