The topic of non-conference schedules has become a  lightning rod for heated debate among college football analysts and fans, and the SEC has a reputation for some of the easier non-conference schedules.

With the invention of the College Football Playoff, however, teams have a large incentive to ditch those easy non-conference opponents for tougher out-of-conference matchups. Plus, the new NCAA rule that teams must schedule at least one Power 5 conference team per year doesn’t hurt either.

But that rule doesn’t take affect until 2016. So which SEC teams have the toughest or easiest non-conference schedule in 2015?

Here’s a complete list.

Alabama Crimson Tide

  • Wisconsin (Sept.5)
  • Middle Tennessee State (Sept. 12)
  • UL Monroe (Sept. 26)
  • Charleston Southern (Nov. 21)

Arkansas Razorbacks

  • UTEP (Sept. 5)
  • Toledo (Sept. 12)
  • Texas Tech (Sept. 19)
  • UT Martin (Oct. 31)

Auburn Tigers

  • Louisville (Sept. 5)
  • Jacksonville State (Sept. 12)
  • San Jose State (Oct. 3)
  • Idaho (Nov. 21)

Florida Gators

  • New Mexico State (Sept. 5)
  • East Carolina (Sept. 12)
  • Florida Atlantic (Nov. 21)
  • Florida State (Nov. 28)

Georgia Bulldogs

  • UL Monroe (Sept. 5)
  • Southern (Sept. 26)
  • Georgia Southern (Nov. 21)
  • at Georgia Tech (Nov. 28)

Kentucky Wildcats

  • UL Lafayette (Sept. 5)
  • Eastern Kentucky (Oct. 3)
  • UNC Charlotte (Nov. 21)
  • Louisville (Nov. 28)

LSU Tigers

  • McNeese State (Sept. 5)
  • at Syracuse (Sept. 26)
  • Eastern Michigan (Oct. 3)
  • Western Kentucky (Oct. 24)

Mississippi State Bulldogs

  • at Southern Miss (Sept. 5)
  • Northwestern State (Sept. 19
  • Troy (Oct. 10)
  • Louisiana Tech (Oct. 17)

Missouri Tigers

  • Southeast Missouri State (Sept. 5)
  • at Arkansas State (Sept. 12)
  • UCONN (Sept. 19)
  • BYU (Nov. 14)

Ole Miss Rebels

  • UT Martin (Sept. 5)
  • Fresno State (Sept. 12)
  • New Mexico State (Oct. 10)
  • at Memphis (Oct. 17)

South Carolina Gamecocks

  • North Carolina (Sept. 3)
  • UCF (Sept. 26)
  • The Citadel (Nov. 21)
  • Clemson (Nov. 28)

Tennessee Vols

  • Bowling Green (Sept. 5)
  • Oklahoma (Sept. 12)
  • Western Carolina (Sept. 19)
  • North Texas (Nov. 14)

Texas A&M Aggies

  • Arizona State (Sept. 5)
  • Ball State (Sept. 12)
  • Nevada (Sept. 19)
  • Western Carolina (Nov. 14)

Vanderbilt Commodores

  • Western Kentucky (Sept. 5)
  • Austin Peay (Sept. 19)
  • at Middle Tennessee State (Oct. 3)
  • at Houston (Oct. 31)