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SEC reveals the new league games added to each team’s conference-only, 10-game schedule
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After several days of meetings and discussions, the Southeastern Conference still has yet to come to a final decision on the 10-game, conference-only schedule but at least the league has finally revealed the two additional SEC games added to each team’s schedule for the 2020 season.
Last week, the SEC made the decision to shift to a conference-only, 10-game schedule for the 2020 season. The league also pushed back the start of the SEC season to Saturday, Sept. 26 (which was previously scheduled to be Week 4 of the season).
Following that decision, the SEC also pushed back the 2020 SEC Championship Game to Saturday, Dec. 19. The title game is still scheduled to be played in Atlanta.
On Friday, the SEC revealed the two additional games that have been added to each program’s schedule.
Here is a breakdown of the two additional SEC games each league team will play this season.
Alabama
- vs. Kentucky
- at Missouri
Arkansas
- vs. Georgia
- at Florida
Auburn
- vs. Tennessee
- at South Carolina
Florida
- vs. Arkansas
- at Texas A&M
Georgia
- vs. Mississippi State
- at Arkansas
Kentucky
- vs. Ole Miss
- at Alabama
LSU
- vs. Missouri
- at Vanderbilt
Mississippi
- vs. South Carolina
- at Kentucky
Mississippi State
- vs Vanderbilt
- at Georgia
Missouri
- vs. Alabama
- at LSU
South Carolina
- vs. Auburn
- at Ole Miss
Tennessee
- vs. Texas A&M
- at Auburn
Texas A&M
- vs. Florida
- at Tennessee
Vanderbilt
- vs. LSU
- at Mississippi State
SDS will have much more on this breaking story as news continues to develop
A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Michael Wayne Bratton oversees the news coverage for Saturday Down South. Michael previously worked for FOX Sports and NFL.com
