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Where will each SEC team be playing this postseason?

Story bySamuel HahnTue, December 16, 2025 at 11:45 AM UTC·4 min readIt’s bowl season. And College Football Playoff season. Or maybe it’s only CFP season and bowl season doesn’t matter anymore. It’s not that extreme yet, but the CFP is slowly taking it over, just like the NCAA Tournament took over the NIT many decades ago. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAnyway, most of the Southeastern Conference has at least one more game remaining before their offseasons begin.

Where will each SEC team be playing this postseason?

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Key Highlights

  • Five of them are playing in the playoff for a chance at a national championship (though one of those team’s coaches decided he’d rather go to a 7-5 team in Louisiana and recruit all December and January) and six teams are bowling—of whom five are bowl eligible (5-7 Mississippi State, don’t get used to it!)Let’s see where everybody’s heading in these next few weeks:#3 Georgia (12-1)Next Game: CFP Quarterfinals (Sugar Bowl)The Georgia Bulldogs are the only SEC team getting a first round bye and will be awaiting the winner of Tulane and Ole Miss on January 1st.
  • That gives them a lot of time to prepare as well as rest up.
  • Oh, and of course, enjoy Christmas!AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement#6 Ole Miss (11-1)Next Game: CFP First Round (Home)The Rebels are CFP-bound, but as the whole sports world knows, Lane Kiffin abandoned ship right after the Egg Bowl.
  • Regardless, their first-round game is at home and against the American champ: the Tulane Green Wave.
  • Coincidentally, they played them back in September and blew them out 45-10 in Oxford.
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