The Texas Longhorns are making a jump from the Big 12 because it just means more for the fans in Austin. Texas will move to the SEC in 2024 and take part in a full SEC schedule as a first-year member next fall.
Which SEC opponents venture to DKR and where will the Longhorns travel as part of the Texas 2024 Football Schedule?
Texas 2024 Football Schedule
- vs. Colorado State Rams
Saturday, August 31, time TBA - at Michigan Wolverines
Saturday, September 7, time TBA - vs. UTSA Roadrunners
Saturday, September 14, time TBA - vs. UL-Monroe Warhawks
Saturday, September 21, time TBA - vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs
Saturday, September 28, time TBA - vs. Oklahoma Sooners* (in Dallas)
Saturday, October 12, time TBA - vs. Georgia Bulldogs
Saturday, October 19, time TBA - vs. Vanderbilt Commodores
Saturday, October 26, time TBA - vs. Florida Gators
Saturday, November 9, time TBA - at Arkansas Razorbacks
Saturday, November 16, time TBA - vs. Kentucky Wildcats
Saturday, November 23, time TBA - at Texas A&M Aggies
Saturday, November 30, time TBA
A favorable first-year SEC schedule awaits the Longhorns, all things considered. Save for a trip to Ann Arbor to face Michigan, the Longhorns avoid trips to the states of Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, and Florida, somehow in their first year in the SEC.
They’ll travel to Arkansas and Tennessee to take on the Arkansas Razorbacks and Vanderbilt Commodores, respectively, missing out on playing the Tennessee Volunteers in their first year.
Texas stays in-state to renew its rivalry with Texas A&M, and a trip to College Station will bring back all the feels for college football fans.
Notably, both the Georgia Bulldogs and Florida Gators come to DKR for their games with Texas. Georgia, the two-time defending National Champion, hasn’t played a game in Austin since 1958, while Florida last made the trek in 1939.
MORE: Oklahoma 2024 Football Schedule
It’s an incredibly interesting first-year schedule for Texas, compared to fellow first-year SEC program Oklahoma who have to travel to LSU, Auburn, and Ole Miss, just to name a few tough matchups on their 2024 schedule.
For the first time since 1991, the SEC will not feature divisions in the conference. The top two teams will square off at the end of the year in the SEC Championship Game to culminate the season. With Oklahoma and Texas in the conference this season, the 2024 campaign truly means more.