Georgia football Twitter reacts to new SEC schedule

Monday night the SEC released the new conference-only schedule for the 2020 college football season.

Georgia will head to Arkansas week one on Sept. 26, and will face Auburn week two on Oct. 3 in Athens.

The Bulldogs will then face Tennessee at home on Oct. 10, Alabama in Tuscaloosa on Oct. 17 and Kentucky in Lexington on Oct 24 – definitely the most challenging stretch in the Bulldog’s new schedule.

Things do get a bit easier after Florida on Nov. 7.

Georgia goes to Missouri on Nov. 14, faces Mississippi State in Athens on Nov. 21 and goes to South Carolina on Nov. 28 – ultimately ending the season in Athens versus Vanderbilt on Dec. 5.

Here’s what Twitter had to say about Georgia’s chances to run the table in this year’s unprecedented SEC-only schedule.

Our 2020 schedule ‼️🏈#ATD #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/XIGYO8tBGT

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) August 18, 2020

Here it is: the 2020 #SECFB Schedule ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/BTyrFLiaWC

— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) August 17, 2020

Georgia new all-SEC schedule is fair, challenging https://t.co/wAafgC6Rim

— Chip Towers AJC (@ctowersajc) August 17, 2020

Week 1, @SEC football schedule
Sept. 26
Best game: Florida at Ole Miss (Lane Kiffin)
Best storyline: Georgia at Arkansas (Sam Pittman)
Secondary storyline: Kentucky at Auburn if Joey Gatewood gets waiver
Blowout city: Alabama at Missouri.
Full schedule at 7 pm on @SECNetwork

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) August 17, 2020

10/17

Dawgs and the Tide

Lets do it.

— Matt DeBary (@MattDeBary) August 17, 2020

Week 6, Halloween:

Bye week.

Dawgs were originally scheduled to play Florida on Halloween.

— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) August 17, 2020

Georgia only has the third-highest projected spread in the SEC in its game against Arkansas. Number one? Texas A&M by 37 points over Vanderbilt.https://t.co/FtR6Ld245a pic.twitter.com/MxAAgGoOso

— DawgPost (@Dawg_Post) August 17, 2020

2020 Georgia football schedule:

Sept. 26: At Arkansas

Oct. 3: vs Auburn

Oct. 10: vs Tennessee

Oct. 17: At Alabama

Oct. 24: At Kentucky

Oct. 31: Bye week

Nov. 7: Florida (Jacksonville)

Nov. 14: At Missouri

Nov. 21: vs Mississippi State

Nov. 28: At South Carolina

Dec. 5: vs Vanderbilt