The Southeastern Conference will begin a 10-game stretch of all-conference football games on Saturday, September 26th, announcing seven games at mid-afternoon on Monday, before the complete schedule was released live on the SEC Network on Monday night.
Missouri’s ten-game schedule has a significant strength of schedule lean toward the opening stretch, as Nick Saban’s national powerhouse from Alabama will travel to Columbia to take on Mizzou in the season opener on September 26th, with MU’s first road game at Tennessee on October 3rd followed by a trek to Death Valley to play the defending national champion LSU Tigers on October 10th.
Vanderbilt will take on Missouri at Faurot Field in Columbia on October 17th before the Tigers take on SEC East rival Florida in Gainesville on October 24th.
The second five-game stretch for the Tigers, and rookie coach Eliah Drinkwitz, begins with a visit from Kentucky to MU on Halloween, Saturday, October 31st, with an open date on November 7th. The four-game Saturday stretch to complete the regular season finds powerhouse Georgia at Missouri on November 14th, Missouri at South Carolina on November 21st, Arkansas at Missouri in the Battle Line Rivalry on November 28th, and the Tigers in Starkville, Mississippi to take on Mississippi State on December 5th.
Alabama’s trip to Missouri will be the first for the Crimson Tide since 2012, with Missouri’s trip to Louisiana State the first for the program since 2016. Also notable is the game against Arkansas, originally scheduled to be played at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, will now be played at Faurot Field in Columbia on November 28th. Missouri’s newly minted 10-game schedule has MU playing the country’s 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 8th ranked teams from the preseason polls.
Here is the complete 2020 Southeastern Conference football schedule (kickoff times will be announced at a later date):
Saturday, September 26th:
Alabama at Missouri
Florida at Ole Miss
Georgia at Arkansas
Kentucky at Auburn
Mississippi State at LSU
Tennessee at South Carolina
Vanderbilt at Texas A&M
Saturday, October 3rd:
Missouri at Tennessee
Texas A&M at Alabama
Arkansas at Mississippi State
Auburn at Georgia
South Carolina at Florida
Ole Miss at Kentucky
LSU at Vanderbilt
Saturday, October 10th:
Missouri at LSU
Alabama at Ole Miss
Arkansas at Auburn
Florida at Texas A&M
Tennessee at Georgia
Mississippi State at Kentucky
South Carolina at Vanderbilt
Saturday, October 17th:
Vanderbilt at Missouri
Georgia at Alabama
Ole Miss at Arkansas
Auburn at South Carolina
LSU at Florida
Kentucky at Tennessee
Texas A&M at Mississippi State
Saturday, October 24th: (Arkansas, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt OFF)
Missouri at Florida
Alabama at Tennessee
Auburn at Ole Miss
Georgia at KentuckyÂ
South Carolina at LSU
Saturday, October 31st: (Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee OFF)
Kentucky at MissouriÂ
Mississippi State at Alabama
Arkansas at Texas A&M
LSU at Auburn
Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
Saturday, November 7th: (Alabama, Auburn, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Missouri OFF)
Tennessee at Arkansas
Florida vs. Georgia (Jacksonville, FL)Â
Vanderbilt at Mississippi State
Texas A&M at South Carolina
Saturday, November 14th:Â
Georgia at Missouri
Alabama at LSU
Arkansas at Florida
Auburn at Mississippi State
Vanderbilt at Kentucky
South Carolina at Ole Miss
Texas A&M at Tennessee
Saturday, November 21st:
Missouri at South Carolina
Kentucky at Alabama
LSU at Arkansas
Tennessee at Auburn
Florida at Vanderbilt
Mississippi State at Georgia
Ole Miss at Texas A&M
Saturday, November 28th:
Arkansas at Missouri
Auburn at Alabama
Kentucky at Florida
Georgia at South Carolina
LSU at Texas A&M
Mississippi State at Ole Miss
Tennessee at VanderbiltÂ
Saturday, December 5th:
Missouri at Mississippi State
Alabama at Arkansas
Texas A&M at Auburn
Florida at Tennessee
Vanderbilt at Georgia
South Carolina at KentuckyÂ
Ole Miss at LSU
