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The SEC released TV info and the broadcast network details for the Week 6 matchups slated for Oct. 5.
To start the day, Mizzou at Texas A&M will kick off on ABC at noon ET. As of now, this is an intriguing matchup for a few reasons. Missouri has looked solid to start the 2024 year and the Tigers are currently ranked as the No. 11 team in the country. But the Aggies have rebounded since their Week 1 home loss to Notre Dame, and Connor Weigman and company have earned the No. 24 spot in the country, coming off a dominating 33-20 victory over Florida in the Swamp.
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Following that game at 3:30 ET on ABC, Auburn makes the trip to Athens to play No. 2 Georgia. At this point, it feels like the Bulldogs will be significant home favorites and Georgia should take care of business fairly easily as the Tigers have struggled mightily to find an identity.
Ole Miss at South Carolina is also slated for the 3:30 PM ET time slot on ESPN. While the Gamecocks could make this one interesting, the Rebels look like one of the top teams in the country, with an offense that’s putting up historic numbers.
The afternoon and evening slate has some decent games, but no high-profile matchups. Alabama at Vanderbilt kicks off at 4:15 ET on the SEC Network, while UCF plays at Florida right after at 7:30 PM ET.
Tennessee at Arkansas is slated as the nationally televised game of the week on ABC/ESPN at 7:30 ET. While the Razorbacks have shown the ability to upset top teams, the Volunteers look like one of the top teams in the country coming off a commanding win over Oklahoma.
Sean Labar is an SEC football contributor for Saturday Down South.
