Dreams of a three-peat national championship came crashing down as Georgia watched rival Alabama sneak into the playoff after a SEC championship loss last season. Redemption, and a return to the top of the mountain in college football begins now for the Bulldogs.
At the helm of Georgia since 2016, head coach Kirby Smart boasts a 94-16 record, two straight national championships (2021, 2022) and six SEC East division titles. The elevation of the Bulldogs program has instituted a changing of the guard in the SEC. Last year’s late slip brought back familiar wounds.
Georgia football games will be broadcast on ABC, ESPN+ and SEC Network+. If you’d rather catch the action live, tickets are on sale for all Georgia football home and away games for the 2024 season.
Ranked No. 1 in the AP Top 25 preseason poll, a household name resides between the hedges. The recruiting behemoth has strengthened their standing over the years. Despite last year’s sour end, Georgia has made the case to be called the gold standard of NCAA football. The Bulldogs have won 46 of their last 48 games.
They will get a chance to solidify that stature with a rematch against the Tide in Tuscaloosa on Sept. 28. Also, SEC newcomer Texas hosts Georgia on Oct. 19.
How can I watch Georgia football for free?
Most Georgia Bulldogs games can be streamed live on FuboTV (free trial) or DirecTV Stream (free trial). SlingTV (promotional offers) is also available on select games.
What is the 2024 Georgia football regular season TV schedule?
Note: This article will be updated as more game times and TV information are announced. All times are for the home site.
August
Aug. 31: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Clemson Tigers, noon, on ABC. Stream on FuboTV, DirecTV Stream or SlingTV
September
Sept. 7: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles, 2 p.m. on ESPN Plus, SEC Network Plus. Stream on FuboTV, DirecTV Stream or SlingTV
Sept. 14: Georgia Bulldogs at Kentucky Wildcats, 7:30 p.m. on ABC. Stream on FuboTV, DirecTV Stream or SlingTV
Sept. 28: Georgia Bulldogs at Alabama Crimson Tide, 6:30 p.m. ABC. Stream on FuboTV, DirecTV Stream or SlingTV
October
Oct. 5: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Auburn Tigers | TBD time and TV
Oct. 12: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Mississippi State | TBD time and TV
Oct. 19: Georgia Bulldogs at Texas Longhorns | TBD time and TV
November
Nov. 2: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Florida Gators, 3:30 p.m. on ABC. Stream on FuboTV, DirecTV Stream or SlingTV
Nov. 9: Georgia Bulldogs at Ole Miss Rebels | TBD time and TV
Nov. 16: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Tennessee Volunteers | TBD time and TV
Nov. 23: Georgia Bulldogs vs. UMass, 12:45 p.m. on SEC Network+. Stream on FuboTV, DirecTV Stream or SlingTV
Nov. 29: Georgia Bulldogs vs. Georgia Tech, 7:30 p.m. on ABC. Stream on FuboTV, DirecTV Stream or SlingTV
Game-by-game results
This section will be updated as games conclude.
A glimpse at the 2024 Georgia Bulldogs
After a stellar 2023 season in which he compiled 24 touchdowns and 3,941 yards with just six interceptions, senior quarterback Carson Beck figures to again be the guy for the Georgia Bulldogs. Redshirt sophom*ore Gunner Stockton enters into a proving period. That starts with securing the backup quarterback position and being on standby throughout the season.
Redshirt freshman Jaden Rashada and freshman Ryan Puglisi enter the mix for the first time at Georgia. He will be pivotal for them to get their footing in the offensive playbook as they build for next year.
A running back room with storied tradition will look to the next big star in junior Trevor Etienne. The excitement is there, but the Bulldogs will have a bevy of options as they jockey for position in the backfield.
Etienne will likely split carries with redshirt freshman Roderick Robinson, who dazzled in spring showings and looks to be on his way to securing chunks of playing time. Sophom*ore Branson Robinson’s health remains a concern with continued recovery from a torn patella tendon that he suffered last August. His position in the pecking order will shift as his health increases.
That question mark leaves the door open for a flurry of freshman eager to begin their legacy between the hedges. Chauncey Bowens, Nate Frazier and Dwight Phillips Jr. will all be looking to make the most of their playing time, whenever it arrives.
The Bulldogs offense averaged 40.1 points per game (5th in the nation), 496.5 yards/game and 71 touchdowns last year.
The defense returns a stacked core, including several veterans up front. It also reveals riveting camp battles. Last year’s group led the SEC in interceptions with 14 and held its opposition to 15.3 points per game, which ranked fifth in the nation.
Returning senior Nazir Stackhouse will hold down the reins at nose tackle. Sophom*ore Jamaal Jarrett is a potent second option.
Defensive tackle Warren Brinson was a force last season. Sophom*ore Jordan Hall figures to get plenty of run as a swap option. The freshmen bunch of Jordan Thomas, Nasir Johnson, Justin Green and Nnamdi Ogboko will likely see their opportunities begin in lopsided garbage time.
Junior defensive end Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins worked his way through a foot injury last year, ultimately having surgery which forced him out of spring practice. He’ll hold down the top spot while Christen Miller waits in the wings. The name to watch here is redshirt freshman hybrid Xavier McLeod, who dominated with a pair of sacks in the spring game.
The linebacker room looks a little different as junior Mykel Williams has made the jump from defensive end. Expect Williams to still get his fair share inside while improving the Bulldogs’ pass rush. Chaz Chambliss started in the spring game and is expected to notch a starting spot opening night against Clemson.
After starting five games as a true freshman, and recording 40 tackles, expect C.J. Allen to get the start at inside linebacker. He had five solo tackles and a pick in the spring game. Don’t forget about menacing pass rusher Jalon Walker, who seems destined to find a starting role.
Top inside linebacker Smael Mondon Jr. missed the spring with a foot injury and is also dealing with off the field issues resulting in an arrest. Sophom*ore Raylen Wilson recorded eight tackles in the spring game, a statement for more playing time. He saw some run last year after the injury to Jamon Dumas-Johnson.
Junior cornerback Daylen Everette holds down the top cornerback spot along with Joenel Aguero. Sophom*ore Julian Humphrey is battling sophom*ore Daniel Harris for another starting role. Freshman Ellis Robinson IV is expected to earn snaps.
There is a gaping hole at safety as Malaki Starks, an expected preseason All-American, missed the spring game after undergoing shoulder surgery. sophom*ore transfer from Alabama Jake Pope is expected to take that spot if Starks is unable to play.
Expect senior Dan Jackson, junior JaCorey Thomas or senior David Daniel-Sisavanh to find a way into the lineup as well. Five-star sensation KJ Bolden is the name to watch in this position group.
Even with the dismissal of Rara Thomas, the receiving core is in great shape with transfer senior Colbie Young, along with seniors Dominic Lovett and Arian Smith. Junior Dillon Bell, sophom*ore Anthony Evans are both expected to have a heavy impact. The Bulldogs may possess one of the shiftiest and deepest receiver rooms in the country.
Let’s not forget about junior tight end Oscar Delp, who is clearly TE1. Sophom*ore Lawson Lucky and senior Benjamin Yurosek provide a nice backup punch as well. They’ve been battling in camp and figure to get multiple looks throughout the year. The group is rounded out with a pair of freshmen in Jaden Reddell and Colton Heinrich.
The offensive line will be a versatile group, with multiple shifts in lineups expected. As for expected starters, redshirt sophom*ore Earnest Greene holds down the left tackle position while Dylan Fairchild and Micah Morris are neck-and-neck at left guard. Junior Jared Wilson has a hold on center.
On the other side, veteran leadership is on display as senior Tate Ratledge returns at right guard, alongside senior right tackle Xavier Truss. Georgia is young in their tackle and guard depth, but sophom*ore right tackle Monroe Freeling and freshman left tackle Jamal Meriweather may get more than a few opportunities to shine.
Stable and consistent play is expected from the special teams, which welcomes back several key players, including senior punter Brett Thorson. Sophom*ore kicker Peyton Woodring will return after finding his groove last season. He connected on 21 of 25 field goal attempts and ranked third in the country in total points scored with 134. The return game could see a boost with the blistering skills of sophom*ore Anthony Evans III.
How can I watch Georgia football games on ABC for free?
You can catch Georgia football for free by utilizing free trials on FuboTV and DirecTV Stream.
Where can I watch SEC football games?
In addition to ABC, you can also catch SEC games on SEC Network Plus, which is offered through ESPN Plus. You can get a subscription to ESPN Plus for $10.99 per month. Another option is to sign up for an annual subscription for $109.99, which saves about 17% off compared to the monthly route.
How can I watch the SEC network for free?
You can catch all the hard-hitting action in the SEC by utilizing free trials on FuboTV and DirecTV Stream.
What is the difference between SEC Network and SEC Network Plus?
SEC Network is a live 24-hour television network, while SEC Network Plus is a digital platform that provides hundreds of digital only events through the ESPN App. SEC Network Plus is not a television channel.
What is FuboTV?
FuboTV is a streaming service that offers over 200 channels. It offers sports, entertainment, news, business and more. The service also offers on-demand options, including full television shows. You may access this service on multiple devices, including computers, phones, tablets and more.
There are four plans which are Latino, Pro, Elite and Premier ranging from $32.99- $99.99.
What is DirecTV Stream?
DirecTV Stream lets you enjoy live TV and on-demand services without a contract through multiple packages. These include the entertainment package, the choice package + sports pack, the ultimate package + sports pack. The prices range from $79.99-$109.99.
What is Sling TV
Sling TV is a streaming alternative with two different plans (orange and blue) which are currently half off the first month at $20/month, or you can merge them both for the ultimate 49-channel streaming experience for the low price of $27.50 for the first month and $55 every month after. There are also multiple bundle and add-on options available.
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