Next year, the SEC is done with CBS and that puke Gary Danielson, thank God! I believe CBS was part of the problem. CBS usually only broadcasts one football game per week, and it was at 3:30pm. Tennessee football is in a much better place with ESPN (unless we get Beth Mowins). There are now a potential of four primetime networks we can be a part of: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and the SEC network. Our chances of more night games significantly improved when the SEC changed it's broadcasting partner.UGA v. AUB will be CBS. The other decent games are LSU v. Ole Miss, Bama v. Miss State, UK v. UF, & TEX am v. Ark.
Mizzu v. Vandy is the clear bottom feeder game that day TV wise.
The 2023 SEC on CBS game of the week schedule will begin on Sept. 16 when two-time reigning national champion Georgia hosts SEC East foe South Carolina at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia, at 3:30 p.m. ET.
CBS will have doubleheaders on Oct. 14 (noon and 3:30 p.m.) and Nov. 4 (3:30 p.m. and 7:45 p.m.). The Georgia-Florida rivalry will be broadcast on CBS as is tradition on Oct. 28 live from Jacksonville, Florida. Later in the year, the network will carry Missouri-Arkansas on Black Friday (Nov. 24) at 4 p.m.. CBS will also bring you the big one -- the SEC Championship Game -- on Dec. 2 at 4 p.m. from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Have you seen the SC fans? They need the cover of darkness.Granted it shouldn't matter, when all is right in the world we should easily beat them every year, but going back 10 years, look at this trend:
2013: Day game at Neyland
2014: Night game at SC
2015: Night game at Neyland (outlier)
2016: Night game at SC
2017: Day game at Neyland
2018: Night game at SC
2019: Day game at Neyland
2020: Night game at SC
2021: Day game at Neyland
2022: Night game at SC
2023: TBD, but I guarantee it's a day game at Neyland.
That's pretty frustrating. Every time we play there it's a night game, every time except one that they've come to Neyland it's been a day game.
What a “conspiracy” lol.
In 2013, we’re coming off a coaching change and in the middle of a 5-7 season. We kicked off early.
In 2017, we’re coming off a coaching change and in the middle of a 5 win season. We kicked off early.
In 2019, we started the year 2-5. We kicked off early.
In 2021, we were coming off a coaching change and in the middle of a 7 win season. We kicked off early.
Anybody notice any common denominators in those years when we got early kickoffs? A couple of those years we’re lucky they didn’t make us kick off at 3am on A&E.