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BIRMNGHAM, Alabama (May 27, 2021) - The first three weeks of the SEC football television schedule were announced on Thursday by the SEC Office, including the weekly staple of the SEC Network triple-header beginning opening weekend.
The SEC Network Saturday schedule opens the season with three games on September 4. The first Conference matchup of the year will feature Missouri at Kentucky the following weekend on September 11 on SEC Network.
As previously announced, Tennessee will host Bowling Green to begin the season on Thursday, September 2, on the SEC Network at 8 p.m. ET. The SEC Network will air 10 games during the first three weeks of the season.
The SEC on CBS begins on September 18 when Alabama visits Florida at 3:30 ET.
A number of non-conference games, but no more than one per year per school, will appear on ESPN+ as part of the SEC’s recently announced media rights agreement with The Walt Disney Company. The home institution has the benefit of determining the start time in a non-exclusive broadcast window for all games carried on a digital platform. This year, those contests will also air on the SEC Network+ digital platform. Both streams are accessible in the ESPN app via connected devices. Nine such contests will air the opening three weeks of the 2021 season, with additional games to be added throughout the season via the normal in-season selection process.
September 2 (Thursday)
Bowling Green at Tennessee SECN 8:00 ET
September 4
La. Monroe at Kentucky SECN 12:00 ET
Rice at Arkansas ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 2:00 ET
Alabama vs. Miami (Atlanta) ABC (Chick-fil-A Kickoff) 3:30 ET
La. Tech at Miss. State ESPNU 4:00 ET
Central Michigan at Missouri SECN 4:00 ET
Eastern Illinois at South Carolina ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 7:00 ET
Akron at Auburn ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 7:00 ET
Georgia vs. Clemson (Charlotte) ABC (Duke’s Mayo Classic) 7:30 ET
Florida Atlantic at Florida SECN 7:30 ET
Kent State at Texas A&M ESPNU 8:00 ET
East Tennessee at Vanderbilt ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 8:00 ET
LSU at UCLA FOX 8:30 ET
September 6 (Monday)
Ole Miss vs. Louisville (Atlanta) ESPN (Chick-fil-A Kickoff) 8:00 ET
September 11
Alabama State at Auburn SECN 12:00 ET
Pittsburgh at Tennessee ESPN 12:00 ET
Florida at South Florida ABC 12:00 ET
South Carolina at East Carolina ESPN2 12:00 ET
UAB at Georgia ESPN2 3:30 ET
Texas A&M vs Colorado (Denver) FOX 3:30 ET
Mercer at Alabama SECN 4:00 ET
Texas at Arkansas ESPN 7:00 ET
NC State at Miss. State ESPN2 or ESPNU 7:00 ET
Missouri at Kentucky SECN 7:30 ET
Austin Peay at Ole Miss ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 7:30 ET
McNeese State at LSU ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 8:00 ET
Vanderbilt at Colorado State CBSSN 10:00 pm ET
September 18
New Mexico at Texas A&M SECN 12:00 ET
Chattanooga at Kentucky ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 12:00 ET
Southeast Missouri at Missouri ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 12:00 ET
Tennessee Tech at Tennessee ESPN+/SECN+ (Digital) 12:00 ET
Alabama at Florida CBS 3:30 ET
Georgia Southern at Arkansas SECN 4:00 ET
Miss. State at Memphis ESPN2 4:00 ET
South Carolina at Georgia ESPN 7:00 ET
Central Michigan at LSU SECN 7:30 ET
Auburn at Penn State ABC 7:30 ET
Tulane at Ole Miss ESPN2 8:00 ET
Stanford at Vanderbilt ESPNU 8:00 ET
October 9
CBS Doubleheader CBS 3:30 ET
CBS Doubleheader CBS 8:00 ET
October 16
CBS Doubleheader CBS 12:00 ET
CBS Doubleheader CBS 3:30 ET
October 30
Georgia vs Florida (Jacksonville) CBS 3:30 ET
November 25 (Thursday)
Ole Miss at Mississippi State ESPN 7:30 ET
November 26 (Friday)
Missouri at Arkansas CBS 3:30 ET
December 4
SEC Football Championship Game CBS 4:00 ET
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