SEC announces remaining kickoff times for final Week 3 games

Week 2 of the 2025 college football season has come and gone, but brought not shortage of excitement to fans across the country. Looking ahead to Week 3, the SEC has finalized its remaining kickoff times for its matchups.

Below are the three games that had unspecified television designations and kickoff times. This includes two SEC matchups, and one non-conference game:

Wisconsin at Alabama Noon ET | ABC
Arkansas at Ole Miss 7:00pm ET | ESPN
Vanderbilt at South Carolina 7:45pm ET | SEC Network

Week 3 will feature four matchups between two SEC teams. During Week 2, SEC play kicked off with No. 20 Ole Miss defeating Kentucky 30-23 in Lexington.

Not only will fans be treated to Arkansas vs. Ole Miss and Vanderbilt vs. South Carolina, but the SEC also features two of the week’s most anticipated matchups. This includes ranked matchups of Georgia vs. Tennessee and Florida vs. LSU, which already had their television designations and kickoff times.

All other SEC teams will be facing off against non-conference competition, including Wisconsin vs. Alabama. That matchup will be in Tuscaloosa and serves as the only matchup between the SEC and another power conference opponent this week. Texas A&M faces off against Notre Dame on Saturday night, who isn’t tied down to a conference.

For Arkansas and Ole Miss, this matchup will be between two former SEC West foes. Ole Miss has won the last two matchups including five of the last seven games. Throughout this rivalry, these teams have put on some of the most exciting matchups of the season. This includes several one-score finishes over the last decade.

South Carolina and Vanderbilt, meanwhile, are two former SEC East foes have played 34 times in the past, including annually since 1992. South Carolina leads the all-time series 30-4 overall, including 16 consecutive victories over the Commodores.

Vanderbilt won in 1998 and 1999, as well as in 2007 and 2008. Otherwise, South Carolina has won every other matchup. Vanderbilt came close in 2021, but ultimately lost 21-20.

For Alabama and Wisconsin, it’ll be the second time in two seasons these two programs match up. Alabama won last year’s meeting in Madison 42-10 during Kalen DeBoer’s first season as Crimson Tide head coach.

Alabama leads the series 2-1 all-time and have won the last two matchups. The last time Wisconsin beat Alabama was in 1928 in Madison. The Badgers have never played in Bryant-Denny Stadium.