Aspects of the nine-game schedule include the league sticking with its non-divisional structure, each school playing three annual opponents with a focus on traditional rivalries, the other six opponents on a rotation and facing every SEC opponent at least once every two years and every opponent home and away in four years.

The SEC announced it will go to a nine-game football schedule on August 21. Here’s what Florida AD Scott Stricklin said about the move and how it will affect the Gators.

The SEC's move to a nine-game schedule is not expected to affect 2030 and '33 matchups between the UCF Knights and the Florida Gators.