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The Southeastern Conference released the non-divisional pairings (exotic!) for each team through 2025. Here's how things shape up for the Ags:
| Year | Texas A&M Opponent |
| 2014 | vs. Missouri |
| 2015 | at Vanderbilt |
| 2016 | vs. Tennessee |
| 2017 | at Florida |
| 2018 | vs. Kentucky |
| 2019 | at Georgia |
| 2020 | vs. Vanderbilt |
| 2021 | at Missouri |
| 2022 | vs. Florida |
| 2023 | at Tennessee |
| 2024 | vs. Georgia |
| 2025 | at Kentucky |
These games join the permanent, annual lineup of LSU, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Auburn, Alabama, and South Carolina.
It's tough to imagine that all of this won't be drastically altered at some point due to the disdain toward the 6-1-1 scheduling model and the pressure to move toward a 9 game slate. Further, the SEC might have 16 members at some juncture.
The big road trips in there that I intend to make are Florida in 2017, Georgia in 2019, and Tennessee in 2023. Hell, might as well make the trip to Vandy next year. Nashville is easy to get to and a big time.
Here is the full chart for rotating opponents:
via pbs.twimg.com
Now, calculate how old you'll be in 2025 and go make some regrettable, youthful decisions right now. Gig 'em.