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Kickoff times, TV set for first three UK games

Jeff Drummond • CatsIllustrated

Managing Editor

@JDrumUK

ESPN has announced kickoff times and TV broadcast assignments for Kentucky's first three games of the 2021 college football season.

The Wildcats will open the season on Sept. 4 at Kroger Field against Louisiana Monroe with a noon ET kickoff on the SEC Network.

In Week 2, UK will play its SEC opener against Missouri. It will be a night kickoff for the Cats and Tigers at 7:30 ET on the SEC Network.

On Sept. 18, the Cats are back for a third straight home game with a noon ET kickoff against Chattanooga. That game will air on ESPN+ and SECN+.

Earlier this week, Kentucky announced that games at Kroger Field this season will return to full-capacity seating after dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic last season that greatly limited crowds at sporting events in the SEC.