Here is a look at all of the 2012 SEC Football Schedules from every school in the new SEC including Missouri and Texas A&M.

ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
Sept. 1: Michigan (Dallas)
Sept. 8: WESTERN KENTUCKY
Sept. 15: at Arkansas
Sept. 22: FLORIDA ATLANTIC
Sept. 29: OLE MISS
Oct. 13: at Missouri
Oct. 20: at Tennessee
Oct. 27: MISSISSIPPI STATE
Nov. 3: at LSU
Nov. 10: TEXAS A&M
Nov. 17: WESTERN CAROLINA
Nov. 24: AUBURN

ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS
Sept. 1: JACKSONVILLE STATE
Sept. 8: LOUISIANA-MONROE
Sept. 15: ALABAMA
Sept. 29: vs. Texas A&M
Oct. 6: at Auburn
Oct. 13: KENTUCKY
Oct. 27: OLE MISS
Nov. 3: TULSA
Nov. 10: at South Carolina
Nov. 17: at Mississippi State
Nov. 24: LSU

AUBURN TIGERS
Sept. 1: Clemson (Chik-fil-A kickoff classic)
Sept. 8: at Mississippi State
Sept. 22: LSU
Oct. 6: ARKANSAS
Oct. 13: at Ole Miss
Oct. 20: at Vanderbilt
Oct. 27: TEXAS A&M
Nov. 10: GEORGIA
Nov. 24: at Alabama
Non-Conference Opponents: Clemson, ULM, New Mexico State, Alabama A&M

FLORIDA GATORS
Sept. 1: BOWLING GREEN
Sept. 8: at Texas A&M
Sept. 15: at Tennessee
Sept. 22: KENTUCKY
Oct. 6: LSU
Oct. 13: at Vanderbilt
Oct. 20: SOUTH CAROLINA
Oct. 27: vs. Georgia (Jacksonville)
Nov. 3: MISSOURI
Nov. 10: LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE
Nov. 17: JACKSONVILLE STATE
Nov. 24: Florida State

GEORGIA BULLDOGS
Sept. 1: BUFFALO
Sept. 8: at Missouri
Sept: 15 FLORIDA ATLANTIC
Sept. 22: VANDERBILT
Sept. 29: TENNESSEE
Oct. 6: at South Carolina
Oct. 20: at Kentucky
Oct. 27: vs. Florida (Jacksonville)
Nov. 3: OLE MISS
Nov. 10: at Auburn
Nov. 17: GEORGIA SOUTHERN
Nov. 24: GEORGIA TECH

KENTUCKY WILDCATS
Sept. 1: at Louisville
Sept. 8: KENT STATE
Sept. 15: WESTERN KENTUCKY
Sept. 22: at Florida
Sept. 29: SOUTH CAROLINA
Oct. 6: MISSISSIPPI STATE
Oct. 13: at Arkansas
Oct. 20: GEORGIA
Oct. 27: at Missouri
Nov. 3: VANDERBILT
Nov. 17: SAMFORD
Nov. 24: at Tennessee

LSU TIGERS
Sept. 1: NORTH TEXAS
Sept. 8: WASHINGTON
Sept. 15: IDAHO
Sept. 22: at Auburn
Sept. 29: Towson
Oct. 6: at Florida
Oct. 13: SOUTH CAROLINA
Oct. 20: at Texas A&M
Nov. 3: ALABAMA
Nov. 10: MISSISSIPPI STATE
Nov. 17: OLE MISS
Nov. 24: at Arkansas

OLE MISS REBELS
Sept. 1: CENTRAL ARKANSAS
Sept. 8: UTEP
Sept. 15: TEXAS
Sept. 22: at Tulane
Sept. 29: at Alabama
Oct. 6: TEXAS A&M
Oct. 13: AUBURN
Oct. 27: at Arkansas
Nov. 3: at Georgia
Nov. 10: VANDERBILT
Nov. 17: at LSU
Nov. 24: MISSISSIPPI STATE

MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS
Sept. 1: JACKSON STATE
Sept. 8: AUBURN
Sept. 15: at Troy
Sept. 22: SOUTH ALABAMA
Oct. 6: at Kentucky
Oct. 13: TENNESSEE
Oct. 20: MTSU
Oct. 27: at Alabama
Nov. 3: TEXAS A&M
Nov. 10: at LSU
Nov. 17: ARKANSAS
Nov. 24: at Ole Miss

MISSOURI TIGERS
Sept. 8: GEORGIA
Sept. 15: ARIZONA STATE
Sept. 22: at South Carolina
Oct. 6: VANDERBILT
Oct. 13: ALABAMA
Oct. 27: KENTUCKY
Nov. 3: at Florida
Nov. 10: at Tennessee
Nov. 24: at Texas A&M
FOUR OPEN DATES TO SCHEDULE THREE NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS
Aug. 30: at Vanderbilt
Sept. 8: EAST CAROLINA
Sept. 15: UAB
Sept. 22: MISSOURI
Sept. 29: at Kentucky
Oct. 6: GEORGIA
Oct. 13: at LSU
Oct. 20: at Florida
Oct. 27: TENNESSEE
Nov. 10: ARKANSAS
Nov. 17: WOFFORD
Nov. 24: at Clemson

TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS
Sept. 1: N.C. State (chick fil-a kickoff)
Sept. 8: GEORGIA STATE
Sept. 15: FLORIDA
Sept. 22: AKRON
Sept. 29: at Georgia
Oct. 13: at Mississippi State
Oct. 20: ALABAMA
Oct. 27: at South Carolina
Nov. 3: TROY
Nov. 10: MISSOURI
Nov. 17: at Vanderbilt
Nov. 24: KENTUCKY

TEXAS A&M AGGIES
Sept. 1: McNEESE STATE
Sept. 8: FLORIDA
Sept. 15: at SMU
Sept. 22: TBD
Sept. 29: vs. Arkansas
Oct. 6: at Ole Miss
Oct. 20: LSU
Oct. 27: at Auburn
Nov. 3: at Mississippi State
Nov. 10: at Alabama
Nov. 24: MISSOURI

VANDERBILT COMMODORES
Aug. 30: SOUTH CAROLINA
Sept. 8 at Northwestern
Sept. 15 PRESBYTERIAN
Sept. 22: at Georgia
Oct. 6: at Missouri
Oct. 13: FLORIDA
Oct. 20: AUBURN
Oct. 27: UMASS
Nov. 3: at Kentucky
Nov. 10: at Ole Miss
Nov. 17: TENNESSEE
Nov. 24: at Wake Forest

[per Outkick the Coverage]

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The leader so far in the polling is the Memphis Tigers who could for sure use Newton or even just a good junior high quarterback.

Kudos for Football Weekly for being creative and having fun with the Newton madness!

The NCAA will likely decide soon on the fate of Newton’s collegiate football career.

Two virtually identical teams in the SEC (Southeastern Conference) replaced their coaches last season. Though the teams were identical the coaching hires were complete opposites.

2008 UT Vols                                     2008 Auburn Tigers

5-7 record                                                5-7 record

3,225 total yards                                   3,677 total yards

208 total points                                    208 total points

Lane Kiffin joined the Tennessee Vols with a super staff of Coordinators including his father, Monte Kiffin. From day one Lane Kiffin has made sure his voice and face were heard and seen in the media. He has become a go-to sound bite for reporters. Kiffin has made it a mission to get his name and the Vols in the headlines nationwide.

Gene Chizik, a former Auburn defensive coordinator, filled the vacant spot left by Tommy Tuberville. He did not make promises rolling over the Tide or drag Auburn through an off-season media circus. Chizik’s (5-19) record in his two seasons at Iowa State, and his stoic demeanor left a lot of Auburn fans not excited about his hiring. Like Kiffin, Chizik brought in a very well known and balanced set of coordinators to help rebuild the Auburn Tigers.

The much more heralded Kiffin is (2-2) while Chizik is sitting at (4-0). The Vols routed Western Kentucky 63-7 in their first game, but have looked pretty average since. The Tigers, under offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn are averaging 45 points per game after putting up 54 on Ball State. Auburn is scoring points in bunches and Tennessee has a stingy defense. So something will have to give this Saturday. I will be watching to see if Auburn can put up points on a great defense, and whether or not Tennessee can beat a team in a big boy conference.