CBS announces the first part of its SEC broadcast schedule.
Saturday, Sept. 5: Louisville vs. Auburn (3:30 p.m.)
Saturday, Sept. 12: Georgia at Vanderbilt (3:30 p.m.)
Saturday, Sept. 19: Auburn at LSU (3:30 p.m.)
Saturday, Oct. 31: Florida vs. Georgia (3:30 p.m.)
Saturday, Nov. 7: SEC Game of the Week doubleheader (3:30 p.m., 8 p.m.)
Saturday, Nov. 14: SEC Game of the Week doubleheader (noon, 3:30 p.m.)
Friday, Nov. 27:Missouri vs. Arkansas (2:30 p.m.)
Saturday, Dec. 5: SEC Championship Game (4 p.m.)
I wonder when Vandy was last on CBS.
In total, CBS will air 17 games featuring SEC teams, including the annual Florida vs. Georgia showdown on Saturday, Oct. 31, consecutive doubleheaders on Nov. 7 and Nov. 14, and the SEC Championship Game, which is set for Saturday, Dec. 5 at 4 p.m.
Here’s a look at the highlights from the 2015 SEC on CBS schedule as it currently stands (all times ET). The remainder of the slots will be filled six to 12 days prior to their respective kickoffs throughout the regular season.
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Folks have been waiting for the Bama/UGA matchup ever since the 2012 SEC game. Does someone else have the rights? This would seem a no -brainer to anyone with money as their biggest reason to televise college football games.
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They just haven’t announced that far into the schedule.
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The UGA/Vandy game from a few years ago was on CBS, I believe. The Ray Drew ejection, Wilson targeting game.
I think it was a noon kick, but was on CBS. I remember hearing that all SEC games have to be on CBS every 3 years or so…one of the stipulations of the TV contract.
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“all SEC games have to be on CBS every 3 years or so” – Did you mean all SEC teams? You are right that it was on CBS…
Wasn’t that ref in Oh Brother Where Art Thou?
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Matt Moore is his name – believe he just retired from officiating as well.
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Good riddance to bad rubbish.
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I believe Matt Moore was also secretly shown the door by the SEC. IMHO he was just as bad as Penn Wagers, just sneakier about how he went about it. In the Georgia-Vandy game above he was pulling out his flag BEFORE Drew hit the QB. Some on this blog speculated at the time that he was pulling the flag to throw it against a Vandy O-lineman who was clearly holding on that play and changed his mind in mid-toss and used it to call targeting on Drew. I personally believe he had already made up his mind he was going to flag Drew on the play before Drew even hit the guy and was going to do so no matter what Drew did. Watch the game replay and you decide for yourselves.
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DO NOT. SEEK. THE TREASURE.
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We thought you was a toad
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Not to be confused with the lower case pete. I will chance my handle if the senator permits.
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I think every now and then CBS gets a twofer weekend.
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Uninvited, you are correct. I was thinking “CBS at 3:30”, but didn’t type that. My bad.
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A couple of good news items from this announcement:
Georgia/South Carolina will likely be a home game in Athens since Auburn/LSU is the 3:30 CBS game
Georgia @ Auburn will likely not be a night game since that is a noon/3:30 CBS double header day and our game will likely be one of the two chosen.
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Ga/SC will definitely be a home game in Athens, did you mean noon? God I hope it’s not a noon game.
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I think our game with USCe ends up as a prime time game (either 5:30 or 7:45) on the WWL with Nessler and Blackledge (the best duo in college football).
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My bad, meant to say “likely be a night game”
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Like where your head’s at…home @ night and road @ 3:30/earlier…can’t stomach the thought of another USC ’12. #mentalbabyism
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Here’s to us not having to root for Bert 11/27.
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The Ex-Georgia Player Bowl being shown on CBS is interesting; I always figured that’d be on ESPN.
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It’s Georgia-Florida. Get it right, CBS.
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Louisville…. cough, cough.. vs. Auburn gack, cough, puke.
Who are you going to pull for? I guess I’m gonna go with the Cardinals there. cough, gack, puke.
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and I expect there will be some sheriff deputies on the sidelines with rifles in case any of the players try to escape the work detail.
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Well done, HVL!
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That’s a big question. I’ve decided we need to pull for Auburn, because we’re going to need them to be highly ranked when Georgia pounds them. It’s going to be hard to do though. I just don’t think I can really “be for” either one of these two.
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I hope AU is winless when UGA plays them…
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I wouldn’t pull for Auburn with two engines out on their team plane.
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The enemy of my enemy, who is also my enemy…..well what do you think Sun Tzu would say? I bet he’d say pull for whichever enemy victory benefits me more, and that would be the barn indeed.
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Blimp crash game as far as I’m concerned.
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Nuclear holocaust for me, sir…
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Lightening to strike the stadium…
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I like to call them, “Meteor” games. As in, “I hope the meteor lands right on the 50 yard line and takes out both teams. 🙂
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Good point except that only one game can be the real Meteor Game
https://blutarsky.wordpress.com/2014/10/04/meteor-game-thoughts/
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OK, then. “Fat Boy” game.
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Why would they pick UGA Vandy over LSU at Miss State?
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