Sept. 4 Rice - W
Sept. 11 Texas - W
Sept. 18 Georgia Southern - W
Sept. 25 Texas A&M (in Arlington) - L
Oct. 2 at Georgia - L
Oct. 9 at Ole Miss - L
Oct. 16 Auburn - W
Oct. 23 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W
Oct. 30 OPEN DATE
Nov. 6 Mississippi State W
Nov. 13 at LSU - L
Nov. 20 at Alabama - L
Nov. 27 Missouri (in Little Rock) - W
The schedule will start off as a throwback to the old SWC days with both Rice and Texas joining the schedule. Rice, GA Southern, and Arkansas-Pine Bluff are all wins as I see it right now. I think they sneak by Texas early as Sark is still getting things up and running. They will lose to TAMU like they always do. Georgia will overpower the Hogs with their offensive line, Ole Miss should be able to out score Arkansas but I think the Hogs turn things around at Auburn as the Tigers should be emotionally exhausted after playing LSU and Georgia back to back. Mississippi State should be a win as Barry Odom‘s defense wrote the book on how to shut down Mike Leach’s Air Raid in 2020 with soft zone coverage. The following two weeks the talent gap is too much for the Hogs with road trips to LSU and Alabama but they should be able beat Missouri to close out the season in Little Rock.