Georgia vs. Oklahoma FREE LIVE STREAM (9/26) | Time, TV channel for college football game
No. 2 Georgia is unbeaten and rolling through its first season fully integrated into a new-look SEC slate, and it gets its first true test Saturday when Oklahoma visits Sanford Stadium for just the second meeting ever between the two programs.
- Catch today’s game for FREE on ESPN at 3:30 p.m. ET with a trial to DIRECTV or Fubo.
No. 2 Georgia is coming off a 45-17 win at Arkansas in its SEC opener, extending coach Kirby Smart’s record to 11-0 in conference road openers.
Brent Venables’ Sooners, however, enter unranked after a shaky couple of weeks. Oklahoma beat New Mexico 14-6 at home on Sept. 19, a closer-than-expected result that came after the Sooners were upset on the road at Michigan the week before, 17-10.
How to watch Georgia vs. Oklahoma game (9/26)
Oklahoma and Georgia have played just once before, and it’s one of the more memorable games in recent College Football Playoff history: During the 2018 Rose Bowl, Georgia rallied from a 17-point deficit — the largest comeback in Rose Bowl history at the time — to beat Oklahoma 54-48 in double overtime.
Here’s how to watch their next clash:
| Date | Game Time | TV Channel | Venue | Live Stream | Free Trial? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, Sept. 26 | 3:30 p.m. ET | ESPN | Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia | DIRECTV, Fubo, ESPN Unlimited, Disney+, Hulu, ESPN bundle | Yes — DIRECTV, Fubo |
The win sent Georgia to the national championship game against Alabama, which the Bulldogs lost in overtime. It remains the only meeting between the two programs, which makes Saturday’s game just the second in series history and Oklahoma’s first-ever visit to Athens.
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What’s at stake
For Georgia, this is a measuring-stick game before SEC play gets tougher, and a win would keep the Bulldogs firmly in the College Football Playoff conversation as one of the sport’s most complete teams.
For Oklahoma, first-year SEC life has already been rocky with its loss to Michigan and scare against New Mexico. A trip to Athens as a two-touchdown underdog is about as difficult a spot as the schedule could offer, and another shaky performance could turn up the heat on a Sooners team many expected to compete near the top of the league.