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List of SEC Teams: All 16 Schools (2026) with Logos and Schedules

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The SEC is the marquee conference in college football, made up of 16 teams for the 2026 season after Texas and Oklahoma joined in 2024. Below is the full list of SEC teams with logos, each linked to its 2026 schedule, plus a free printable team list you can download.

List of SEC teams with logos for 2026

SEC Teams 2026: Quick Facts

  • Teams: 16 for the 2026 season
  • Newest members: Texas and Oklahoma (joined 2024)
  • Divisions: None, a single standings race
  • Championship: SEC Championship Game
  • Printable: free one-page PDF team list

All 16 SEC Teams (2026)

About the SEC

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) is widely regarded as the deepest league in college football, with a long list of national champions and fan bases that fill the biggest stadiums in the sport. For 2026 the SEC fields 16 teams stretching from Texas to Florida, all competing in one division-free standings race that ends with the SEC Championship Game. Use the list above to jump to any team 2026 schedule, or print the one-page team list for game day.

Beyond the on-field product, the SEC drives huge television audiences and consistently sends teams to the College Football Playoff. Additionally, the league office publishes official news and standings on the SEC website. Because the membership changed recently, this page is the fastest way to see every current member together.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many teams are in the SEC?

The SEC has 16 football teams for the 2026 season, after Texas and Oklahoma joined in 2024.

Does the SEC still have divisions?

No. The SEC dropped its East and West divisions in 2024 and now uses a single standings format, with the top two teams meeting in the SEC Championship Game.

Who are the newest SEC teams?

Texas and Oklahoma, which both joined the SEC in 2024 from the Big 12.

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