Week 10 of the college football season is set to kick off this Saturday, but the SEC is also getting a head start on the scheduling for what’s shaping up to be an electric Week 11 slate of games as well.
The conference just announced the kickoff times and TV designations for every SEC matchup scheduled to take place during Week 11 on their official X account in anticipation of what’s sure to be a jam-packed weekend of action with tons of postseason implications.
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The Georgia Bulldogs and Mississippi State Bulldogs will kick things off at Noon ET on either ESPN or ABC, with the broadcasting network to be decided following all the action taking place this upcoming weekend.
After that, Ole Miss will be taking on the Citadel on the SEC Network at 1 ET, and then the Texas A&M Aggies and Mizzou Tigers will follow that one up at 3:30 ET on ABC.
Auburn and Vanderbilt will be teeing things up in Nashville at 4 PM ET on the SEC Network, and then Alabama vs. LSU and Florida vs. Kentucky will wrap things up with both of those games kicking off at 7:30 ET on ABC and the SEC Network, respectively.
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