The broadcast of Alabama/Georgia marked the final game in a partnership that began in 1996.
The network began airing SEC broadcasts in 1996.
“CBS tripping all over themselves and ending their relationship with the SEC is so dumb that every single person who was responsible for that decision should...
It was like CBS needed to be convinced why they should remain married to the SEC when everyone around them thought they had the perfect marriage.
"The SEC has been great partners and I wish them well and hope they continue to perform well on and off the field.”
"During week one of the college football season, Nessler, Danielson and sideline reporter Jenny Dell will be in Bloomington, where the Indiana Hoosiers will host Ohio...
"The network will air 15 SEC games this season, including the conference championship game on December 2."
Saturday's showdown was also the top sporting event of the day in terms of viewership, even beating out Game 6 of the World Series.
"I looked at Nancy and I said honey, pack your bags for Tuscaloosa."
On Saturday, CBS drew an average of 11.557 million viewers for the Alabama-Tennessee game.