You know the football season is close when the SEC Network begins its annual tradition of devoting one day of programming exclusively to each SEC school. ESPN announced Friday that the SEC Network Takeover will kick off in just over two weeks, starting with Kentucky July 17 and closing out with LSU on July 30.
This year marks the third year the network has done the “Takeover” on the SEC Network. Each SEC school will be given 24 hours of coverage on the SEC Network ranging from game action from all sports, documentaries, clips, graphics as well as school and ESPN-created content specific to each school.
The SEC Network has provided two graphics displaying all 14 member schools and the upcoming schedule for the takeover event.
Here is the graphic for the first week:
The 2017 #SECNTakeover Schedule:
7/17 – Kentucky
7/18 – Tennessee
7/19 – S Carolina
7/20 – Auburn
7/21 – UGA
7/22 – Vandy
7/23 – Texas A&M pic.twitter.com/T6bEYJk3pd— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) July 7, 2017
Here is the graphic for the second and final week of the takeover:
#SECNTakeover Week 2:
7/24 – Arkansas
7/25 – Mississippi State
7/26 – Ole Miss
7/27 – Florida
7/28 – Alabama
7/29 – Mizzou
7/30 – LSU pic.twitter.com/oj6jY8tSXF— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) July 7, 2017
A graduate of the University of Tennessee, Michael Wayne Bratton oversees the news coverage for Saturday Down South. Michael previously worked for FOX Sports and NFL.com
