Georgia Football vs. Florida: How to watch, listen, stream

Has it been too long for you without Georgia Football? Well, the wait is almost over, and it’s a big one for the Bulldogs as they take on rival Florida in Jacksonville.

Coming off of a bye week with a win over the then-top-ranked team, Texas, before it, Georgia is getting going at the right time. UGA has five games remaining in the regular season and finds itself currently ranked No. 2 by both the AP and Coaches with the College Football Playoff rankings set to release in a week.

“I think they’re playing their best football. I think they have a really, really good roster. A lot of players we’ve recruited and recruited against them, but they’re playing their best football, and obviously a talented group,” Georgia head coach Kirby Smart said about the Gators on Monday. “Really a lot of great size across the front on the offensive and defensive lines. I think Billy (Napier) knows that’s where the key is in the SEC in terms of length and size. They play a lot of players on defense. They’ve had a lot of guys play up front. But, you know, their three losses have come to three teams that are ranked in the top ten. At least I think they are. I don’t even know. But they’re really good teams, and they played those teams well.

“A lot of respect for Billy. He and I have worked together before. I think he’s building a really good program down there, and he is a tremendous football coach. And he does not leave any box unchecked. I can assure you of that and know a lot of their staff. So, should be a great game in Jacksonville. It looks like it’s going to be great weather. It’s always a really tough, hard-fought game. I think it’ll be one of the most physical games we play all year.”

All time, Georgia owns a 56-44-2 advantage over the Gators. In a very rivalry-like way, Florida disputes the first playing of the series. Either way, it’s been more UGA than UF – and Vegas believes this year’s game will continue that trend with Kirby Smart’s squad favored by more than two touchdowns.

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How to Watch, Listen and Stream

Kickoff Time: 3:30 p.m. ET

TV: ABC (Chris Fowler – Play by Play, Kirk Herbstreit – Color Commentator, Holly Rowe – Sideline Reporter

Streaming: WatchESPN/ESPN+ (For more info, click here)

National Radio: Westwood One (Nate Gatter and Derek Rackley) / Local Radio (listed below): Georgia Bulldogs Sports Network (Scott Howard, Eric Zeier and D.J. Shockley) / Satellite Radio: SiriusXM (82)

Albany (103.5 FM), Americus (98.7 FM), Anniston Ala. (95.1 FM), Athens (960 AM / 106.1 FM), Atlanta (750 AM / 95.5 FM), Augusta (580 AM / 95.1 FM), Bainbridge (106.3 FM), Baxley (94.5 FM), Brunswick (1440 AM / 107.7 FM), Calhoun (900 AM / 101.7 FM), Carrollton (1330 AM / 101.7 FM), Chattanooga Tenn. (102.3 FM), Clarkesville (1490 AM, 94.3 FM), Claxton (1470 AM, 93.7 FM), Cleveland (1350 AM, 93.9 FM), Cleveland Tenn. (101.3 FM), Columbus (1270 AM, 102.5 FM), Dalton (104.5 FM), Douglas (101.9 FM), Dublin (98.1 FM), Gainesville (103.7 FM), Greensboro (94.7 FM), Hartwell (980 AM / 104.1 FM), Hiawassee (97.7 FM), Jacksonville Fla. (930 AM), Jasper (101.1 FM), Leesburg (103.5 FM), Louisville (92.1 FM), Macon (1150 AM / 93.1 FM), Milledgeville (102.3 FM), Pinehurst (98.3 FM), Rochelle (93.1 FM), Rome (107.1 FM), Sandersville (99.9 FM), Savannah (1400 AM / 104.3 FM), Statesboro (106.5 FM), Thomaston (101.1 FM), Thomasville (1240 AM / 103.7 FM), Trenton (1420 AM / 101.3 FM), Valdosta (105.9 FM), Vidalia (97.7 FM), Vienna (1550 AM), Waycross (97.7 FM), Young Harris (1230 AM), Online at www.georgiadogs.com/watch/

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