Daily Football Fix: SEC schedules can be light

Jacksonville State tight end Spencer Goffigan (85) tries to evade Auburn defensive back Nick Ruffin (19) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama last September.Dave Hyatt, Gadsden Times

As we all know, schools in the SEC schedule a patsy here and a cream puff there because it's difficult to get teams to come to the conference for just one game and those stadium expansions don't build themselves.

Here's a fun fact for you: six of the 14 SEC schools are playing non-conference schedules against schools that combined for losing records in 2015.

And they are:

Florida 16-32.

Missouri 17-32.

Kentucky 20-30.

Georgia 21-28.

Texas A&M 23-25.

Mississippi State 23-25.

Of course, these records can be deceiving…