2020 SEC Football Season: Best Scheduling Scenario

For both players and fans. I think the SEC (and the rest of college football) should just scrap the non-conference as well as any neutral site games. Make the SEC schedule a 7 game schedule. Each SEC team plays the other 6 teams in their division and their cross division rivals. The SEC East-West rotation is delayed by one year and this year would essentially be a standalone year.

Season could start on September 19th though some schools would start as late as October 3rd (such as LSU and Alabama) and be over by November 14th. This would achieve the following:
1) Players get 2 more weeks of conditioning and practice time (since Spring Football was canceled).
2) Allows SEC to have the SEC Championship on November 21st allowing the regular season to be over before Thanksgiving (in alignment with most schools not having students report back after Thanksgiving).
3) Allows SEC to crown an SEC Champion even if there is no CFP and allows SEC season to be over before peak flu season hits.
4) Maintains the core SEC schedule and most major rivalries.
5) Allows the season to be played in better weather (we know the first few weeks are absolutely brutal and the majority of the season would be played in the best weather in October).

Here's the SEC West Schedule (please note I didn't bother with notating home or away):

LSU
10/3 - Arkansas
10/10 - Florida
10/17 - Texas A&M
10/24 - Miss State
10/31 - Ole Miss
11/7 - Alabama
11/14 - Auburn

Auburn
9/19 - Texas A&M
10/10 - Georgia
10/17 - Ole Miss
10/24 - Alabama
10/31 - Miss State
11/7 - Arkansas
11/14 - LSU

Alabama
10/3 - Ole Miss
10/10 - Arkansas
10/17 - Miss State
10/24 - Auburn
10/31 - Tennessee
11/7 - LSU
11/14 - Texas A&M

Ole Miss
9/26 - Miss State
10/3 - Alabama
10/10 - Vanderbilt
10/17 - Auburn
10/31 - LSU
11/7 - Texas A&M
11/14 - Arkansas

Arkansas
9/19 - Miss State
9/26 - Texas A&M
10/3 - LSU
10/10 - Alabama
10/31 - Missouri
11/7 - Auburn
11/14 - Ole Miss

Miss State
9/19 - Arkansas
9/26 - Ole Miss
10/3 - Texas A&M
10/17 - Alabama
10/24 - LSU
10/31 - Auburn
11/14 - Kentucky

Texas A&M
9/19 - Auburn
9/26 - Arkansas
10/3 - Miss State
10/17 - LSU
10/24 - South Carolina
11/7 - Ole Miss
11/14 - Alabama