Times are proposed, dates are official.
Aug. 30: LSU at Clemson (ACC TV), Alabama at Florida State (ACC TV), Texas at Ohio State (Big 10 TV), South Carolina vs. Virginia Tech at Atlanta (Aug. 31), Tennessee vs. Syracuse at Unknown
Sept. 6: Kansas at Missouri or South Florida at Florida, noon, Mississippi at Kentucky, 3:30pm, Michigan at Oklahoma, SNF
Sept. 13: Wisconsin at Alabama, noon (Yes!), Florida at LSU, 3:30pm, Georgia at Tennessee, SNF, Texas A&M at Notre Dame (ND TV)
Sept. 20: Florida at Miami (ACC TV)
Sept. 27: Notre Dame at Arkansas, noon, LSU at Mississippi, 3:30pm, Alabama at Georgia, SNF
Oct. 4: Texas at Florida, Vanderbilt at Alabama
Oct. 11: Oklahoma vs. Texas at Dallas, Alabama at Missouri, Florida at Texas A&M
Oct. 18: Mississippi at Georgia, 3:30pm, Tennessee at Alabama, SNF
Oct. 25: Alabama at South Carolina, Texas A&M at LSU
Nov. 1: Florida vs. Georgia at Jacksonville, 3:30pm
Nov. 8: LSU at Alabama, Might have to be 3:30pm as the rest of their schedule sucks
Nov. 15: Florida at Mississippi, noon, Oklahoma at Alabama, 3:30pm, Texas at Georgia, SNF
Nov. 22: Tennessee at Florida, Arkansas at Texas
Nov. 29: Alabama at Auburn, 3:30pm, Texas A&M at Texas, SNF - No games listed for Black Friday yet

The SEC made Texas-Georgia the showcase November game.

Paul Finnebaum even said the Nov. 15 times would be what I said! That is going to be the day of the season for the SEC with not only Texas-Georgia but Florida-Mississippi and Oklahoma-Alabama. Those two late November losses practically cost both Mississippi and Alabama the Playoff this year.

Georgia has both Tennessee and Alabama in September! Georgia has both Florida and Texas in November while Tennessee and Alabama play each other in mid October so Georgia practically had to play both of them earlier. Alabama-Georgia and Oregon-Penn State are the same day. Not good planning between the SEC and Big Ten.