Georgia Cancels 2028 Game vs Florida A&M

New Nonconference Cancelation Joins Georgia’s Schedule Adjustments

Georgia has already called off a two‑year nonconference series with the Florida State Seminoles for 2027 and 2028, and now the Bulldogs are removing another future contest from the calendar. The 2028 matchup against the Florida A&M Rattlers, a Football Championship Subdivision program, will not be played after a mutual agreement between the schools. Georgia and Florida A&M have never met on the field, making the decision a pure logistical reshuffle rather than a competitive dispute.

The SEC’s move to a nine‑game conference slate has forced several big‑name programs to trim nonconference commitments in order to protect player health and secure attractive televised matchups. As a result, Georgia now faces two open dates each season, a pattern that will likely keep at least one easier opponent—usually an FCS or Group of Five team—in the schedule. The Bulldogs have already axed future games with NC State and Louisville, reflecting the broader recalibration across the conference.

Georgia’s long‑standing rivalry with Georgia Tech remains untouched, ensuring at least one reliable opponent each year. The program is still in talks with Florida State about a neutral‑site showdown in Nashville, though no date has been confirmed yet. Additionally, the Bulldogs are actively pursuing a future fixture with Louisville, hoping to add another high‑profile nonconference game to the lineup.

These cancellations illustrate how conference expansion reshapes the entire college football landscape, forcing powerhouses to balance competitive ambition with scheduling practicality. For fans, the changes mean fewer surprises and more emphasis on the SEC slate and the enduring Georgia Tech clash. Looking ahead, Georgia will continue to navigate the new scheduling reality, seeking balanced competition while preserving its traditional rivalries.