BASEBALL. OCTOBER 4, 2022
BIRMINGHAM – The Southeastern Conference announced its 30-game baseball schedule for the 2023 season this afternoon (Tuesday, Oct. 4).
The Gamecocks will start the conference slate on the road, heading to Athens, Ga., for a three-game series against Georgia on March 17-19. Carolina opens the home conference schedule against Missouri on March 24-26. Carolina then travels to Mississippi State for the three-game set on March 31-April 2.
Carolina hosts LSU on Easter weekend (April 6-8) and then visits Vanderbilt April 14-16. The Gamecocks have back-to-back home series against Florida (April 21-23) and Auburn (April 28-30).
The Gamecocks then have back-to-back road series at Kentucky (May 5-7) and at Arkansas (May 12-14) before ending the regular season with a three-game home series vs. Tennessee (May 18-20).
The SEC Tournament will take place May 23-28 at the Hoover Met.
The SEC weekends could move to Thursday-Saturday due to TV. Those changes will be announced at a later date.
The non-conference portion of the schedule as well as game times and television designations also will be announced at a later date.
Gamecocks Announces 30-Game SEC Schedule
BIRMINGHAM – The Southeastern Conference announced its 30-game baseball schedule for the 2023 season this afternoon (Tuesday, Oct. 4).
The Gamecocks will start the conference slate on the road, heading to Athens, Ga., for a three-game series against Georgia on March 17-19. Carolina opens the home conference schedule against Missouri on March 24-26. Carolina then travels to Mississippi State for the three-game set on March 31-April 2.
Carolina hosts LSU on Easter weekend (April 6-8) and then visits Vanderbilt April 14-16. The Gamecocks have back-to-back home series against Florida (April 21-23) and Auburn (April 28-30).
The Gamecocks then have back-to-back road series at Kentucky (May 5-7) and at Arkansas (May 12-14) before ending the regular season with a three-game home series vs. Tennessee (May 18-20).
The SEC Tournament will take place May 23-28 at the Hoover Met.
The SEC weekends could move to Thursday-Saturday due to TV. Those changes will be announced at a later date.
The non-conference portion of the schedule as well as game times and television designations also will be announced at a later date.
