Florida's Jon Sumrall Offers Refreshing Perspective on New SEC Schedule
Summary
The SEC will have a nine-game conference schedule in the upcoming college football season, which means teams will play more games within the conference. Missouri and LSU coaches have expressed concerns about this change, but Florida’s new head coach, Jon Sumrall, sees it positively and is not complaining.Key Facts
- The SEC is expanding its conference schedule to nine games per season.
- This change aims to increase the strength of each team’s schedule.
- Coaches from Missouri and LSU have said they regret the new nine-game schedule.
- Florida’s head coach Jon Sumrall is supportive of the change and does not complain.
- Florida Gators’ 2026 season will include two non-conference games before playing nine SEC games.
- The Gators will finish their regular season against Florida State, a team from the ACC conference.
- Jon Sumrall previously coached Tulane to an 11-3 record last season.
- Tulane lost twice to Ole Miss, including a College Football Playoff game.
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