The Unofficial NCAA Football Streaming Guide

If you are looking to catch Georgia Bulldogs football games this NCAA season without being tied to a cable subscription, I have all the information you need.

In a hurry? For the fastest way to start streaming Georgia Bulldogs games, these streaming services should have you covered:

What Channels Show Georgia Bulldogs Football Games?

Georgia Bulldogs football games are shown on ESPN and its related channels (such as ESPN2), SEC Network (SECN), and ABC. Some will air exclusively on SECN+/ESPN+.

Note that SECN+ is available with any subscription that includes SECN, via apps like TV Everywhere — but some services (such as Sling TV) offer it directly within their apps.

The team’s more popular games — such as its season-opener against Clemson, those against other big names (including Kentucky, Alabama, and Florida), and its annual game against Georgia Tech — will air on ABC this year. The SEC Championship game, which used to air on CBS, will also be broadcast on ABC from 2024.

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Where Can I Live Stream Georgia Bulldogs Football Games Online?

As 2024 marks the first year all SEC games will air exclusively on ESPN channels (including ABC), Bulldog fans can sign up for a streaming service with ESPN networks to watch Georgia Bulldogs football games online. Install the service’s included app onto your streaming device, then select the channel airing the Bulldog game to start watching.

Fans within range of an over-the-air ABC network affiliate can use a digital antenna to watch ABC-broadcast games for free or should ensure their streaming plan includes local channels like ABC. These live games are usually simulcast on ESPN3 as well.

The following services include channels airing Bulldogs games:

Service	Price	Channels	Bulldogs Channels	Reviews
	$79.99	150+	ABC, ESPN/2, SECN	Fubo
	$114.99	125+	ABC, ESPN/2, SECN	DIRECTV
	$82.99	95+	ABC, ESPN/2, SECN, ESPN+	Hulu
	$45.99	30+	ESPN/2/3‡, SECN	Sling
	$82.99	100+	ABC, ESPN/2, SECN	YouTube
	$10.99	N/A	ESPN+	ESPN+

Features

All the live TV streaming services mentioned above provide a cloud DVR. They all provide unlimited storage except for Sling, which offers 50 hours.

In order to keep costs down, Sling TV allows you to stream on only one device. Hulu allows two and YouTube TV gives three. Fubo and DIRECTV provide essentially unlimited simultaneous devices.

All these streaming services work on most streaming devices and smart TVs available today, including:

• Amazon Fire TV
• Android smartphones and tablets
• Apple TV
• Android TV-based smart TVs
• Chromecast
• iOS (iPhones and iPads)
• Roku stick devices
• Samsung smart TVs

Many also support smart TVs like LG and Vizio plus some gaming systems (such as the Xbox One).

About Georgia Bulldogs Football Team

Fans who have watched the Georgia Bulldogs play over the years have been enthralled by the exploits of players such as Champ Bailey, Frank Tarkenton, Herschel Walker, and Hines Ward. UGA players have been led by an illustrious selection of head coaches, which includes Wally Butts, Vince Dooley, Mark Richt, and Pop Warner.

The Bulldogs play home games at Sanford Stadium on the University of Georgia campus in Athens, Georgia.

Who are Georgia’s rivals?

Georgia’s in-state rival is Georgia Tech. Along with UGA, they’re the biggest football programs and athletics departments in the Peach State, and both football teams close out their regular seasons with a contest versus the other on Thanksgiving weekend. The host team alternates every year, with the showdown played in Athens on even-numbered years.

The Dawgs also have several heated match-ups with SEC opposition, particularly the Florida Gators and Auburn Tigers. The former dates back to 1892 (known as the “Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry”) and the latter (the “World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party”) is played annually in Jacksonville, FL with each team’s fans comprising half the crowd.

Georgia also has rivalries with the Alabama Crimson Tide, Clemson Tigers, South Carolina Gamecocks, Tennessee Volunteers, and Vanderbilt Commodores.

What Is the Schedule for the Georgia Bulldogs Football Team This Season?

Our Choice

If you’re a Georgia Bulldogs fan, Fubo is hands-down the best way to catch every game without cable. The channel lineup covers all the essentials – ESPN, ESPN2, SEC Network, and ABC – so you won’t miss a play. Streaming is smooth with no annoying buffering, and the interface is super easy to use. The unlimited cloud DVR is a huge plus, letting you record games and watch whenever it works for you. It works on pretty much any device, so whether you’re at home or on the go, you’re covered.

FAQs

How can I watch the Georgia Bulldogs football game for free?

With an antenna, several Georgia Bulldogs games can be watched for free, as many of the team’s games will be over-the-air broadcasts on ABC. This option allows fans to watch the SEC Championship Game, but not any College Football Playoff games, as these are shown on ESPN. Prepaying for two or three months of Sling TV often comes with a free antenna.

Many streaming services provide a free trial for new users (eg, Fubo or DIRECTV), during which Bulldogs fans can watch any games that air.

What is the cheapest way to stream Georgia Bulldogs games?

Fans with an antenna and within a coverage region can watch Georgia Bulldogs football games that air on ABC for free. Those without antennas, or outside an ABC affiliate area, can still stream every Georgia Bulldogs game online using a streaming service. The cheapest option is with Sling TV’s Orange plan ($45.99/month), though it’s also possible to sign up for one of the services above that offers a free trial (eg, Fubo or DIRECTV).

Can I watch UGA football on ESPN+?

Some Georgia Bulldogs games will air exclusively online with ESPN+ ($10.99/month). There’s no need to pay extra for ESPN+ though, as these games will also be available through SECN+. Subscribers to a streaming service plan that offers the SEC Network should be able to access the exclusive online games with SECN+ through the ESPN+ app, using the same sign-in details.

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Frank was the Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com and an expert in sports streaming, specializing in out-of-market games and regional sports networks.

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With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute and a professional background in early streaming technology, Frank combines deep technical insight with practical, real-world knowledge.

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