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SEC 2026 TV Windows Set, Kickoff Times Announced

SEC 2026 TV Windows Set, Kickoff Times Announced

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Knoxville, Tenn. — On 10th June the Southeastern Conference and broadcast partners announced television windows and preliminary kickoff slots for the 2026 college football season, assigning confirmed start times for several matchups and designating early, afternoon, flex and night windows. Tennessee and Texas were given a noon ET kickoff for Sept. 26, while other teams received a mix of confirmed times and flexible windows.

Gainesville, Columbia and Athens reporters noted that the SEC will finalize exact start times no later than six days before each game, prompting schools, broadcasters and travel planners to adjust logistics. Kentucky, Georgia, Florida and South Carolina have already published or received window assignments and specific confirmed starts for select games, such as South Carolina’s Sept. 19 kickoff at 4:15 p.m. ET.

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Timeline

  1. 1. May 27, 2026: Broadcasters announced channels and times for some teams' first three games.
  2. 2. June 10, 2026: The SEC released television windows for the 2026 season's conference matchups.
  3. 3. After June 10, 2026: Specific kickoffs assigned (e.g., Tennessee vs. Texas set for noon ET on Sept. 26).
  4. 4. Teams and outlets published schedules showing confirmed slots and flex windows (Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina).
  5. 5. Final exact kickoff times to be confirmed no later than six days before each game per conference rules.

Why it matters

The SEC's 2026 football schedule affects your game day plans. If you're a fan of Tennessee, Texas, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, or South Carolina, check your team's confirmed times and flexible windows. For travel planners and broadcasters, it's time to adjust logistics.

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