The revised 2020 SEC football schedule will be released on Monday, August 17, the conference has announced.
The complete 2020 SEC football schedule will be unveiled on Monday at 7:00pm ET / 6:00pm CT on a special show on the SEC Network. Prior to the full release, Week 1 of the 2020 SEC football schedule will be revealed at 3:00pm ET / 2:00pm CT on The Paul Finebaum Show.
Amid the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, the SEC announced that they would play 10-game schedule this season consisting of only conference opponents beginning on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Since the SEC plays an eight-game conference schedule, two opponents for each team needed to be added. That announcement was made nine days ago.
“We made every effort to create a schedule that is as competitive as possible and builds on the existing eight Conference games that had already been scheduled for 2020,” said SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey on August 9. “This schedule is a one-year anomaly that we have developed under unique circumstances presented by the impact of COVID-19.”
Below are the opponents for each SEC team in 2020 and links to their schedules:
Original opponents: Auburn, Georgia, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, at Arkansas, at LSU, at Ole Miss, at Tennessee
Additional opponents: Kentucky, at Missouri
Original opponents: Alabama, LSU, Ole Miss, Tennessee, at Auburn, at Mississippi State, at Missouri, at Texas A&M (in Arlington)
Additional opponents: Georgia, at Florida
Original opponents: Arkansas, Kentucky, LSU, Texas A&M, at Alabama, at Georgia, at Mississippi State, at Ole Miss
Additional opponents: Tennessee, at South Carolina
Original opponents: Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, South Carolina, at Georgia (in Jacksonville), at Ole Miss, at Tennessee, at Vanderbilt
Additional opponents: Arkansas, at Texas A&M
Original opponents: Auburn, Florida (in Jacksonville), Tennessee, Vanderbilt, at Alabama, at Kentucky, at Missouri, at South Carolina
Additional opponents: Mississippi State, at Arkansas
Original opponents: Georgia, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, at Auburn, at Florida, at Missouri, at Tennessee
Additional opponents: Ole Miss, at Alabama
Original opponents: Alabama, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, at Arkansas, at Auburn, at Florida, at Texas A&M
Additional opponents: Missouri, at Vanderbilt
Original opponents: Arkansas, Auburn, Missouri, Texas A&M, at Alabama, at Kentucky, at LSU, at Ole Miss
Additional opponents: Vanderbilt, at Georgia
Original opponents: Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, at Florida, at Mississippi State, at South Carolina, at Tennessee
Additional opponents: Alabama, at LSU
Original opponents: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Mississippi State, at Arkansas, at LSU, at Texas A&M, at Vanderbilt
Additional opponents: South Carolina, at Kentucky
Original opponents: Georgia, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas A&M, at Florida, at Kentucky, at LSU, at Vanderbilt
Additional opponents: Auburn, at Ole Miss
Original opponents: Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, at Arkansas, at Georgia, at South Carolina, at Vanderbilt
Additional opponents: Texas A&M, at Auburn
Original opponents: Arkansas (in Arlington), LSU, Ole Miss, Vanderbilt, at Alabama, at Auburn, at Mississippi State, at South Carolina
Additional opponents: Florida, at Tennessee
Original opponents: Florida, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, at Georgia, at Missouri, at Kentucky, at Texas A&M
Additional opponents: LSU, at Mississippi State