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LSU ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

For Immediate Release - September 1, 2020

CBS SELECTS THREE LSU GAMES INCLUDING SEASON-OPENER AGAINST MISSISSIPPI STATE


BATON ROUGE – LSU’s season-opener on Sept. 26 against Mississippi State in Tiger Stadium will be televised by CBS and will kickoff at 2:30 p.m. CT, the network along with the Southeastern Conference announced on Tuesday.

In addition to the Mississippi State contest, CBS will televise LSU’s game at Auburn on Oct. 31 as well as the Alabama game in Tiger Stadium on Nov. 14. The Auburn game will kickoff at 2:30 p.m. CT, while the LSU-Alabama game will carry a 5 p.m. CT kickoff.

CBS has selected games for the first two weeks of the SEC football season and four other games later in the fall. Given the unique circumstances of this season, the SEC requested that its television partners make advanced game selections where possible prior to the start of the season to assist the Conference and schools with planning and logistics. For any games not chosen before the start of the season, the normal 12- or six-day selection process will be used during the season.

Brad Nessler and Gary Danielson, along with reporter Jamie Erdahl, are CBS Sports’ lead college football announce team. Gene Steratore will again serve as the Rules Analyst.

Additional kickoff times for early season games to be televised by ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU and the SEC Network will be announced soon.

The 2020 SEC football season will be comprised of a 10-game Conference-only schedule and the SEC Football Championship Game will be played December 19 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, rescheduled from the original date of December 5. The schedule will include one mid-season open date for each school and an open date on December 12 for all schools.

The SEC on CBS Kickoff Times:
Sept. 26 – Mississippi State at LSU, 2:30 pm CT
Oct. 3 – Texas A&M at Alabama, 2:30 pm CT
Oct. 17 – Georgia at Alabama, 7 pm CT
Oct. 31 – LSU at Auburn, 2:30 pm CT
Nov. 7 – Florida vs. Georgia (Jacksonville), 2:30 pm CT
Nov. 14 – Alabama at LSU, 5 pm CT
Dec. 19 – SEC Football Championship Game, time TBD

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No more night games, the new norm. In fact I'm tired of all the BS anyway. Last season was my last season. So long LSU
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??
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Will the Black Lives Matter Blimp be doing the broadcasts?
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So much hurt and anger in your ignorance
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Not watching one of their bitch asses this season.
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Loser
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welcome to the four and a half hour games
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CBS will have my undivided attention on November 14th. Masters during the day, LSU-Bama at night.
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I don’t know what I’m gonna do if I’m going to the game which is most likely. I’ll have to tape the whole day of CS and watch it another time.
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Assuming any of these games are actually played. Players know something we don’t?
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Regardless of having a few of our studs missing, there's still a ton of talent on this team. I'm really looking forward to LSU football and hoping that Brennan keeps the offense rolling, similar to last year.
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We Comin.. Half Anyway!!
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At this rate we won't have a team come the 26th, but it's still #geauxtigers always
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Good ESPN stays off for the month of Sept also. Geauxtigers
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Hate to be Debbie Downer but Sept. 26th is a long, long, long time away. From a 2020 sense that’s close to three months away in a regular year.
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What? I swear it’s still March. 2020 is by far the fasted year in my lifetime. Sept 26th will be here tomorrow.
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Let's do it boys.
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