The Southeastern Conference (SEC) will only play conference games in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The SEC’s university presidents agreed on a 10-game schedule that begins September 26, 2020. The SEC championship game, originally scheduled for December 5, will be pushed back to December 19, 2020.

Each SEC team will have a midseason off week and December 12 will be an off week for the entire conference.

It’s unclear right now how the SEC will expand the schedule from eight to 10 games.

U.T. Athletic Director Phillip Fulmer said the university plans to coordinate with state and Knoxville officials on game day attendance, understanding that potential limitations could change from week to week once the season begins.

The new 2020 season will be:

Alabama

Home: Georgia, Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Auburn

Away: Mississippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, LSU

Arkansas

Home: Alabama, LSU, Tennessee, Mississippi

Away: Mississippi State, Texas A&M, Auburn, Missouri

Auburn

Home: Kentucky, Texas A&M, Arkansas, LSU

Away: Mississippi, Georgia, Mississippi State, Alabama

Florida

Home: Kentucky, South Carolina, LSU, Missouri

Away: Tennessee, Mississippi, Georgia (Jacksonville, Florida), Vanderbilt

Georgia

Home: Vanderbilt, Auburn, Florida (Jacksonville, Florida), Tennessee

Away: Alabama, Missouri, South Carolina, Kentucky

Kentucky

Home: South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Georgia

Away: Florida, Auburn, Missouri, Tennessee

LSU

Home: Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Alabama, South Carolina

Away: Florida, Arkansas, Auburn, Texas A&M

Mississippi

Home: Auburn, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi State

Away: LSU, Vanderbilt, Texas A&M, Arkansas

Mississippi State

Home: Arkansas, Texas A&M, Auburn, Missouri

Away: Alabama, LSU, Kentucky, Mississippi

Missouri

Home: Vanderbilt, Georgia, Kentucky, Arkansas

Away: South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Florida

South Carolina

Home: Missouri, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Georgia

Away: Kentucky, Florida, Vanderbilt, LSU

Tennessee

Home: Florida, Missouri, Alabama, Kentucky

Away: South Carolina, Arkansas, Georgia, Vanderbilt

Texas A&M

Home: Arkansas, Mississippi, Vanderbilt, LSU

Away: Mississippi State, Auburn, South Carolina, Alabama

Vanderbilt

Home: Mississippi, South Carolina, Florida, Tennessee

Away: Missouri, Georgia, Kentucky, Texas A&M