We're barely halfway through the 2015 SEC schedule, but college football's strongest conference is already looking ahead to 2016. The SEC announced its 2016 schedule Thursday, which runs from a Sept. 1 clash between Vanderbilt and South Carolina until Dec. 3's conference championship game. The full schedule can be viewed in full here.
As is the case every season, the SEC member schools play eight conference games, one against each member of their division and two from the opposing side. The biggest change from 2015 to 2016 is a new SEC requirement that says schools must play at least one nonconference game against a Power Five school.