Hogs find out their 2024 SEC football opponents

Wednesday evening, the SEC announced each football program’s 2024 schedule.

There was plenty of emphasis on continuing historical matchups at least for this season, according to ESPN’s Chris Low.

The SEC made it a priority to maintain the historical rivalries in 2024. Alabama will play at Tennessee and LSU, for instance, while Texas A&M will face LSU at home and Arkansas at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Also, Texas will travel to Arkansas in a meeting of old Southwest Conference rivals, and Oklahoma and Texas will continue their annual rivalry at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Georgia will keep its annual rivalries with Auburn, Florida and Tennessee.

All 14 existing SEC schools will play either Oklahoma or Texas in 2024, with sources telling ESPN that Georgia will visit Texas and Alabama will travel to face Oklahoma.

Early Wednesday morning, it was leaked from the Texas Longhorn side that they would face a tall task early on in their SEC arrival.

Having to go on the road against the two-time defending national champions is one thing. However, having to travel to two of their biggest rivals will be great storylines for 2024. Arkansas fans fondly remember the previous two times they have played Texas, two major whippings. Will there be more or the same in 2024?

Schedule

Known dates

SATURDAY, AUG 31: UAPB

SATURDAY, SEP 7: at Oklahoma State

SATURDAY, SEP 14: UAB

SATURDAY, SEP 28: Texas A&M *in Arlington, TX

SATURDAY, NOV 23: Louisiana Tech

FRIDAY or SATURDAY, NOV 29/30: at Missouri

HOME: Texas, LSU, Tennessee, Ole Miss

AWAY: Texas A&M, Missouri, Auburn, Mississippi State

Schedule notes:

•The matchup with UAPB will be the second meeting between the two instate programs. Arkansas won the first matchup in 2021 by a score of 45-3.

•Arkansas and Oklahoma State were a budding rivalry before stopping the series in 1980. The Razorbacks currently lead the all-time series 30-15 with a five game winning streak.

•This will be the first time Arkansas has played Texas and Texas A&M in the same season since 1991.