Tennessee football’s week four matchup at Oklahoma is at 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC, the SEC announced on Monday afternoon. ABC hasn’t announced its broadcasting crew but it will likely be its top crew: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and Holly Rowe.
The week four matchup is one of the biggest SEC games in September. It’s Tennessee’s conference opener and Oklahoma’s first SEC game since joining the conference this summer.
The storylines are galore in the projected top 25 SEC matchup. It marks Josh Heupel’s first trip to his alma mater after Bob Stoops fired him as offensive coordinator following the 2014 season. Heupel is one of the best quarterbacks in Oklahoma history, leading the Sooners to the 2000 National Championship while finishing runner up in the Heisman Trophy.
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With those storylines in a potential top 15 matchup, there’s a good chance that ESPN’s College Gameday will travel to Norman for the SEC showdown.
Tennessee is off to a strong start to open its 2024 season, blowing out Chattanooga in its season opener before dominating NC State 51-10 in a week two top 25 matchup in Charlotte. The Vols face a putrid Kent State team this week before opening up SEC play at Oklahoma.
Oklahoma is also off to a 2-0 start to its first season in the SEC. The Sooners dominated Temple 51-3 to open up its season before barely escaping a potential week two upset against Houston with a 16-12 victory. Oklahoma hosts Tulane this week in Norman before the week four showdown in primetime.
Other top SEC games week four includes Vanderbilt at Missouri, Arkansas at Auburn and Florida at Mississippi State. Florida-Mississippi State is on ESPN at noon while Vanderbilt-Missouri and Arkansas-Alabama remain in flex spots.