On paper, Georgia’s visit to The Plains might be Auburn’s toughest test of the season.

And that test will be taken on Sept. 30 and kick off at 2:30 p.m., the SEC announced Monday afternoon. The game will air on CBS.

Fortunately for first-year head coach Hugh Freeze and the Tigers, they won’t be taking on Kirby Smart and the two-time defending national champion Bulldogs alone.

Georgia’s visit to Auburn was announced as a sold-out contest on July 5, when Auburn also announced it had sold out of season tickets, selling a program record of 63,500 season tickets.

The Tigers and Bulldogs first met way back in 1892 and have played 118 game since. Georgia is 63-56 against Auburn and has won the last six meetings. The Tigers are 1-9 against the Bulldogs in the last 10 meetings.

Auburn will have an opportunity to snap its six-game losing streak on Sept. 30 at Jordan-Hare Stadium, where Georgia holds an 18-12-2 record.