College GameDay coming to Athens for Georgia-Ole Miss
Georgia Football is going to be at the center of the College Football world next Saturday. As the Bulldogs welcome Ole Miss to town, ESPN’s College GameDay will make a trip to Athens to feature the top-10 showdown.
The Rebels were ranked No. 10 in the initial College Football Playoff poll, a part of Georgia’s stretch of three straight ranked matchups, making up the sixth-toughest remaining schedule in the country. Both teams won Saturday.
It’s the first time Kirk Herbstreit, Lee Corso and the rest of the crew will be in the Classic City this season. They last were in Athens a year ago as UGA took on Tennessee, handing the Vols a 27-13 loss in a matchup of unbeatens.
Athens has previously hosted College GameDay eight times. GameDay’s first trip to Athens was for Georgia-Tennessee in 1998. After losing the first two GameDay games in Athens, the Bulldogs have won each of the last six.
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November 5, 2022: No. 3 Georgia 27, No. 1 Tennessee 13
October 16, 2021: No. 1 Georgia 30, No. 11 Kentucky 13
October 2, 2021: No. 2 Georgia 37, No. 8 Arkansas 0
October 3, 2020: No. 4 Georgia 27, No. 7 Auburn 6
September 21, 2019: No. 3 Georgia 23, No. 7 Notre Dame 17
September 28, 2013: No. 9 Georgia 44, No. 6 LSU 41
September 27, 2008: No. 8 Alabama 41, No. 3 Georgia 30
October 10, 1998 No. 5 Tennessee 22, No. 7 Georgia 3
Kickoff time for Saturday’s game has yet to be announced, getting the 6-day window treatment from the SEC. Options for game time and television network include the following: 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS, 7:00 p.m. ET on ESPN and 7:30 p.m. ET on SEC Network.
The Bulldogs and Rebels last played in 2016, Kirby Smart’s first season at the helm. Ole Miss handled Smart’s squad with ease, winning 45-14 in Oxford. All time however, UGA holds a 32-13-1 advantage with a 18-4-1 record at Sanford Stadium.
