Georgia’s home-and-home series with Oklahoma canceled ahead of SEC move

Oklahoma’s regular-season games against Georgia will now wait until the Sooners join the Southeastern Conference.

The SEC announced that the two programs will cancel the home-and-home series scheduled for 2023 and 2025 with Oklahoma’s move to the SEC.

Georgia quickly filled the new hole in their schedule on Sept. 9 with Ball State. It will be the first time the schools have played each other.

“We recognize the original excitement in hosting Georgia next season and traveling to Knoxville in 2024, and the short-term disappointment this news may bring, but the circumstances obviously dictated a change in our schedules,” Oklahoma Vice President and Athletic Director Joe Castiglione said.

“The good news is that future SEC schedules will provide a reasonable rotation whereby Georgia and Tennessee come to Gaylord Family–Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, and we will also play on those great campuses.”

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