One of the most intriguing parts about the new nine-game SEC schedule is the notion of each team having three permanent rivals in this newfangled 3-6 model. The preferred term the SEC is using is annual opponent, but it lacks the juice of permanent rival, to be totally honest. Kentucky draws Florida, South Carolina and Tennessee, while South Carolina got Georgia, Florida and Kentucky. The Dawgs play the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate, while South Carolina wrangles with Clemson in The Palmetto Bowl. Overall, anyone who thought Georgia's third permanent opponent would be anyone other than Kentucky or South Carolina was totally misguided.