SEC sets kickoff times, TV networks for Week 4 games, including Texas A&M-LSU
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The SEC has announced kickoff times and TV network designations for its full slate of games in Week 4.
Week 4 has several marquee matchups in the SEC, including battles from CFP-hopefuls like Texas and Tennessee, Ole Miss and Florida, Oklahoma and Georgia plus Texas A&M and LSU.
Unsurprisingly, the Aggies and Tigers will be playing under the lights in Baton Rouge in ABC’s primetime slot. Texas at Tennessee will serve as ABC’s noon slot, going up against the Big Ten’s best game of the week on FOX.
Ole Miss-Florida and Oklahoma-Georgia will share the 3:30 time slot. TV designations for those games will be announced next week. Here’s a look at the full slate:
- Texas at Tennessee — 12 p.m. ET — ABC
- South Alabama at Kentucky — 12:45 p.m. ET — SEC Network
- Ole Miss at Florida — 3:30 p.m. ET — ABC or ESPN
- Oklahoma at Georgia — 3:30 p.m. ET — ABC or ESPN
- Vanderbilt at Auburn — 4:15 p.m. ET — SEC Network
- South Carolina at Alabama — 7 p.m. ET — ESPN
- Texas A&M at LSU — 7:30 p.m. ET — ABC
- Missouri at Mississippi State — 7:45 p.m. ET — SEC Network
- Tulsa at Arkansas — 8 p.m. ET — SEC Network+
Texas A&M-LSU getting the primetime ABC slot means it could be a strong candidate to also host College GameDay in Week 4. However, GameDay has already been to Baton Rouge once this season and will be on location in Oxford in Week 3 when the Tigers visit Ole Miss.
A trip to Knoxville for Texas-Tennessee could also be potential outcome. If GameDay decides to leave the SEC footprint, Boise State at Western Michigan could be an intriguing Week 4 option — the Broncos are a leading CFP candidate out of the Group-of-6 and WMU was involved in the biggest story of the season so far with its controversial loss to Michigan in Week 1.
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Spenser is a news editor for Saturday Down South and covers college football across all Saturday Football brands.
