Georgia just dominated Ole Miss on the road 42-7 on Saturday. This result is obviously worth celebrating, but the Bulldogs still have three games left this regular season that require their full attention.
Up next for Georgia is another home game against Missouri. The Tigers have been a team ranked throughout the entire season, but whenever they start to climb higher in the rankings they seem to lose a game and fall to the bottom of the top 25. Missouri just lost to Texas this weekend, but they more than likely will still be ranked next week. That loss though might be why the SEC screwed Georgia by giving them another afternoon game instead of their first home night game of the season.
When do Georgia and Missouri play?
Kickoff between Georgia and Missouri is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14 at 3:30 pm EST. This game will be played on Georgia's campus in Sanford Stadium.
The SEC waited until after Saturday's games to set an official game time for Georgia vs Missouri. They said this game would begin at 3:30 or 7:30 pm last week with Texas at LSU being the other game to get one of these two game times. The SEC likely wanted to see which matchup would be better on paper so they could give that one the night game, but that never should've mattered.
Georgia hasn't had a home night game all season. LSU on the other hand will have their fifth home night game this year next week when they host Texas. It makes absolutely no sense that LSU should be treated this way especially after they just got blown out by Alabama on Saturday which was their third loss of the season.
No one in the SEC has had more home night games than LSU since 2024. Georgia on the other hand has only had four home night games since 2024, and so far this season they've had zero. Who knows why the SEC refused to give Georgia their first home night game of the season, but it looks like they're going to go an entire season without one since their only other home game this year is against a 2-7 Georgia Tech team.
How to watch Georgia football play Missouri
Georgia and Missouri will air on ABC. This game will also be available on the ESPN app and Fubo TV to stream as well.
What does Vegas think of Georgia's matchup with Missouri?
Georgia is currently favored by 13.5 points over Missouri, according to the DraftKings Sportsbook. The over-under for this game is set at 47.5 points as well.
This spread feels extremely small considering Georgia just beat Ole Miss on the road by 35 points on Saturday. Ole Miss also beat this Missouri team earlier this season 31-3, so it feels like this could be another blowout in the making.
The only thing that matters for Georgia is that they win this game, and while they won't be playing Missouri at night this is still an opportunity for them to further cement themselves as one of the best teams in the country.
Game odds adjust periodically and are subject to change.
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