Anyone, anytime, anywhere!

No doubt it is tough, but that list leaves off Georgia State, Kent State and TN Martin in just 2020. Most schools do schedule one or two tough ones per year if they get 3 pushovers. Not saying I blame them though, good way to get some playing time for guys who might otherwise transfer.
 
I'm liking that some schools are starting to go this route, and I think that the playoff is pushing many in that direction (though not all).

Look at UGA's nonconference schedule over the coming years:
'20- open in Atl vs UV (eh, but when it was scheduled they were up n' comers, and still played for the ACC championship last year)
'21- open in Atl vs Clemson
'22- open in Atl vs Oregon
'23- @ Oklahoma
'24- Clemson in Atl
'25- @ UCLA
'26- UCLA @ UGA (finally, a home game)
'27- @ FSU (maybe they'll be "back" by that time)
'28- @ Texas, FSU at Sanford Stadium
'29- Texas, Clemson
'30- Clemson, THE Ohio State University
'31- Ohio State, Oklahoma
'32 and '33- Clemson

On top of that they play GT every year, which is a crazy rivalry game that trips them up every once in a while.

So, UGA says "check mate" on tough out of conference schedule
 

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