Games of the Week on CBS:
Sept. 26: Tennessee at South Carolina (Crummy Week)
Oct. 3: Auburn at Georgia (Good Week, also Texas A&M at Alabama and South Carolina at Florida)
Oct. 10: Florida at Texas A&M
Oct. 17: Georgia at Alabama (Also LSU at Florida!)
Oct. 24: Tennessee at Alabama
Oct. 31: LSU at Auburn
Nov. 7: Florida vs. Georgia at Jacksonville
Nov. 14: Alabama at LSU
Nov. 21: Tennessee at Auburn
Nov. 28: Auburn at Alabama
Dec. 5: Texas A&M at Auburn

Serious front loading of the schedules. I guess they want the big games in first before things can get cancelled.

Georgia for example, finishes with Missouri, Mississippi St., South Carolina and Vanderbilt.
Florida closes with Arkansas, Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Tennessee.

They are at least trying to do the rivalry games, or closest thing to it, on Thanksgiving. The schools with ACC opponents play each other, Florida-Kentucky, Georgia-South Carolina. The rest is typical-Ole Miss-MSU, Auburn-Alabama, Arkansas-Missouri, Vanderbilt-Tennesse, LSU-Texas A&M.

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(08-17-2020 08:56 PM)bullet Wrote:  Serious front loading of the schedules. I guess they want the big games in first before things can get cancelled.

Well not for everyone - LSU starts with Mississippi State, Vandy, and Missouri.

Bottom line is there is only so much you can do given the constraints here. I will be very, very happy if these games are played.

(08-17-2020 08:01 PM)schmolik Wrote:  Games of the Week on CBS:
Sept. 26: Tennessee at South Carolina (Crummy Week)
Oct. 3: Auburn at Georgia (Good Week, also Texas A&M at Alabama and South Carolina at Florida)
Oct. 10: Florida at Texas A&M
Oct. 17: Georgia at Alabama (Also LSU at Florida!)
Oct. 24: Tennessee at Alabama
Oct. 31: LSU at Auburn
Nov. 7: Florida vs. Georgia at Jacksonville
Nov. 14: Alabama at LSU
Nov. 21: Tennessee at Auburn
Nov. 28: Auburn at Alabama
Dec. 5: Texas A&M at Auburn

That's a lot of Auburn games on CBS. Usually, they don't get that many unless they are going for championship. I guess that's the way the schedule works out this year. I wonder what the limit would be for number of games a team can be on CBS this year?

Listening to Kentucky fans on radio now predicting that they go on the road and beat Auburn to begin the season. Some are talking SEC East champions.
All I can say is wow.

Kentucky would be lucky to finish 3rd in the East this year.

South Carolina staring hard at a 1-4 start before their open date with games left against A&M and UGA.

(08-18-2020 08:16 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  South Carolina staring hard at a 1-4 start before their open date with games left against A&M and UGA.

It’s a tough schedule.

(08-17-2020 08:01 PM)schmolik Wrote:  Games of the Week on CBS:
Sept. 26: Tennessee at South Carolina (Crummy Week)
Oct. 3: Auburn at Georgia (Good Week, also Texas A&M at Alabama and South Carolina at Florida)
Oct. 10: Florida at Texas A&M
Oct. 17: Georgia at Alabama (Also LSU at Florida!)
Oct. 24: Tennessee at Alabama
Oct. 31: LSU at Auburn
Nov. 7: Florida vs. Georgia at Jacksonville
Nov. 14: Alabama at LSU
Nov. 21: Tennessee at Auburn
Nov. 28: Auburn at Alabama
Dec. 5: Texas A&M at Auburn

Updated CBS Choices: https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-selected/

Georgia/Alabama, LSU/Auburn, Florida/Georgia, Alabama/LSU were chosen. Mississippi State/LSU was chosen on Sept. 26 instead of Tennessee/South Carolina and Texas A&M/Alabama was chosen on Oct. 3 instead of Auburn/Georgia. No games chosen Oct. 10, 24, Nov. 21, 28, Dec. 5.

Some ESPN Network Game Schedules:
https://www.secsports.com/article/297859...-platforms

Big ones include:
Auburn at Georgia, 7:30pm ET/6:30pm CT on ESPN
LSU at Florida, 3:30pm ET/2:30pm CT on ESPN or ESPN2