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The SEC announced today the two additional crossover games each team will play as part of the 10-game league schedule this upcoming season.
IT'S OFFICIAL!
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) August 7, 2020
The two new divisional opponents for the 2020 SEC season are set. pic.twitter.com/DpBrYMBxvr
There are of course winners and losers, though some of the teams in the west for sure got the worst of it. Arkansas gets both Georgia and Florida, both teams that could be in the picture for the SEC title. But the defending champs in LSU can’t complain that much, as although their annual crossover opponent is Florida, the two additional games this year are only Missouri and a roadie at Vanderbilt. And last year they brought more fans to Nashville than the Commodores did.
There’s no good way to break up a schedule like this, but it seems the conference went for competitive balance. We’ll see how it affects the win totals when they’re issued by the sports books.
Georgia Bulldogs
Arkansas, @ Texas A&M
Florida Gators
Arkansas, @ Mississippi State
Tennessee Volunteers
Auburn, @ Texas A&M
Kentucky Wildcats
Alabama, @ Ole Miss
Missouri Tigers
LSU, @ Alabama
South Carolina Gamecocks
Auburn, @ Ole Miss
Vanderbilt Commodores
Mississippi State, @ LSU
LSU Tigers
Missouri, @ Vanderbilt
Alabama Crimson Tide
Missouri, @ Kentucky
Auburn Tigers
Tennessee, @ South Carolina
Texas A&M Aggies
Florida, @ Tennessee
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Georgia, @ Vanderbilt
Ole Miss Rebels
South Carolina, @ Kentucky
Arkansas Razorbacks
Georgia, @ Florida