The SEC officially announced Thursday afternoon that the league will play a conference-only schedule in 2020. The conference athletic directors and presidents met virtually on Thursday, and ultimately made the decision to go ahead and play a 10-game season with only conferences games. This means that UGA will not play its annual matchup against in-state rival Georgia Tech this upcoming season.
That’s going to mean different things for other SEC programs, but how will it really affect the Bulldogs? Per my prediction, is that it won’t really change much.
This will be the first time since 1924 that UGA hasn’t played the Yellow Jackets, which is astounding.