COLUMBIA, Mo. — The schedules for the next four years are in.

The Southeastern Conference announced which teams Missouri will play in 2026, 2027, 2028 and 2029 on Tuesday, ushering in a new scheduling format as the league moves to nine conference games per season.

The Tigers, as promised by the SEC when switching to a nine-game system, will play each other conference member at least twice — once home, once away — in that span.

Three schools have been paired with Mizzou as annual opponents: Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas A&M.

The first two were widely expected. The Razorbacks have been MU's de facto in-conference rival since Missouri joined the SEC, playing for the Battle Line Trophy during the last week of the season. The Sooners joined the SEC in 2024, re-igniting a series with the Tige

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