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SEC Football Schedule 2020 All-SEC Composite. 10 Most Interesting Games

The modified version of the 2020 SEC football schedule with the week-by-week ranking of all of the games.

The modified version of the 2020 SEC football schedule with the week-by-week ranking of all of the games.

SEC Football Schedule Composite 2020

Each week’s games ranking from most interesting to least.

Ten Most Interesting SEC games

1. Alabama at LSU, Nov. 14
2. Florida vs. Georgia (in Jacksonville) , Nov. 7
3. Auburn at Alabama, Nov. 28
4. Georgia at Alabama, Oct. 17
5. LSU at Auburn, Oct. 31
6. LSU at Texas A&M, Nov. 28
7. Texas A&M at Alabama, Oct. 3
8. Florida at Texas A&M, Oct. 10
9. Florida at Tennessee, Dec. 5
10. Texas A&M at Auburn, Dec. 5

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SEC Football Schedule Week 1

Saturday, Sept. 26
Mississippi State at LSU
Tennessee at South Carolina
Alabama at Missouri
Florida at Ole Miss
Vanderbilt at Texas A&M
Georgia at Arkansas

SEC Football Schedule Week 2

Saturday, Oct. 3
Texas A&M at Alabama
Auburn at Georgia
South Carolina at Florida
Missouri at Tennessee
Ole Miss at Kentucky
LSU at Vanderbilt
Arkansas at Mississippi State

SEC Football Schedule Week 3

Saturday, Oct. 10
Florida at Texas A&M
Tennessee at Georgia
Alabama at Ole Miss
Mississippi State at Kentucky
Missouri at LSU
South Carolina at Vanderbilt
Arkansas at Auburn

SEC Football Schedule Week 4

Saturday, Oct. 17
Georgia at Alabama
LSU at Florida
Texas A&M at Mississippi State
Kentucky at Tennessee
Auburn at South Carolina
Ole Miss at Arkansas
Vanderbilt at Missouri

SEC Football Schedule Week 5

Saturday, Oct. 24
Alabama at Tennessee
Georgia at Kentucky
South Carolina at LSU
Missouri at Florida
Auburn at Ole Miss

SEC Football Schedule Week 6

Saturday, Oct. 31
LSU at Auburn
Mississippi State at Alabama
Kentucky at Missouri
Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
Arkansas at Texas A&M

SEC Football Schedule Week 7

Saturday, Nov. 7
Florida vs. Georgia (in Jacksonville)
Texas A&M at South Carolina
Tennessee at Arkansas
Vanderbilt at Mississippi State

SEC Football Schedule Week 8

Saturday, Nov. 14
Alabama at LSU
Auburn at Mississippi State
Texas A&M at Tennessee
Georgia at Missouri
South Carolina at Ole Miss
Arkansas at Florida

SEC Football Schedule Week 9

Saturday, Nov. 21
Tennessee at Auburn
Mississippi State at Georgia
Ole Miss at Texas A&M
Kentucky at Alabama
Missouri at South Carolina
Florida at Vanderbilt
LSU at Arkansas

SEC Football Schedule Week 10

Saturday, Nov. 28
Auburn at Alabama
LSU at Texas A&M
Kentucky at Florida
Georgia at South Carolina
Mississippi State at Ole Miss
Tennessee at Vanderbilt
Arkansas at Missouri

SEC Football Schedule Week 11

Saturday, Dec. 5
Florida at Tennessee
Texas A&M at Auburn
South Carolina at Kentucky
Ole Miss at LSU
Missouri at Mississippi State
Vanderbilt at Georgia
Alabama at Arkansas

SEC Championship

Saturday, Dec. 12 or 19
SEC Championship

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SEC Football Schedule: Week 1 Instant Predictions

The 2020 SEC released its Week 1 football schedule with seven games. Here are the first reaction predictions and thoughts.

The 2020 SEC released its Week 1 football schedule with seven games. Here are the first reaction predictions and thoughts.

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The SEC is still on with a fall football season in 2020. Here’s the first reaction and quick predictions for Week 1 on September 26th.

We’ll dive in deep when we get closer to the date, but like they tell you in third grade, though, always go with your first answer.

The first knee-jerk reactions and predictions are …

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Alabama at Missouri

Knee-Jerk Instant Analysis: Hey, Eliah Drinkwitz. Welcome to the SEC. The new Missouri head man gets Bama in Columbia in just the seventh meeting ever between the two – Bama is 3-0 in SEC play but just 4-2 overall.

Will the Tiger offense go anywhere? The running game should be fine overall, but this feels like an early statement moment for a Tide D that wasn’t exactly its normal self last year. Mizzou’s defense keeps this from getting out of hand, but the Bama offensive skill parts take over.

First Thought Prediction: Alabama 34, Missouri 13
First Thought Line Guess: Alabama -21.5
Actual Initial Line: COMING
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Florida at Ole Miss

Knee-Jerk Instant Analysis: Just think for a moment about the potential storylines if Lane Kiffin comes out and pulls off a win over Florida in his debut as the Ole Miss head man.

The problem will be a Rebel secondary that’s going to give up way too many third down chances, all while getting less than zero help from a D line that doesn’t get to QB Kyle Trask enough to matter. It’ll be methodical, but the Gators come up with a balanced attack to get out with a good Week 1 road win.

First Thought Prediction: Florida 38, Ole Miss 16
First Thought Line Guess: Florida -14
Actual Initial Line: COMING
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Georgia at Arkansas

Knee-Jerk Instant Analysis: New Georgia starting QB Jamie Newman – that’s a projection, by the way – looks the part right out of the gate as he carves up the Arkansas secondary on the way to an easy win. The downfield passing game will get Dawg fans fired up right out of the gate.

It’s not that Arkansas will be awful; it’s that Georgia is that good with a defense that will shut everything down hard in the second half after Newman generates a few big plays early.

First Thought Prediction: Georgia 41, Arkansas 10
First Thought Line Guess: Georgia -26
Actual Initial Line: COMING
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Kentucky at Auburn

Knee-Jerk Instant Analysis: This might be the sneaky-good gem on the Week 1 SEC calendar. Auburn can’t afford to give away anything at home, and Kentucky is going to be just sound enough make this a fight.

The UK secondary will give Auburn QB Bo Nix a long day, and the game itself will be mucked up as everything grinds down into the Wildcat style, but the home side – and Nix – will come up with one late drive to pull this out of the fire.

First Thought Prediction: Auburn 23, Kentucky 20
First Thought Line Guess: Auburn -7.5
Actual Initial Line: COMING
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NEXT: Mississippi State at LSU, Tennessee at South Carolina, Vanderbilt at Texas A&M

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CFN SEC Preview 2020: Top Players, Games, Thoughts On Each Team

The 2020 SEC Preview with the top players, biggest games, most important transfers, and thoughts on each team.

The 2020 SEC Preview with the top players, biggest games, most important transfers, and thoughts on each team.

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5. SEC 2020 Preview

Quick Note: Like everyone, we’re still waiting to see what’s going to happen in this unprecedented time of college football turmoil. We’re not completely delusional, but let’s have a little fun with what might happen if the season is safely played … somehow.

It took a nightmare to get here, but to set the dial to fun for a moment, football-wise, isn’t the SEC getting its dream world of an all-SEC world?

All SEC football games. All the time.

Don’t get too into this because it’s probably never happening again unless the conference has to keep everything in-house, but there’s no fluff, no waste, and every game will take on an even greater intensity than normal. And why?

There’s no Eastern Illinois, East Tennessee State, Alcorn State or UT Martin to fatten up the win totals.

Quick, off of the top of your head. How many SEC teams had a winning conference record in 2019?

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Six.

Seven SEC programs had losing conference records and Texas A&M went 4-4. So no, the league isn’t getting rid of non-conference games for good – the mid-range teams need the fluff in this killer league to get to 6-6 overall – and soon the longtime rivalry dates with the ACC at several places will come back.

But for one year with no Big Ten or Pac-12 in the mix, this becomes even more interesting than just watching SEC teams beat up on each other. For many, it’s going to be a fight for survival to not go 4-6.

And then there’s the top of the SEC chain. If you want two or even three SEC teams in the College Football Playoff, this is the season.

The formula will probably still hold – win your Power Five conference title with one loss or fewer, and you’re in – but there are only three P5 leagues playing. There might be a bone thrown to an unbeaten Group of Five champion, but don’t count on it.

Alabama, LSU, Georgia and Florida are all top-five worthy teams – especially with no Ohio State, Penn State and Oregon in the rankings – coming into the season, and Auburn and Texas A&M are good enough to battle hard in the SEC West race.

The idea of bowl games is still murky, but Kentucky is strong enough to get to at least 5-5, and Tennessee and South Carolina had better get there.

We get two of the more – to understate it – interesting coaches in college football entering the fun in Mike Leach at Mississippi State and Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, and Eliah Drinkwitz is a rising star that Missouri got early in his career.

Four new head coaches, at least five true national title contenders, and fans at close to half of the league’s schools hoping for an SEC title, with or without the realistic expectations.

In other words, it’s business as usual for the SEC.

CFN SEC Preview
Teams: Surprise, Disappointments | Top Games
Players To Watch | One Thought On Each Team
– CFN Preview 2020: All 130 Team Previews

NEXT: SEC Teams That Will Surprise, Disappoint

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SEC Schedule Opponents Announced. Who Does Everyone Play? Who Is Missed?

The SEC announced the opponents for the 2020 season. Who does everyone play, and who is missed from the other division?

The SEC announced the opponents for the 2020 season. Who does everyone play, and who is missed from the other division?

SEC East

Florida
Games vs. West: Arkansas, LSU, at Ole Miss, at Texas A&M
Missed From West: Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi State

Georgia
Games vs. West: at Alabama, at Arkansas, Auburn, Mississippi State
Missed From West: LSU, Ole Miss, Texas A&M

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Kentucky
Games vs. West: at Alabama, at Auburn, Mississippi State, Ole Miss
Missed From West: Arkansas, LSU, Texas A&M

Missouri
Games vs. West: Alabama, Arkansas, at LSU, at Mississippi State
Missed From West: Auburn, Ole Miss, Texas A&M

South Carolina
Games vs. West: Auburn, at LSU, at Ole Miss, Texas A&M
Missed From West: Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi State

Tennessee
Games vs. West: Alabama, at Auburn, at Arkansas, Texas A&M
Missed From West: LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State

Vanderbilt
Games vs. West: LSU, at Mississippi State, Ole Miss, at Texas A&M
Missed From West: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn

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SEC West

Alabama
Games vs. East: Georgia, Kentucky, at Missouri, at Tennessee
Missed From East: Florida, South Carolina, Vanderbilt

Arkansas
Games vs. East: at Florida, Georgia, at Missouri, Tennessee
Missed From East: Kentucky, South Carolina, Vanderbilt

Auburn
Games vs. East: at Georgia, Kentucky, at South Carolina, Tennessee
Missed From East: Florida, Missouri, Vanderbilt

LSU
Games. vs. East: at Florida, Missouri, South Carolina, at Vanderbilt
Missed From East: Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee

Mississippi State
Games vs. East: at Georgia, at Kentucky, Missouri, Vanderbilt
Missed From East: Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee

Ole Miss
Games vs. East: Florida, at Kentucky, South Carolina, at Vanderbilt
Missed From East: Georgia, Missouri, Tennessee

Texas A&M
Games vs. East: Florida, at South Carolina, at Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Missed From East: Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri

CFN Preview 2020: All 130 Team Previews

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SEC Rankings: 2020 CFN Five Year College Football Program Analysis

In the 2020 CFN Five-Year College Football Program Analysis, where do all the SEC teams rank?

In the 2020 CFN Five-Year College Football Program Analysis, where do all the SEC teams rank?

It’s our annual look at where all the college football programs rank with a five-year snapshot looking at attendance, players drafted, APR, and wins, wins, wins.

How do all of the SEC college football programs stack up over the last five seasons?

Which college football programs are doing the best jobs overall, which once have all the advantages, and most of all, who’s winning?

How are the rankings determined? Click here for all of the category descriptions.

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14 Vanderbilt 48.38

2020 National Ranking: 85
2019 National Ranking: 87
2018 National Ranking: 77
2017 National Ranking: 65

13 Missouri 56.33

2020 National Ranking: 69
2019 National Ranking: 41
2018 National Ranking: 28
2017 National Ranking: 27

– 2020 CFN Five Year Program Analysis: Rankings 1-130
ACC | Big Ten | Big 12 | Pac-12
AAC | C-USA | IND | MAC | MW | Sun Belt

12 Arkansas 59.15

2020 National Ranking: 62
2019 National Ranking: 57
2018 National Ranking: 52
2017 National Ranking: 53

11 South Carolina 63.29

2020 National Ranking: 55
2019 National Ranking: 48
2018 National Ranking: 37
2017 National Ranking: 24

10 Kentucky 68.63

2020 National Ranking: 49
2019 National Ranking: 59
2018 National Ranking: 83
2017 National Ranking: 92

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9 Ole Miss 72.87

2020 National Ranking: 42
2019 National Ranking: 27
2018 National Ranking: 23
2017 National Ranking: 26

8 Tennessee 79.63

2020 National Ranking: 30
2019 National Ranking: 33
2018 National Ranking: 31
2017 National Ranking: 32

7 Mississippi State 86.81

2020 National Ranking: 23
2019 National Ranking: 24
2018 National Ranking: 27
2017 National Ranking: 37

6 Texas A&M 89.45

2020 National Ranking: 21
2019 National Ranking: 22
2018 National Ranking: 26
2017 National Ranking: 15

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5 Auburn 102.98

2020 National Ranking: 14
2019 National Ranking: 15
2018 National Ranking: 11
2017 National Ranking: 21

4 Florida 110.83

2020 National Ranking: 11
2019 National Ranking: 18
2018 National Ranking: 19
2017 National Ranking: 11

3 Georgia 128.66

2020 National Ranking: 6
2019 National Ranking: 5
2018 National Ranking: 9
2017 National Ranking: 13

– 2020 CFN Five Year Program Analysis: Rankings 1-130

2 LSU 141.06

2020 National Ranking: 5
2019 National Ranking: 9
2018 National Ranking: 12
2017 National Ranking: 7

1 Alabama 186.88

2020 National Ranking: 1
2019 National Ranking: 1
2018 National Ranking: 1
2017 National Ranking: 1

– CFN Program Analysis Ranking Categories

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SEC 10-Game Conference Only Football Schedule. 5 Things That Matter

With the SEC announcing that it will play a ten-game, conference only schedule, what does it all mean? Who wins, who loses, and what’s next?

With the SEC announcing that it will play a ten-game, conference only schedule, what does it all mean? Who wins, who loses, and what’s next?

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SEC Goes To 10-Team All-SEC Schedule

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5. SEC 10-Game Schedule. The Basics …

The SEC finally decided what it’s going to do. It’s going to follow the Big Ten and Pac-12 and keep everything in its own house with a ten-game conference-only schedule.

NEWS | @SEC establishes new football start date of September 26 and Conference-only football competition.https://t.co/UhFFOfQ2lK

— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) July 30, 2020

From the SEC, here are the key points …

– Everything is supposed to start on September 26th. That means some early SEC matchups will have to be moved around, but the later date will give everyone a chance to see how the NFL is handling things and it buys more time overall to come up with the best possible practices.

– No non-conference games. More on this in a moment, but it’s going to be all-SEC, all of the time. There are some out there already complaining about this, but that’s just silly. Ten SEC teams, ten games, no fluff.

– SEC Championship moved to December 19. This allows more time and more flexibility, and it also finally means we can dispense with the bullspit talking point that the College Football Playoff can’t be expanded with a first round being played in mid-December.

As of now, everyone gets a week off in the middle of the season and time off on December 12th.

NEXT: No Non-Conference Games And Why It Matters

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SEC Preseason Rankings: CFN College Football Preview 2020

In what might be the craziest of college football seasons, how good are all of the teams? Here are the CFN SEC Preseason Rankings.

In what might be the craziest of college football seasons, how good are all of the teams? Here are the CFN SEC Preseason Rankings of every team.

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This is NOT a ranking of where the teams are going to end up. This is only based on how good we think the SEC teams are going into whatever the 2020 season is going to be.

– CFN Preview 2020: All 130 Team Previews

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14. Arkansas Razorbacks

Arkansas CFN 2020 Preview

Be Excited About … the parts that return for new head coach Sam Pittman aren’t all that bad. It’s been a rough ride for Arkansas football over the last few years, but the offensive backfield of QB Feleipe Franks and RB Rakeem Boyd is a great place to start a new era.

Be Concerned About … the D line isn’t up to SEC snuff. The offensive skill parts and linebacking corps are solid, but it’s going to be tough to make a big push if the defensive front – and the run defense that was last in the conference and 124th in the nation – isn’t more active.

The Season Will Be Successful If … there’s a big upset on the way to a push for five wins. That might be asking for the world – especially if the schedule takes away some or all of the non-conference games – but 2016 was the last time the Hogs won more than four games.

13. Vanderbilt Commodores

Vanderbilt CFN 2020 Preview

Be Excited About … the defense is about to be a thing. Vanderbilt will never be able to keep up with the better offenses in shootouts, but the defense might not let that happen with the fantastic linebackers and safeties to keep games close.

Be Concerned About … the offense that was dead last in the SEC – averaging 299 yards and 16.5 points per game – needs to find a whole lot more pop. The passing game that couldn’t do much to make things happen down the field has to be a whole lot stronger.

The Season Will Be Successful If … the Commodores flirt with bowl eligibility. That’s going to be tough considering the schedule, but the defense should be nasty enough to pull off an upset or three to come up with a decent run.

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12. Ole Miss Rebels

Ole Miss CFN 2020 Preview

Be Excited About … the Lane Train is about to enter the station. New head man Lane Kiffin brings the star power, the attention, and the coaching chops – he did a whale of a job at Florida Atlantic – to make Ole Miss the annoying fly that buzzes around the big boys. He’s got the passing game to make things fun right away.

Be Concerned About … the secondary has to be a whole lot stronger. Even though the pass rush was impressive – it finished second in the SEC – the Rebels allowed the most passing yards in the conference. The offensive front has to be better, too, after giving up way too many plays behind the line.

The Season Will Be Successful If … Ole Miss goes bowling again. It’s been four years since the program has enjoyed a swag-bag game – going 10-3 with a Sugar Bowl win over Oklahoma State in 2015 – but even in a strong SEC West, the Rebels should be decent under the new coaching staff.

11. Missouri Tigers

Missouri CFN 2020 Preview

Be Excited About … the Eliah Drinkwitz era should kick off with a whole lot of energy. Former head man Barry Odom caught a raw deal, but Drinkwitz is at least a change for the Tigers after a few mediocre seasons. It’s a good all-around team without a whole lot of major concerns, but …

Be Concerned About … a pass rush that didn’t show up. Getting to the quarterback has been one of the calling cards of Mizzou football since if joined the SEC, and finishing last in the conference in sacks last season wasn’t okay. The line is good, but it has to make more big things happen.

The Season Will Be Successful If … the Tigers go bowling. They missed out on a bowl game – not their fault last year – in three of the last five seasons, and getting off to a big start would be huge for Drinkwitz. He only had one year as the Appalachian State head man, so there’s still a bit of a prove it factor.

NEXT: SEC Preseason Rankings Top Ten

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2020 SEC Schedules, Team-By-Team Predictions For Every Game

What’s going to happen this college football season in the SEC? The schedules and predictions for each team and every game.

What’s going to happen this college football season in the SEC? The schedules and predictions for each team and every game.

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SEC Schedules, Predictions

2020 Preseason SEC Championship Prediction
Alabama vs. Georgia

SEC East Schedules, Predictions

2020 Florida Football Schedule Prediction

2020 Record: 0-0
2020 Preseason Prediction: 10-2
2020 Preseason SEC Prediction: 6-2
2019 Preseason Prediction: 10-2
2019: 11-2, 2018: 10-3
2020 Florida Preview

Sept. 5 Eastern Washington W
Sept. 12 Kentucky W
Sept. 19 South Alabama W
Sept. 26 at Tennessee L
Oct. 3 South Carolina W
Oct. 10 LSU W
Oct. 17 at Ole Miss W
Oct. 24 OPEN DATE
Oct. 31 Georgia (in Jacksonville) L
Nov. 7 at Vanderbilt W
Nov. 14 Missouri W
Nov. 21 New Mexico State W
Nov. 28 at Florida State W

CFN in 60: Georgia Preview
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2020 Georgia Football Schedule Prediction

2020 Record: 0-0
2020 Preseason Prediction: 11-1
2020 Preseason SEC Prediction: 7-1
2019 Preseason Prediction: 10-2
2019: 12-2, 2018: 11-2
2020 Georgia Preview

Sept. 7 Virginia (in Atlanta) W
Sept. 12 East Tennessee State W
Sept. 19 at Alabama L
Sept. 26 ULM W
Oct. 3 Vanderbilt W
Oct. 10 Auburn W
Oct. 17 at Missouri W
Oct. 24 OPEN DATE
Oct. 31 Florida (in Jacksonville) W
Nov. 7 at South Carolina W
Nov. 14 Tennessee W
Nov. 21 at Kentucky W
Nov. 28 Georgia Tech W

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2020 Kentucky Football Schedule Prediction

2020 Record: 0-0
2020 Preseason Prediction: 7-5
2020 Preseason SEC Prediction: 3-5
2019 Preseason Prediction: 7-5
2019: 8-5, 2018: 10-3
2020 Kentucky Preview

Sept. 5 Eastern Michigan W
Sept. 12 at Florida L
Sept. 19 Kent State W
Sept. 26 South Carolina W
Oct. 3 at Auburn L
Oct. 10 Eastern Illinois W
Oct. 17 Vanderbilt W
Oct. 24 at Missouri L
Oct. 31 OPEN DATE
Nov. 7 at Tennessee L
Nov. 14 Mississippi State W
Nov. 21 Georgia L
Nov. 28 at Louisville W

2020 Missouri Football Schedule Prediction

2020 Record: 0-0
2020 Preseason Prediction: 6-6
2020 Preseason SEC Prediction: 3-5
2019 Preseason Prediction: 8-4
2019: 6-6, 2018: 8-5
2020 Missouri Preview

Sept. 5 Central Arkansas W
Sept. 12 Vanderbilt W
Sept. 19 at South Carolina L
Sept. 26 Eastern Michigan W
Oct. 3 at Tennessee L
Oct. 10 at BYU L
Oct. 17 Georgia L
Oct. 24 Kentucky W
Oct. 31 OPEN DATE
Nov. 7 at Mississippi State L
Nov. 14 at Florida L
Nov. 21 Louisiana W
Nov. 28 Arkansas W

2020 South Carolina Football Schedule Prediction

2020 Record: 0-0
2020 Preseason Prediction: 7-5
2020 Preseason SEC Prediction: 4-4
2019 Preseason Prediction: 6-6
2019: 4-8, 2018: 7-6
2020 South Carolina Preview

Sept. 5 Coastal Carolina W
Sept. 12 East Carolina W
Sept. 19 Missouri W
Sept. 26 at Kentucky L
Oct. 3 at Florida L
Oct. 10 Tennessee W
Oct. 17 OPEN DATE
Oct. 24 Texas A&M W
Oct. 31 at Vanderbilt W
Nov. 7 Georgia L
Nov. 14 at LSU L
Nov. 21 Wofford W
Nov. 28 at Clemson L

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2020 Tennessee Football Schedule Prediction

2020 Record: 0-0
2020 Preseason Prediction: 8-4
2020 Preseason SEC Prediction: 4-4
2019 Preseason Prediction: 7-5
2019: 8-5, 2018: 5-7
2020 Tennessee Preview

Sept. 5 Charlotte W
Sept. 12 at Oklahoma L
Sept. 19 Furman W
Sept. 26 Florida W
Oct. 3 Missouri W
Oct. 10 at South Carolina L
Oct. 17 OPEN DATE
Oct. 24 Alabama W
Oct. 31 at Arkansas L
Nov. 7 Kentucky W
Nov. 14 at Georgia L
Nov. 21 Troy W
Nov. 28 at Vanderbilt W

2020 Vanderbilt Football Schedule Prediction

2020 Record: 0-0
2020 Preseason Prediction: 4-8
2020 Preseason SEC Prediction: 1-7
2019 Preseason Prediction: 4-8
2019: 3-9, 2018: 6-7
2020 Vanderbilt Preview

Sept. 5 Mercer W
Sept. 12 at Missouri L
Sept. 19 at Kansas State L
Sept. 26 Colorado State W
Oct. 3 at Georgia L
Oct. 10 Ole Miss W
Oct. 17 at Kentucky L
Oct. 24 OPEN DATE
Oct. 31 South Carolina L
Nov. 7 Florida L
Nov. 14 at Texas A&M L
Nov. 21 Louisiana Tech W
Nov. 28 Tennessee L

NEXT: SEC West Schedules, Predictions

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Preview 2020: College Football News All-SEC Team

Preview 2020: Previewing and looking ahead to the SEC season with the College Football News All-SEC Team & Top 30 players

Preview 2020: Previewing and looking ahead to the SEC season with the College Football News All-SEC Team & Top 30 players

– Contact/Follow @ColFootballNews

CFN in 60 Video: LSU Preview
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2020 Preseason CFN SEC Offensive Player of the Year

WR Ja’Marr Chase, Jr. LSU
Justin Jefferson caught 111 passes, and there were a whole slew of other weapons for Joe Burrow to throw to, but Chase was the Biletnikoff winner as the nation’s best receiver with the greatest season by any wideout in SEC history.

He cranked up 84 catches for 1,780 yards and 20 touchdowns. To put that into perspective, he had as many receiving scores or more than all but 58 of the 130 FBS teams, and he had more receiving yards than nine teams.

The SEC is loaded once again with tremendous receiving talent, and Chase doesn’t have Burrow around anymore, but he’s still going to be one of the most dangerous all-around weapons in the country.

2020 Preseason CFN SEC Defensive Player of the Year

CB Derek Stingley, Soph. LSU
LSU safety Grant Delpit won the Thorpe Award as the nation’s best defensive back. He wasn’t event best defensive back on his own team last year – actually, he might have been fourth in the mix – behind Stingley, the lockdown star who came into LSU as a big-time recruit, and showed why right away.

The 6-1, 195-pounder led the team with six interceptions, 15 broken up passes, and 38 tackles. There’s some reloading to do in the Tiger secondary, and the stats aren’t going to be as good for Stingley – no one will throw his way – but he’s an NFL starting corner who’ll still be around the college world for the next few seasons.

College Football News 2020 Preseason All-SEC Team: Offense

QB – Kyle Trask, Sr. Florida

RB – Najee Harris, Sr. Alabama

RB – Kylin Hill, Sr. Mississippi State

WR – Ja’Marr Chase, Jr. LSU

WR – DeVonta Smith, Sr. Alabama

TE – Kyle Pitts, Jr. Florida

OT – Alex Leatherwood, Sr. Alabama

OG – Landon Dickerson, Sr. Alabama (or C)

C – Drake Jackson, Sr. Kentucky

OG – Trey Smith, Sr. Tennessee

OT – Wanya Morris, Soph. Tennessee

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College Football News 2020 Preseason All-SEC Team: Defense

DE – Big Kat Bryant, Sr. Auburn

DT – Jordan Davis, Jr. Georgia

DT – Tyler Shelvin, Jr. LSU

DE – Aaron Sterling, Sr. South Carolina

LB – Nick Bolton, Jr. Missouri

LB – KJ Britt, Sr. Auburn

LB – Dylan Moses, Jr. Alabama

CB – Derek Stingley, Soph. LSU

S – Richard LeCounte, Sr. Georgia

S – JaCoby Stevens, Sr. LSU

CB – Patrick Surtain, Jr. Alabama

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College Football News 2020 Preseason All-SEC Team: Special Teams

PK – Brent Cimaglia, Sr. Tennessee

P – Max Duffy, Sr. Kentucky

KR/PR – Jaylen Waddle, Jr. Alabama

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College Football News Preview 2020: Georgia Bulldogs

College Football News Preview 2020: Previewing, predicting, and looking ahead to the Georgia Bulldogs season with what you need to know.

College Football News Preview 2020: Previewing, predicting, and looking ahead to the Georgia Bulldogs season with what you need to know.

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– What You Need To Know: Offense | Defense
– Top Players | Key Players, Games, Stats
– What Will Happen, Win Total Prediction
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2019 Record: 12-2 overall, 7-1 in SEC
Head Coach: Kirby Smart, 5th year, 44-12
2019 CFN Final Opinion Ranking: 4
2019 CFN Final Season Formula Ranking: 4
2019 CFN Preview Ranking: 3

No one knows what’s going to happen to the 2020 college football season. We’ll take a general look at where each team stands – doing it without spring ball to go by – while crossing our fingers that we’ll all have some well-deserved fun this fall. Hoping you and yours are safe and healthy.

5. College Football News Preview 2020: Georgia Bulldogs Offense 3 Things To Know

– Okay, new offensive coordinator Todd Monken, let’s get this thing going already. A pro OC over the last few years after serving for three seasons as the Southern Miss head coach, Monken has to improve an attack that wasn’t miserable, but should’ve done more than 408 yards and 31 points per game.

Those numbers might seem fine, but considering six offensive starters were drafted, failing to score more than 27 points in nine of the last 11 games wasn’t okay. By comparison, the 2018 offense scored 27 or more points in 12 of the 14 games.

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The biggest losses are on the offensive line, with Andrew Thomas taken with the fourth overall pick by the New York Giants, and with Isaiah Wilson going later in the first round to the Tennessee Titans. With guard Cade Mays leaving for Tennessee, there’s a whole lot of shuffling for offensive line coach Matt Luke – the former Ole Miss head man – to do.

However, Ben Cleveland is a strong inside option at either guard or center, and Jamaree Salyer is a big-time talent who waited his turn behind Wilson. The line will be fine.

– The offensive backfield just reloaded. It would’ve been nice if this was when the Justin Fields era kicked in full force, but getting Jamie Newman to transfer over from Wake Forest was a fantastic plus – he’s got the size and the NFL tools Jake Fromm was missing.

The wild cards are USC transfer JT Daniels – he’ll likely be the main man next year – and former star recruit D’Wan Mathis, a big, talented pro-style passer who got past a frightening emergency surgery to take care of a brain cyst. Also in the mix is Stetson Bennett – last year’s backup who completed 20-of-27 throws.

D’Andre Swift is now a Detroit Lion, but it’s Georgia – the running backs are always going to be fantastic. Zamir White – who would’ve been the superstar of the 2018 recruiting class if it wasn’t for Justin Fields – was third on the team in rushing with 408 yards and three scores, and James Cook – brother of Dalvin Cook – adds even more speed. On the way is five-star recruit Kendall Milton, a 6-1, 220-pound back who can be a workhorse.

– The receiving corps has a few superstars, but it needs more options rise up. The Bulldogs have 1-2 true sophomore, five-star punch of George Pickens and Dominick Blaylock about to do a whole lot with more opportunities. Throw in junior Demetris Robertson – who finished third on the team with 30 catches – and 6-5, 245-pound Florida State tight end transfer Tre’ McKitty, and the new starting quarterback will have plenty of weapons to work with.

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