Georgia’s Nov. 14 home meeting with Missouri now has a kickoff time, and the Bulldogs and Tigers will square off at 3:30 p.m. The game will air on ABC.
The matchup comes after No. 2 Georgia handled No.
10 Ole Miss on Saturday, while Missouri dropped a 34-20 home game to No. 7 Texas.
The Tigers are 6-3 overall and 3-3 in SEC play.
Georgia has owned this series since Kirby Smart arrived in 2016. The Bulldogs are 8-0 against Missouri under Smart, and 4-0 against Eli Drinkwitz’s team.
The most recent meeting came in 2023, when Georgia won 30-21 in Athens. In that game, Ladd McConkey caught 7 passes for 95 yards, and defensive tackle Naz Stackhouse came up with a key fourth-quarter interception.
Smart was recently asked about Georgia’s limited number of night games at home, and the Missouri matchup will not give the Bulldogs a home SEC night game this season. Since ESPN’s new television contract with the SEC began in 2024, Georgia has had only four night home games, tied with Mississippi State for the fewest in the league over that stretch.
“Why haven’t you played at home at night? We haven’t had as many premier matchups,” Smart said.
“We never play Florida at home. That’s one of our premier matchups that lands on 3:30 all the time.
We haven’t had the home opportunities since Notre Dame.”
Georgia also enters the Missouri game off a loss in its last home outing, a 27-24 defeat to Auburn on Oct. 17.
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