Here’s the juicy, funny part. Networks can “flex” games. It’s like they’re rearranging furniture while you’re sleeping.
The network picks the best game for primetime. If Auburn suddenly becomes amazing? Congrats, you’re now on ESPN at 7:30 PM. If they’re a bit boring? Hello, SEC Network at noon.
This decision is made about 12 to 14 days before the game. Imagine planning a tailgate. You don’t know the time! It’s maddening. It’s also hilarious.
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Pro tip: Never buy non-refundable plane tickets until the flex window closes. You’ve been warned.
The “Weird” Games You’ll Find
Sometimes Auburn plays on a Thursday night. That’s on ESPN or the SEC Network. It feels like a special event. Like a secret party.
Other times? They’re on CBS Sports Network. Wait, no. That’s a different channel! Don’t confuse it with the main CBS. This is the cable-only cousin. It’s where you find the game nobody else wants.
Fun fact: Auburn once played a game that started at 11:00 AM local time. Why? Because the TV gods said so. Fans were still drinking coffee. Kickers were missing field goals. It was glorious.
