The College Football Playoff Selection Show has come and gone, and so has the bowl selection process.
A 2020 marked by the COVID-19 pandemic equaled more bowl spots than usual due to a number of teams opting out, as well as the suspension of the normal bowl eligibility requirements. As a result, every SEC team except LSU (self-imposed bowl ban) and Vanderbilt ended up in the postseason.
Here is the full schedule of bowl games for the SEC:
College Football Playoff
Rose Bowl Game (at AT&T Stadium): Alabama vs. Notre Dame, Jan. 1 (5 pm ET on ESPN)
New Year’s 6
Cotton Bowl: Florida vs. Oklahoma, Jan. 1 (8 pm ET on ESPN)
Peach Bowl: Georgia vs. Cincinnati, Jan. 1 (12 pm ET on ESPN)
Orange Bowl: Texas A&M vs. North Carolina, Jan. 2 (8 pm ET on ESPN)
Other Bowl Games
Gasparilla Bowl: South Carolina vs. UAB, Dec. 26 (12 pm ET on ABC)
Music City Bowl: Missouri vs. Iowa, Dec. 30 (4 pm ET on ESPN)
Armed Forces Bowl: Mississippi State vs. Tulsa, Dec. 31 (12 pm ET on ESPN)
Liberty Bowl: Tennessee vs. West Virginia, Dec. 31 (4 p.m. ET on ESPN)
Texas Bowl: Arkansas vs. TCU, Dec. 31 (8 pm ET on ESPN)
Citrus Bowl: Auburn vs. Northwestern, Jan. 1 (1 pm ET on ABC)
Gator Bowl: Kentucky vs. N.C.. State, Jan. 2 (12 pm ET on ESPN)
Outback Bowl: Ole Miss vs. Indiana, Jan. 2 (12:30 pm ET on ABC)
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