SEC Reveals 2024 Conference Schedule
Top StoriesThe Southeastern Conference on Wednesday announced the conference schedule for the 2024 season.
Conference play will begin March 8 and run through May 5. The regular-season conference schedule includes eight three-game series for each team for a total of 24 games. The schedule is subject to change, including the move of some conference series to end on Mondays and likely be featured on the SEC Network for “Mic’d Up Monday.”
The 2024 SEC Tournament is scheduled for May 7-11 at Jane B. Moore Field in Auburn, Ala.
Game times and television assignments for all games will be announced at a later date.
This will be the final SEC season before Oklahoma and Texas enter the conference for the 2025 season, when teams will still play a three-game series against eight rotating opponents for a total of 24 conference games.
2024 SEC Softball Conference Schedule
March 8-10
Florida at Alabama
Auburn at Missouri
LSU at Kentucky
Mississippi State at Ole Miss
South Carolina at Texas A&M
March 15-17
Alabama at Georgia
Arkansas at Auburn
Ole Miss at LSU
Texas A&M at Mississippi State
Missouri at Tennessee
March 22-24
Mississippi State at Arkansas
Auburn at Texas A&M
Kentucky at Florida
Georgia at Ole Miss
LSU at Missouri
Tennessee at South Carolina
March 29-31
Alabama at Kentucky
Arkansas at Georgia
Tennessee at Auburn
Florida at Mississippi State
Texas A&M at LSU
South Carolina at Ole Miss
April 5-7
Ole Miss at Alabama
Missouri at Arkansas
LSU at Florida
Georgia at Tennessee
Kentucky at Texas A&M
Mississippi State at South Carolina
April 12-14
Texas A&M at Alabama
Arkansas at South Carolina
Auburn at LSU
Florida at Missouri
Georgia at Kentucky
Tennessee at Mississippi State
April 19-21
Alabama at Arkansas
Kentucky at Auburn
South Carolina at Florida
Missouri at Georgia
LSU at Tennessee
Ole Miss at Texas A&M
April 26-28
Tennessee at Alabama
Arkansas at LSU
Auburn at Ole Miss
Florida at Georgia
South Carolina at Kentucky
Mississippi State at Missouri
May 3-5
Alabama at Auburn
Ole Miss at Arkansas
Texas A&M at Florida
Georgia at Mississippi State
Kentucky at Tennessee
Missouri at South Carolina
May 7-11
SEC Tournament (Auburn, Ala.)