The Big Ten stole the show last weekend by announcing their revised, 8-game schedule live over the course of an hour during FOX’s Big Noon Saturday broadcast. While there was football the rest of the day, it’s unlikely anything else you saw on your TV caused as much discussion as the schedule reveal.
Heading into week 4, it’s the SEC’s turn to steal the show. The conference, unlike the Big Ten, elected to initially postpone its fall schedule until the end of September rather than pushing all the way to the spring. Now, three weeks after the season officially started and two weeks after the Big 12 and ACC kicked off, we get a full schedule of SEC games to add to the slate.