NighthawkVol
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You can go ahead and pencil in that 3:30 CBS time slot, regardless of this week’s outcomes.
Not entirely accurate. They do get 2 weekends of doubleheaders. One is a afternoon/night combo (completed) and other is noon/afternoon combo which is scheduled for 11/12.CBS gets one or 2 weekends per year when they get two SEC games and one is at night. I suppose this could be that weekend, with Bama-LSU being the other, and ours could be at night. But I suspect they prefer to go to Baton Rouge at night.
Not entirely accurate. They do get 2 weekends of doubleheaders. One is a afternoon/night combo (completed) and other is noon/afternoon combo which is scheduled for 11/12.
From CBS:
Wednesday's announcement also identified the weeks that will feature SEC doubleheaders on CBS. The primetime doubleheader is set for Oct. 8 with kickoffs at 3:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Among the options for that doubleheader in Week 6 are Auburn-Georgia, Tennessee-LSU and the now-even more highly anticipated Alabama-Texas A&M battle in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Those selections, and the rest of the yet-to-be-determined matchups in the schedule below, will be announced six to 12 days in advance of the game. The 2022 schedule also includes another SEC on CBS doubleheader at noon and 3:30 p.m. on Nov. 12. The season will wrap as it traditionally does with the SEC Championship Game on Dec. 3, the Army-Navy Game on Dec. 10 and the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl on Dec. 30.
Oh no, feel free to ask away. Just saying, this is usually asked majority of the football games. Figured we would all have caught on by now.My sincerest apologies to both of you for asking the question, in thinking that message boards like this were intended for such questions, and for forcing both of you to open and read the entire thread.