College Football TV Schedule This Weekend: Every SEC Game, Time and Channel (Week 7)
Headlined by Alabama at Tennessee
The SEC slate for Week 7 features several critical matchups as teams look to solidify their positions in the conference standings. Fans are treated to a full day of action, highlighted by traditional rivalries and pivotal clashes that will impact the race for the postseason.
From the mid-afternoon block in the SEC to primetime showdowns, conference programs are aiming to maintain momentum after a chaotic stretch of games. With several top programs squaring off, this Saturday promises to be a defining day for many teams across the league.
SEC TV Schedule: Week 7
All times Eastern. Kickoff times and networks are subject to change.
Saturday, Oct. 17
| Matchup | Time + TV |
|---|---|
| Florida at Texas | 12 p.m. ET TBA |
| Mississippi State at LSU | 12 p.m. ET TBA |
| The Citadel at Texas A&M | 1 p.m. ET SECN+ |
| Auburn at Georgia | 3:30 p.m. ET TBA |
| Alabama at Tennessee | 3:30 p.m. ET TBA |
| Missouri at Ole Miss | 3:30 p.m. ET TBA |
| Arkansas at Vanderbilt | 7 p.m. ET ESPN2 |
| Kentucky at Oklahoma | 7:30 p.m. ET SEC Network |
What to Watch
- The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry continues when Auburn travels to face Georgia in a classic SEC showdown.
- Alabama and Tennessee renew their historic rivalry in a high-stakes afternoon matchup.
- Ole Miss plays host to Missouri in a critical contest for both programs in the middle of the conference schedule.
- Kentucky heads to Norman to face Oklahoma in the Sooners' home environment under the lights.
Published 3 days ago
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Staff writer for SEC Saturday Wire covering college sports.
Process Notes & Methodology
Weekly SEC-only viewing guide built from the NCAA.com TV schedule page.
Lede previews the marquee SEC matchup of the weekend.
Games grouped by day with kickoff time and network, extracted directly from the NCAA schedule listing.
Closes with what to watch and a link back to the full national schedule.
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