Auburn vs. Vanderbilt: Unveiling the Week 11 Showdown Time and TV Secrets

Alright, the stage is set and we finally have the official details for Auburn’s crucial SEC clash with the No. 11 Vanderbilt Commodores in Week 11. Mark your calendars for 3 p.m. CT on Saturday, November 8, as the Tigers head to First Bank Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, with the game broadcast live on the SEC Network. This matchup isn’t just another date on the schedule — it’s one of five tantalizing SEC vs. SEC battles that afternoon, including heavyweights like Alabama-LSU and Georgia-Mississippi State. Meanwhile, Ole Miss breaks the mold by facing The Citadel on SEC Network+ at noon CT. Historically, Auburn and Vanderbilt are locked in quite the dead heat at 22-22-1, but with the Commodores snapping a losing streak last season and boasting a 7-1 record heading into Week 10, this showdown promises to deliver fireworks. Auburn’s fresh off a gutsy 33-24 win at Arkansas, adding even more spice to what’s shaping up to be an enthralling encounter. Buckle up — week 11 is gonna be one heck of a rollercoaster! LEARN MORE

Broadcast details and kickoff time has officially been announced for Auburn football’s key SEC showdown with No. 11 Vanderbilt in Week 11.

The Tigers and Commodores will play at 3 p.m. CT on Saturday, Nov. 8 at First Bank Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. The game will air on SEC Network. Auburn-Vanderbilt is one of five SEC vs. SEC games set for Week 11, joining Alabama-LSU, Florida-Kentucky, Georgia-Mississippi State, and Texas A&M-Missouri. Ole Miss is the lone SEC team to play a game in Week 11 against a non-conference opponent, they will play The Citadel at noon CT on SEC Network+.

Auburn is tied with Vanderbilt all-time, 22-22-1, and will look to regain the upper-hand in the game on Nov. 8. The Commodores have won three of its last five meetings against Auburn, and snapped a two-game skid in the series last season by beating Auburn, 17-7, at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Vanderbilt is one of the “feel-good” stories of the season by entering Week 10’s game against No. 19 Texas with a 7-1 record, owning wins over Missouri, South Carolina, and LSU. Auburn improved to 4-4 in Week 9 by downing Arkansas on the road, 33-24.

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