SEC Finalizes TV Schedule For Saturday, Releases Schedule For November 17th

November 5th, 2012 12:11 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt
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CBS took its time in deciding which game to air this week, but their final choice isn’t a surprise… it’s Texas A&M’s visit to Alabama.

By the way, remember how CBS officials let word leak out that Missouri and A&M wouldn’t add much value to the SEC? Well, the network sure has aired a number of those schools’ games this year. As we suggested at the time, that “slipped” information was all just part of the back-and-forth television negotiations between the network and the conference.

First, here’s the finalized TV schedule for this Saturday, November 10th:

Arkansas at South Carolina — 12:00pm ET on CBS

Missouri at Tennessee — 12:21pm ET on SEC Network (check your local listings)

Louisiana-Lafayette at Florida — 12:21pm ET on SEC Network (check your local listings)

Texas A&M at Alabama — 3:30pm ET on CBS

Georgia at Auburn — 7:00pm ET on ESPN2

Vanderbilt at Ole Miss — 7:00pm ET on ESPNU

Mississippi State at LSU — 7:00pm ET on ESPN

And here’s the TV schedule for November 17th (and man is it a cupcake-filled slate on that date):

Western Carolina at Alabama — 12:21pm ET on SEC Network (check your local listings)

Arkansas at Mississippi State — 12:21pm ET on SEC Network (check your local listings)

Ole Miss at LSU — 3:30pm ET on CBS

Jacksonville State at Florida — 1:00pm ET on Pay-per-view or local television

Wofford at South Carolina — 1:00pm ET on Pay-per-view or local television

Georgia Southern at Georgia — 1:30pm ET on Pay-per-view or local television

Alabama A&M at Auburn — 2:00pm ET on Pay-per-view or local television

Sam Houston State at Texas A&M — 3:30pm ET on Pay-per-view or local television

Tennessee at Vanderbilt — 7:00pm ET on ESPN2

Syracuse at Missouri — 7:00pm ET on ESPNU

Samford at Kentucky — 7:30pm ET on CSS

Western Carolina, Jacksonville State, Wofford, Georgia Southern, Alabama A&M, Sam Houston State, and Samford.

Ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous. I personally wouldn’t pay a single dollar to attend or view any of those creampuff games. Those who do are simply encouraging schools to continue to schedule such creampuffs.

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dynamitefan2

It's going to take an act of God for Vandy to ever get a CBS or ESPN game. Only 3 real SEC games and they still get shafted.

mizzourfw

A night game in mid November in Missouri? Next time that happens, I hope Florida or Georgia is the opponent!

SevierVol

Syracuse will think they are playing in the tropics.Probably a foot of snow on the ground there by now.

YLH

@SevierVol Syracuse plays its home games indoors, so there's still a bit of a climatic advantage, especially since the Orange have yet to play a true cold-weather game this year.

SevierVol

I agree that Mizzou should have the advantage and i am aware that Syracuse plays indoors. But I would guess that the outside temperatures in Syracuse is significanrtly less than in Missouri this thime of year, of course i could be wrong since I haven't checked. I do know one thing, the Miami Hurricanes sure don't like the cold weather. If I were their A.D., I wouldn't schedule anyting north of the Mason / Dixon line after September.

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