SEC Network dedicated day of programming to Florida Gators
"Each day, the network will showcase a different school with 24 hours of programming filled with some of their greatest moments from the past year, including SEC Championships, SEC Storied films, regular season showdowns, spring football, SEC Network original programming and more."
Florida fooball's win over LSU gets the day kicked off promptly at midnight, and the men's basketball national championship win over Houston naturally gets the primetime slot at 8 p.m. ET. Golf, gymnastics, softball, soccer, volleyball and women's basketball are all on the schedule. A complete programming outline can be found below. After Florida, Georgia (July 2), Kentucky (July 3), LSU (July 4), Ole Miss (July 5), Mississippi State (July 6), Missouri (July 7), Oklahoma (July 8), South Carolina (July 9), Tennessee (July 10), Texas (July 11), Texas A&M (July 12) and Vanderbilt (July 13) are all lined up to get their day of programming. Alabama was already featured on June 28, followed by Arkansas (June 29) and Auburn (June 30).
SEC Network July 1, 2025 schedule
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