Amid the considerations of the COVID-19 school football pandemic, the Southeastern Conference will continue and announce its 2020 football schedule on Monday on the SEC Network.
In July, the SEC decided that its groups would play a 10-game schedule only at the conference, with Week 1 scheduled to begin on September 26. The championship game is scheduled for December 19 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
The convention calendar only eliminates primary rivalry games like Clemson and South Carolina, Florida and the state of Florida, and Georgia and Georgia Tech.
SEC Network will broadcast a special to talk about the football season in its entirety.
When: 7 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. CT on Monday
TV: SEC Network
Live streaming: watch ESPN
Week 1 pairings will be on “The Paul Finebaum Show” on Monday.
When: p.m. ET/ 2 p.m. CT on Monday
TV: SEC Network
Live streaming: watch ESPN
Paul Finebaum on the radio: ESPN Radio
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As the SEC progressed, the Atlantic Coast Conference and Big 12, big ten and Pac-12 were rejected through players and for canceling their fall season.
Justin Fields, one of Big Ten’s top players, asked the convention to oppose his resolve to postpone the season. Ohio State quarterback and heisman trophy contender has created a #WeWantToPlay petition for Big Tenn Commissioner Kevin Warren, Big Ten University Presidents and Big Ten Athletic Directors. The petition, which Fields tweeted on Sunday, had more than 200,000 signatures on Sunday night.
The parents of Iowa football players also continue their fall football match with a letter delivered to Big Ten’s Chicago offices on Friday morning.
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