Nick Saban Supports One Major Change to SEC Schedule

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The SEC has narrowed down its future schedule plan to two choices: An 8-game or 9-game conference season

As Saban points out, there are still a lot of details needing to be worked out and discussed before the SEC makes an official decision for its future. The committee has yet to officially vote on the matter. Regardless, the SEC will be getting a new schedule plan.

Currently, the SEC teams play eight conference games per season. However, unlike the proposed eight-game schedule, the teams play against six teams from their division and two opponents from the opposite division . But,

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