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If the 2020 college football season does end up happening, members of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) will only be playing other SEC teams.
First reported by AL.com and later confirmed by the SEC, the conference has decided to postpone the start of the season to September 26, and teams will play a reduced 10-game schedule.
This decision comes less than 24 hours after the Athletic Coast Conference (ACC) decided to move to a schedule that would consist of 10 conference games and one non-conference game.
The SEC is now the third Power Five conference to move to a conference-only schedule as both the Big Ten and the Pac-12 have already announced their intentions to forego all nonconference games.
For all of the information on the decision, including the conference’s plan to play the title game on the same day as Mississippi’s high school football championships, click here.
