There is no such thing as an easy schedule in the Southeastern Conference, as all 14 schools face not only a grueling conference slate but often have to play an out of conference rival capable of beating them every year.

With that in mind, ESPN recently singled out one game from each SEC East team’s schedule that its Football Power Index indicates will be the toughest regular season game on the 2016 slate.

Florida Gators

Nov. 26 at Florida State – 15.1 percent chance of winning. The Seminoles have won the last three in the annual series and five of the last six, although the Gators managed to win in Tallahassee in 2012.

Georgia Bulldogs

Sept. 24 at Ole Miss – 37.7 percent chance of winning. This will be the Bulldogs fourth game of the season and third away from Sanford Stadium. Ole Miss’ Hugh Freeze has a 10-4 SEC home record since taking over as head coach in 2012.

Kentucky Wildcats

Oct. 1 at Alabama, Nov. 12 at Tennessee – Kentucky has a 6.2 percent chance of winning both games. The Vols have a 30-1 record against the Wildcats over the previous 31 years, while the Tide have a 36-2-1 record all-time against Kentucky. UK has never won at Alabama.

Missouri Tigers

Oct. 1 at LSU – 5.7 percent chance of winning. The fact that Mizzou plays Delaware State the week before this game, while LSU plays Mississippi State and at Auburn leading up to the matchup could help the East Tigers. Missouri won the only other game between these two schools in 1978.

South Carolina Gamecocks

Nov. 26 at Clemson – 5.9 percent chance of winning. After the Gamecocks won five consecutive games in the annual series, the momentum has shifted back to Clemson, as the Tigers have won the last two years. At least South Carolina plays Western Carolina heading into this game while Clemson will be coming off eight consecutive ACC games in a nine week span.

Tennessee Volunteers

Oct. 1 at Georgia – 55.8 percent chance of winning. According to the FPI, the Vols are favored to win every game this season – including this game. The Vols snapped a five-game losing streak to Georgia last season. The recent history suggests this game will be tight, as the average margin of victory over the last five years is only 5.6 points.

Vanderbilt Commodores

Oct. 15 at Georgia – 12.9 percent chance of winning. During Derek Mason’s tenure, Georgia has outscored Vanderbilt by a score of 75-31. The Bulldogs lead the all-time series at 55-19-2.