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SEC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (As of May 14 - Tentative and Subject to Change) 2021 SEC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (As of May 14 - Tentative and Subject to Change) Date Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 Team MISSISSIPPI NEW MEXICO MIAMI MERCER FLORIDA SOUTHERN MISS OLE MISS TEXAS A&M TENNESSEE LSU ARKANSAS AUBURN ALABAMA STATE STATE Atlanta Tuscaloosa Gainesville Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa College Station Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa Auburn Starkville Tuscaloosa GEORGIA MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI RICE TEXAS TEXAS A&M GEORGIA OLE MISS AUBURN PINE BLUFF LSU ALABAMA ARKANSAS SOUTHERN STATE Fayetteville Fayetteville Fayetteville Arlington Athens Oxford Fayetteville Little Rock Baton Rouge Tuscaloosa Fayetteville Fayetteville (Nov. 26) ALABAMA GEORGIA MISSISSIPPI SOUTH AKRON PENN STATE LSU GEORGIA ARKANSAS OLE MISS TEXAS A&M ALABAMA AUBURN STATE STATE STATE CAROLINA Auburn University Park Baton Rouge Auburn Fayetteville Auburn College Station Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Columbia FLORIDA SOUTH SOUTH FLORIDA ALABAMA TENNESSEE KENTUCKY VANDERBILT LSU GEORGIA SAMFORD MISSOURI FLORIDA ATLANTIC FLORIDA CAROLINA STATE Gainesville Gainesville Lexington Gainesville Baton Rouge Jacksonville Gainesville Columbia Gainesville Tampa Columbia Gainesville SOUTH CHARLESTON GEORGIA CLEMSON UAB VANDERBILT ARKANSAS AUBURN KENTUCKY FLORIDA MISSOURI TENNESSEE GEORGIA CAROLINA SOUTHERN TECH Charlotte Athens Nashville Athens Auburn Athens Jacksonville Athens Knoxville Athens Athens Atlanta LOUISIANA- SOUTH MISSISSIPPI NEW MEXICO MISSOURI CHATTANOOGA FLORIDA LSU GEORGIA TENNESSEE VANDERBILT LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY MONROE CAROLINA STATE STATE Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Athens Lexington Nashville Louisville Lexington Columbia Starkville Lexington MCNEESE CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA- UCLA AUBURN KENTUCKY FLORIDA OLE MISS ALABAMA ARKANSAS TEXAS A&M LSU STATE MICHIGAN STATE MONROE Pasadena Baton Rouge Lexington Baton Rouge Oxford Tuscaloosa Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Starkville Baton Rouge MISSISSIPPI LOUISVILLE AUSTIN PEAY TULANE ALABAMA ARKANSAS TENNESSEE LSU AUBURN LIBERTY TEXAS A&M VANDERBILT OLE MISS STATE Atlanta (Sept. 6) Oxford Oxford Tuscaloosa Oxford Knoxville Oxford Auburn Oxford Oxford Oxford Starkville (Nov. 25) LOUISIANA TENNESSEE MISSISSIPPI NC STATE MEMPHIS LSU TEXAS A&M ALABAMA VANDERBILT KENTUCKY ARKANSAS AUBURN OLE MISS TECH STATE STATE Starkville Memphis Starkville College Station Starkville Nashville Starkville Fayetteville Auburn Starkville (Nov. 25) Starkville Starkville CENTRAL SOUTHEAST BOSTON SOUTH ARKANSAS KENTUCKY TENNESSEE NORTH TEXAS TEXAS A&M VANDERBILT GEORGIA FLORIDA MISSOURI MICHIGAN MISSOURI COLLEGE CAROLINA Fayetteville Lexington Columbia Columbia Columbia Nashville Athens Columbia Columbia Columbia Chestnut Hill Columbia, Mo. (Nov. 26) EASTERN EAST SOUTH GEORGIA KENTUCKY TROY TENNESSEE VANDERBILT TEXAS A&M FLORIDA MISSOURI AUBURN CLEMSON ILLINOIS CAROLINA Athens Columbia Columbia Knoxville Columbia College Station Columbia Columbia, Mo. Columbia Columbia CAROLINA Columbia Greenville BOWLING TENNESSEE SOUTH SOUTH PITT FLORIDA MISSOURI OLE MISS ALABAMA KENTUCKY GEORGIA VANDERBILT TENNESSEE GREEN TECH CAROLINA ALABAMA Knoxville Gainesville Columbia Knoxville Tuscaloosa Lexington Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville (Sept. 2) Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville MISSISSIPPI SOUTH KENT STATE COLORADO NEW MEXICO ARKANSAS ALABAMA MISSOURI AUBURN OLE MISS PRAIRIE VIEW LSU TEXAS A&M STATE CAROLINA College Station Denver College Station Arlington College Station Columbia College Station Oxford College Station Baton Rouge College Station College Station EAST COLORADO SOUTH MISSISSIPPI STANFORD GEORGIA UCONN FLORIDA MISSOURI KENTUCKY OLE MISS TENNESSEE VANDERBILT TENNESSEE STATE CAROLINA STATE Nashville Nashville Nashville Gainesville Nashville Nashville Oxford Knoxville Nashville Colorado Springs Columbia Nashville 2021 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME • DECEMBER 4 • MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM • ATLANTA, GA SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE KENTUCKY THROUGH THE YEARS It Just Means More . 2-8 Coach Mark Stoops/2021 Schedule . 68 National/Undefeated Teams/All-Time SEC All-Time National Champions . 9 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 69 Standings/Streaks/Consecutive Wins . 111 Commissioner Greg Sankey . 10-12 Alphabetical Roster . 70 Record vs . Other Conferences/ SEC Staff . 13 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 71 Non-Conference Record . 112-114 SECU Academic Initiatives . 14 LSU All-Time Champions . 115 SEC Headquarters . 15 Year-By-Year Standings . 116-124 Coach Ed Orgeron/2021 Schedule . 72 SEC Milestones . 16-18 National Statistical Champions . 125-126 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 73 Primary SEC Football Contacts . 19 Year-By-Year Statistical Leaders . 126-133 Alphabetical Roster . 74 SEC Official Sponsor/Licensing Program . 20 SEC in National Attendance Leaders 134-135 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 75 Media Services . 21 Conference Attendance Leaders . 137-139 OLE MISS Instant Replay . 22-23 RECORD BOOK SEC NETWORK Coach Lane Kiffin/2021 Schedule . 76 Individual Records . 140-159 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 77 SEC Network . 24-25 Team Records . 160-169 Alphabetical Roster . 78 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Overtime Records . 170-171 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 79 3,000-Yard Club . 172 2021 SEC Championship Game . 26 MISSISSIPPI STATE Longest Plays . 173-174 2020 SEC Championship Game . 27-28 Coach Mike Leach/2021 Schedule . 80 HONORS SEC Championship Game History . 29-37 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 81 SEC Championship Game Records . 38-40 SEC in the NFL Draft . 175-176 Alphabetical Roster . 82 BOWLS Hall of Fame Members . 177 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 83 SEC National Award Winners . 178 SEC Bowl Success . 41 MISSOURI SEC All-Americans . 179-184 SEC Bowl Agreements . 42 Academic Honor Roll . 185-186 This is SEC Football . 43 Coach Eliah Drinkwitz/2021 Schedule . 84 Academic All-America . 187-188 SEC Bowl Selection Process . 44 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 85 AFCA Honors . 189 College Football Playoff . 45-46 Alphabetical Roster . 86 Individual SEC Awards . 190-191 2021-22 Bowl Schedule . 47 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 87 Coaches All-SEC Teams . 192-197 ALABAMA SOUTH CAROLINA All-Freshman Teams . 198-200 Coach Shane Beamer/2021 Schedule . 88 Coach Nick Saban/2021 Schedule . 48 All-Time SEC Players of the Week . 201-215 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 89 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 49 COACHES Alphabetical Roster . 50 Alphabetical Roster . 90 All-Time Coaching Records . 216-218 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 51 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 91 Coach of the Year . 219 ARKANSAS TENNESSEE Winningest SEC Coaches . 220-221 Coach Josh Heupel/2021 Schedule . 92 Coach Sam Pittman/2021 Schedule . 52 BOWLS & POLLS Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 53 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 93 Year-by-Year in Bowl Games . 222-224 Alphabetical Roster . 54 Alphabetical Roster . 94 Bowl Games of SEC Members . 225-227 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 55 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 95 SEC Bowl Records . 228-230 AUBURN TEXAS A&M All-Time AP Poll . 231-232 Coach Bryan Harsin /2021 Schedule . 56 Coach Jimbo Fisher/2021 Schedule . 96 SEC Teams Ranked No . 1 . 233-234 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 57 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 97 UPI Rankings . 234-235 Alphabetical Roster . 58 Alphabetical Roster . 98 USA Today Coaches Rankings . 236 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 59 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 99 FLORIDA VANDERBILT Coach Dan Mullen/2021 Schedule . 60 Coach Clark Lea/2021 Schedule . 100 CREDITS Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 61 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 101 Editor Alphabetical Roster . 62 Alphabetical Roster . 102 Ben Beaty Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 63 Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 103 SEC Secondary Football Contact GEORGIA 2020 IN REVIEW Special Assistance Chuck Dunlap Coach Kirby Smart /2021 Schedule . 64 Standings/Recap . 104 Quick Facts/Stadium/2020 Results . 65 Team & Individual Statistics . 105-110 Printing Alphabetical Roster . 66 Walker360 Publishing, Montgomery, Ala. Year-By-Year Record/Bowls . 67 Layout and Cover Design Walker360; BC Romano, SEC 11 A YEAR LIKE NO OTHER The events of 2020 posed a series of complex, unprec- While the pandemic had a devastating effect on the finances edented challenges for the entire sports world. However, the of college athletics programs across the country, the SEC Southeastern Conference and its 14 members were some kept focus on the long-term financial vitality of the league. of the unquestioned leaders in all of sports for successfully In 2020, the SEC finalized a milestone 10-year agreement navigating issues unique to competing in a healthy environ- with the Walt Disney Company that grants ABC and ESPN ment. The league’s patient resolve, keen ability to listen to exclusive broadcast rights to premier SEC football and bas- all constituencies while blocking out waves of societal and ketball events beginning in 2024-25 and continuing through media noise and the unwavering determination to do what is 2033-34. best for the SEC and its student-athletes were put to the test throughout the year. And as is often the case with all things The expansive landmark deal, which creates significantly SEC, that test was front and center on the national stage. more scheduling flexibility for fans and schools, will estab- lish ABC as the new broadcast network home for Saturday The SEC’s leadership through the COVID-19 pandemic afternoon SEC football games, as well as selected Saturday served its student-athletes well. Thousands of student-ath- primetime football games and the annual SEC Football letes were able to participate
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