This season’s college football landscape will be altered by conference expansion, which will result in significant adjustments in 2024. With the demise of the Pac-12, the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, and SEC will all appear significantly different. Both the Big Ten and the SEC appear to be close to becoming two great conferences due to their abundance of talent and the difficult schedules faced by many of their teams. Georgia football is one of such teams. This season, the Bulldogs aim to make a comeback to the pinnacle of collegiate football, but the task will not be easy.
This season, Georgia football will have an extremely challenging schedule in the redesigned SEC. Texas and Oklahoma are the two new clubs, and it is anticipated that the Longhorns will rank among the top teams in college football once more this year. The Bulldogs do not play Oklahoma; they must travel to Texas.
The Bulldogs take on Clemson in Mercedes-Benz Stadium to start the season. They also travel to play Alabama and Ole Miss, as well as a few more difficult games spread out over the schedule. It’s undeniable that their schedule is demanding.
