Georgia football is finally back as the Bulldogs will begin their 2026 campaign against Tennessee State on Sept. 5. This game however is as close to a guaranteed victory as Georgia will ever get, so fans might already be looking ahead to what the rest of the season holds.
So before Georgia begins their quest to win the SEC for a third year in a row, here are final score predictions for all 12 of their regular season games.
Week | Opponent | Final Score |
|---|---|---|
Week 1 | Tennessee State | 38-6 W |
Week 2 | Western Kentucky | 42-10 W |
Week 3 | @ Arkansas | 35-14 W |
Week 4 | Oklahoma | 17-13 W |
Week 5 | Vanderbilt | 38-17 W |
Week 6 | @ Alabama | 28-27 W |
Week 7 | Auburn | 23-10 W |
Week 8 | Bye | Bye |
Week 9 | Florida (Atlanta) | 17-10 W |
Week 10 | @ Ole Miss | 38-28 L |
Week 11 | Missouri | 27-10 W |
Week 12 | @ South Carolina | 17-14 W |
Week 13 | Georgia Tech | 31-6 W |
Georgia will survive early tests in the SEC
The first two games this season for Georgia are a cakewalk. They will get past Tennessee State and Western Kentucky without breaking a sweat and will head to Arkansas to begin SEC play in week three. This matchup won’t be too challenging either, but heading into week four is when the grind really begins.
Georgia’s week four contest against Oklahoma could be the biggest home game of the season. This will potentially be a top 10 matchup that will feature two of the best defenses in the country. Georgia will barely scrape by this defensive battle and advance to the middle portion of their schedule with a perfect 4-0 record.
Up next is a dangerous game against Vanderbilt. On paper Georgia is significantly better, but after an emotional win against Oklahoma and a matchup with Alabama looming the following week there’s a chance they could overlook this game a little. Georgia will handle their business though before heading to Tuscaloosa and finally beating Alabama on the road to start a daunting four game stretch with a big win.
After beating Alabama the Bulldogs will survive upset bids from Auburn and Florida before getting a chance at revenge against Ole Miss.
Ole Miss continues to be a major problem for Georgia
The ninth game of the year for Georgia sees them travel to Oxford to take on Ole Miss. This not only is a chance for revenge after Ole Miss ended their season in the playoff last year, but Georgia lost to the Rebels the last time they played in Oxford in 2024 as well. Georgia will have all the motivation in the world to win this game, but quarterback Trinidad Chambliss will once again prove to be too much and will hand Georgia their first loss of the season.
Georgia will bounce back with a comfortable win at home against Missouri and will finish SEC play with a scary win at South Carolina the following week. Then they will come home for senior day where they will destroy Georgia Tech to end the season at 11-1.
A 11-1 record will have a good chance to see Georgia make the SEC Championship game. They will need some help because Ole Miss will have the tiebreaker over them and teams like LSU and Texas, who Georgia doesn’t play during the regular season, could go 9-0 in SEC play and advance to the title game over them. Georgia however will have their CFP spot clinched with an 11-1 record and will have a good chance at a top four seed as well.
Georgia has to handle their business one game at a time, and that begins with Tennessee State Saturday afternoon. The Bulldogs schedule sets up nicely though and they should be right there in the thick of the race in the SEC and College Football Playoff at the end of the season.
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