Chattanooga Times Free Press

Early SEC Network schedule includes Vols, Dogs and Mocs

- BY DAVID PASCHALL STAFF WRITER

Playing the occasional night game or two to open a football season is nothing new for the Georgia Bulldogs.

Having three straight evening contests out of the gate is a first for the program in more than 50 years.

The SEC Network on Tuesday announced its schedule for the first three weeks of the upcoming season, including the SEC Network Alternate televising Georgia hosting Samford on Sept. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Starting times for Georgia’s opener on Sept. 2 against Appalachia­n State (6:15 p.m. on ESPN) and second game Sept. 9 at Notre Dame (7:30 p.m. on NBC) had been announced previously.

Among the Sept. 9 matchups revealed Tuesday are Indiana State at Tennessee, which will have a 4 p.m. kickoff on the SEC Network, and the University of Tennessee at Chattanoog­a at LSU, which will start at 7:30 on the SEC Network Alternate.

The SEC Network will show three games on Sept. 2, with Missouri State at Missouri at noon, Charleston Southern at Mississipp­i State at 4 and Georgia Southern at Auburn at 7:30. Six games will be on the SEC Network or the SEC Network Alternate on Sept. 9, and they will total five games on Sept. 16.

About to begin its fourth season, the SEC Network will start its schedule Thursday, Aug. 31, when Arkansas takes on Florida A&M in Little Rock.

For EPB subscriber­s, the SEC Network high-definition channel is 332 and the SEC Network Alternate is 384. For Comcast Xfinity subscriber­s, the SEC Network high-definition channel is 400, while the SEC Network Alternate is 391.

With Charter, the SEC Network high-definition channel is 802 and the SEC Network Alternate 803.

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