So, what's the schedule? Do we start with Tennessee, since that's who we were scheduled to play on September 26th?
I think we came out ahead with A&M and Arkansas. I was expecting Alabama.
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From: Shane Ford <goufgators01@gmail.com> Date: August 8, 2020 at 4:32:20 PM CDT To: GatorNews <gatornews@googlegroups.com> Subject:[gatornews] [SUN]: SEC's 2020 schedule Reply-To: gatornews+owners@googlegroups.com
SEC's 2020 schedule
[Courtesy of SEC]
By Blake Toppmeyer/USA TODAY Network
The SEC on Friday released each team's slate of 10 opponents for the 2020 football season. The conference last week moved to a conference-only schedule in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. 10-game, conference-only schedule devised for the 2020 season in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Teams will open the season on Sept. 26. They'll play their six division opponents and play four interdivision opponents. The SEC championship will be Dec. 19 in Atlanta.
Here's a look at each SEC team's 10 opponents, as determined by the conference's athletics directors. Game dates have not yet been announced.
Note: Opponents are listed alphabetically.This is not the order in which games will be played. That has not been announced.
Alabama
at Arkansas
Auburn
Georgia
Kentucky
at LSU
at Mississippi
Mississippi State
at Missouri
at Tennessee
Texas A&M
Arkansas
Alabama
at Auburn
at Florida
Georgia
LSU
Mississippi
at Mississippi State
at Missouri
Tennessee
Texas A&M (Arlington, Texas)
Auburn
at Alabama
Arkansas
at Georgia
Kentucky
LSU
at Mississippi
at Mississippi State
at South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas A&M
Florida
Arkansas
Georgia (in Jacksonville, Florida)
Kentucky
LSU
at Mississippi
Missouri
South Carolina
at Tennessee
at Texas A&M
at Vanderbilt
Georgia
at Alabama
at Arkansas
Auburn
Florida (in Jacksonville, Florida)
at Kentucky
at Missouri
Mississippi State
at South Carolina
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
at Alabama
at Auburn
at Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Mississippi State
at Missouri
South Carolina
at Tennessee
Vanderbilt
LSU
Alabama
at Arkansas
at Auburn
at Florida
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Missouri
South Carolina
at Texas A&M
at Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Alabama
at Arkansas
Auburn
Florida
at Kentucky
at LSU
Mississippi State
South Carolina
at Texas A&M
at Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
at Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
at Georgia
at LSU
at Kentucky
at Mississippi
Missouri
Texas A&M
Vanderbilt
Missouri
Alabama
Arkansas
at Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
at LSU
at Mississippi State
at South Carolina
at Tennessee
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Auburn
at Florida
Georgia
at Kentucky
at LSU
at Mississippi
Missouri
Tennessee
Texas A&M
at Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Alabama
at Auburn
at Arkansas
Florida
at Georgia
Kentucky
Missouri
at South Carolina
Texas A&M
at Vanderbilt
Texas A&M
at Alabama
at Auburn
Arkansas (Arlington, Texas)
Florida
LSU
Mississippi
at Mississippi State
at South Carolina
at Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Florida
at Georgia
at Kentucky
LSU
Mississippi
at Mississippi State
at Missouri
South Carolina
Tennessee
at Texas A&M
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