Overview
- Georgia and Louisville mutually canceled their 2026–27 home-and-home, avoiding buyout fees and signaling interest in a future neutral-site meeting.
- Georgia also ended its 2033–34 series with N.C. State, with both sides open to exploring a single neutral-site game later.
- Contract terms obtained previously showed $1 million per canceled game, or $2 million for canceling a second leg after the first, costs both schools avoided by agreeing jointly.
- Georgia’s 2026 schedule is set with nine SEC games and nonconference home dates against Tennessee State, Western Kentucky, and Georgia Tech at Sanford Stadium.
- Louisville said retaining Georgia would have forced another buyout under the ACC’s expanded slate and later announced a 2026 opener versus Ole Miss in Nashville on Sept. 5 or 6.