Click the SEC football schedule grid above to get a bigger, printable version that you can frame and hang next to your Bruce Pearl "Dimond" sign. The SEC's 2011 football schedule is out, listing the entire schedule for all 12 conference teams. I've pasted it beneath the jump below. There's also a PDF showing each SEC team's complete schedule for those of you who care more about what your school is doing than about where Western Kentucky will play on Sept. 1.
Complete game times aren't out yet, other than for the SEC Championship Game. Action will really kick into gear on Sept. 3, with the biggest games being Georgia-Boise State at the Georgia Dome and LSU-Oregon at Cowboys Stadium. That's not news, but it's nice to see. Only two entire calendar seasons to go!
Join Team Speed Kills for more SEC sports, and leave a comment on which of these games you're most looking forward to. Besides the Iron Bowl, of course, which will be played on a Saturday this year:
SEPT. 1
Western Kentucky vs. Kentucky (LP Field, Nashville)
SEPT. 3
Kent State at Alabama
Missouri State at Arkansas
Utah State at Auburn
Florida Atlantic at Florida
Boise State vs. Georgia (Georgia Dome, Atlanta)
Oregon vs. LSU (Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas)
Brigham Young at Ole Miss
Mississippi State at Memphis
East Carolina vs. South Carolina (Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte)
Montana at Tennessee
Elon at Vanderbilt
SEPT. 10
*-Mississippi State at Auburn
*-South Carolina at Georgia
Alabama at Penn State
New Mexico at Arkansas (War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock)
UAB at Florida
Central Michigan at Kentucky
Northwestern State at LSU
Southern Illinois at Ole Miss
Cincinnati at Tennessee
Connecticut at Vanderbilt
SEPT. 15
LSU at Mississippi State
SEPT. 17
*-Tennessee at Florida
*-Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
North Texas at Alabama
Troy at Arkansas
Auburn at Clemson
Coastal Carolina at Georgia
Louisville at Kentucky
Navy at South Carolina
SEPT. 24
*-Arkansas at Alabama
*-Florida at Kentucky
*-Georgia at Ole Miss
*-Vanderbilt at South Carolina
Florida Atlantic at Auburn
LSU at West Virginia
Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State
OCT. 1
*-Alabama at Florida
*-Auburn at South Carolina
*-Mississippi State at Georgia
*-Kentucky at LSU
Texas A&M vs. Arkansas (Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas)
Ole Miss at Fresno State
Buffalo at Tennessee
OCT. 8
*-Vanderbilt at Alabama
*-Auburn at Arkansas
*-Florida at LSU
*-Georgia at Tennessee
*-Kentucky at South Carolina
Mississippi State at UAB
OCT. 15
*-Alabama at Ole Miss
*-Florida at Auburn
*-Georgia at Vanderbilt
*-LSU at Tennessee
*-South Carolina at Mississippi State
OCT. 22
*-Tennessee at Alabama
*-Arkansas at Ole Miss
*-Auburn at LSU
Jacksonville State at Kentucky
Army at Vanderbilt
OCT. 29
*-Arkansas at Vanderbilt
*-Ole Miss at Auburn
*-Florida vs. Georgia (Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, Jacksonville)
*-Mississippi State at Kentucky
*-South Carolina at Tennessee
NOV. 5
*-LSU at Alabama
*-South Carolina at Arkansas
*-Vanderbilt at Florida
*-Ole Miss at Kentucky
New Mexico State at Georgia
Tennessee-Martin at Mississippi State
Middle Tennessee at Tennessee
NOV. 12
*-Alabama at Mississippi State
*-Tennessee at Arkansas
*-Auburn at Georgia
*-Florida at South Carolina
*-Kentucky at Vanderbilt
Western Kentucky at LSU
Louisiana Tech at Ole Miss
NOV. 19
*-Mississippi State at Arkansas (War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock)
*-Kentucky at Georgia
*-LSU at Ole Miss
*Vanderbilt at Tennessee
Georgia Southern at Alabama
Samford at Auburn
Furman at Florida
The Citadel at South Carolina
NOV. 25
*-Arkansas at LSU
NOV. 26
*-Alabama at Auburn
*-Tennessee at Kentucky
*-Ole Miss at Mississippi State
Florida State at Florida
Georgia at Georgia Tech
Clemson at South Carolina
Vanderbilt at Wake Forest
DEC. 3
*-SEC Championship Game (Georgia Dome, Atlanta) (4 p.m. ET, CBS Sports)