How to watch the CFP National Championship tonight, Alabama vs. Georgia live stream, TV channel, time, odds

The Alabama Crimson Tide will face the Georgia Bulldogs in the 2021 college football National Champions from Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Alabama Crimson Tide will face the Georgia Bulldogs in the 2021 college football National Champions from Lucas Oil Stadium.

Alabama comes into tonight’s game looking for another National Championship after knocking off Cincinnati. Meanwhile, the Georgia Bulldogs are coming off a win over Michigan and will look for some revenge in the ‘Natty’.

This is what everybody has been waiting for, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the action.

#3 Georgia vs #1 Alabama

  • When: Monday, January 10
  • Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: ESPN
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

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NCAA Football Odds and Betting Lines

NCAA odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook. Odds last updated Monday at 7:00 p.m. ET.

Alabama vs. Georgia (-2.5)

O/U: 52.5

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CFP National Championship: Georgia vs. Alabama live stream, TV channel, time, how to watch

The Georgia Bulldogs will meet the Alabama Crimson Tide in the CFP National Championship on Monday night from Lucas Oil Stadium.

The Georgia Bulldogs will meet the Alabama Crimson Tide in the CFP National Championship on Monday night from Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Georgia is coming off a 34-11 win over Michigan in the semifinals of the CFP and will be looking for some revenge after being blown out by Alabama in the SEC Championship. As for Alabama, they knocked off Cincinnati 27-6 in the semifinals and will be looking for back-to-back National Championships.

Tune in to the CFP National Championship, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the action.

#3 Georgia vs #1 Alabama

  • When: Friday, December 31
  • Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: ESPN
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

How to watch College Football

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NCAA Football Odds and Betting Lines

NCAA odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook. Odds last updated Monday at 5:30 p.m. ET.

Georgia (-2.5) vs. Alabama

O/U: 52.5

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Alabama vs Georgia: 10 Best CFP National Championship Predictions, Prop Bets

Alabama vs Georgia top prop bets for the College Football Playoff National Championship … if you dare to dabble.

What ten Alabama vs Georgia College Football Playoff National Championship predictions and prop bets appear to be the best bets and picks?


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So you’re bored of the idea of Alabama vs Georgia for the College Football Playoff National Championship after just seeing this a few weeks ago … fine.

Let’s make this interesting with a few wise investments.

Here are the ten best-looking prop bets, predictions, and big picks for the College Football Playoff National Championship.

Value means as much or more here as anything else. That’s why a slew of the player props that don’t give you anything extra aren’t on here. Also, this depends on where you’re looking and who you invest with.

Happy College Football Playoff National Championship. Let these confirm, deny, or help you in some way go with your already held beliefs.

Let’s start with the biggest contradiction pick of the bunch …

CFN Alabama vs Georgia Preview, Prediction
Experts Picks: National Championship

10. Alabama +2.5

LINE: +120

The payoff on this isn’t anything amazing, but if you believe in Alabama, you might as well take the free cup of coffee and get the added sweetener in it.

Now is as good a time as any to go into my belief for this season’s College Football Playoff and the National Championship.

Not patting myself on the back for the first part – I’m usually miserable at picking CFP semifinal games against the spread – but my initial calls were 1) Alabama and Georgia would roll in their respective semifinal games, 2) Georgia’s defense would be the 2021 regular season version in the two game tournament, and 3) Georgia would exorcise the demons and win it all.

Oh yeah, and 4) I’m a firm believer that you never go against Alabama, so picking Georgia hurts. That’s why Alabama +2.5 and getting +120 for it is more than fine.

Because I’ll never, ever, ever argue with anyone picking Alabama to win the national title …

9. Alabama -7.5 and total under 40.5

LINE: +1500

I’m picking Georgia, but yeah, Alabama could roll in this – because it’s Alabama.

It’s entirely possible that Nick Saban’s team takes its game up another notch AND Georgia’s defense is strong in a 24ish-16ish Tide win.

Seriously, would you be out-of-your-mind shocked if this was a defensive clinic like the 21-0 2012 BCS Championship win over LSU? Yeah, that’s probably not going to happen, but at +1500 you’re not crazy to take the shot.

So with that said …

8. Alabama -3.5 and total under 55.5

LINE: +550

Maybe I’m misreading this.

Maybe this will be a bit of a back-and-forth fight and not a defensive slugfest.

This is the one pick of the ten on this list that gives a nod to those who think the offenses are going to roll, because it’s the most practical value.

Alabama winning by 4 or more is hardly asking for the world, and maybe this is like the 41-24 SEC Championship again.

At +550, cool.

7. Alabama RB Brian Robinson scores 1st TD

LINE: +600

I’ll just say it. Player prop bets are stupid.

Yeah, they’re fun, and every once in a while they’ll hit, but over the long haul they’re not worth the trouble.

But this is a prop bet piece. It’s not like we’re doing up the practical thing here.

Brian Robinson ran for over 200 yards against Cincinnati, but he didn’t score. He ran for 55 yards in the SEC Championship against Georgia, but he didn’t score.

In fact, he hasn’t rushed for a touchdown since putting two on New Mexico State back in the middle of November – that’s four straight games without a touchdown.

And that’s why you’re getting the +600.

If you’re going to do a player prop bet, do a player prop bet big.

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6. Georgia on the money line and both teams score 20+ (or, if you like Alabama, go the other way)

LINE+190 for Georgia, +260 for Alabama

It’s about as conservative as the convoluted prop bets get when it comes to value.

This goes back to the call that Georgia wins, it’s a bit of a defensive fight, but it still ends up around 26ish-23ish. Georgia on the money line doesn’t get you anything, but if this ends up on the right side of a good battle with a few scores each, +190 is a nice way to get this done.

On the flip side, if you like Alabama, the +260 is an even better call for the value.

Now, on the slightly contradictory side of this is best national championship prop bet No. 5

10 Best CFP National Championship Prop Bets 
No. 5 | No. 4 | No. 3 | No. 2 | No. 1

NEXT: Alabama vs Georgia: Top 5 CFP National Championship Predictions, Best Prop Bets

Alabama vs Georgia: College Football Playoff National Championship Prediction, Game Preview

Alabama vs Georgia: College Football Playoff National Championship prediction, game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might or might not win.

Alabama vs Georgia: College Football Playoff National Championship prediction, game preview, how to watch 


Alabama vs Georgia: College Football Playoff National Championship How To Watch

Date: Monday, January 10
Game Time: 7:00 ET
Venue: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN
How To Watch: ESPN, Live stream on ESPN+
Record: Alabama (13-1), Georgia (13-1)
CFN Predictions | Bowl Schedule

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Alabama vs Georgia College Football Playoff National Championship Preview

Let’s do this again. Alabama was playing for its playoff life in the SEC Championship, was razor-sharp, explosive, and rolled to a 41-24 win back in early December. Bryce Young threw for 421 yards and locked up the Heisman, the slightly-maligned defense played one of its best games of the year, and the team earned the No. 1 spot in the College Football Playoff.

– Alabama was nice to Cincinnati. Rested, prepared, and focused, it had the game won after the opening drive in the 27-6 Cotton Bowl victory. Now it’s in the College Football Playoff National Championship for the sixth time in seven seasons – winning three of its previous five – as Nick Saban goes for his eighth national title overall.

To do that, Bama has to make it eight in a row over Georgia – the last Bulldog win was back in 2007. The streak includes two epic SEC Championships – 2012 and 2018 – and one all-time classic of a national title finish in a 26-23 overtime win to close out the 2017 season.

Yeah, the “Alabama is in Georgia’s head” is part of the narrative. How do we know?

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Georgia trounced Michigan 34-11 in a College Football Playoff Orange Bowl semifinal that wasn’t even that close. The Dawgs players and coaches were all complimentary to the Wolverines and didn’t show a lick of disrespect after the game, but everyone had a faraway stare – it’s Alabama time.

Head coach Kirby Smart demanded to not be doused with Gatorade, the celebration was muted, and the team that was No. 1 and dominant for most of the regular season before the SEC Championship game instantly pivoted to the task ahead.

– 1980. Georgia finished the season 12-0 behind its freshman sensation running back Herschel Walker, closing out with a victory over Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl for the national championship. It had another shot at a title in 1982, but lost to Penn State in the Sugar Bowl.

That was about it until coming so achingly close to getting by Alabama in Atlanta in early 2018, but over 40 years of frustration can finally be eased with one big win.

– The College Football Playoff needs this. Since this began, 13 of the 16 CFP semifinal games were relative blowouts, and after a terrific start with an entertaining Ohio State win over Oregon followed by three straight classics – Alabama over Clemson, Clemson over Alabama, Alabama over Georgia – the national championships have been total duds.

America might be bored with more SEC teams, but Alabama and Georgia were the two best teams this season. Either Bama throws another national title on the pile and Nick Saban starts to push into John Wooden territory as – maybe – the greatest college coach ever, or Kirby Smart finally translates all the loaded recruiting classes and years of a program failing to finish the drill – to use a Mark Richt term – to make it six SEC teams to win a national championship in the BCS/CFP era.

Why Georgia Will Win
Why Alabama Will Win
Prediction, What’s Going To Happen, History
Expert Picks: National Championships

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#1 Georgia vs. #3 Alabama live stream, TV channel, start time, odds, picks and predictions, how to watch

The Georgia Bulldogs will meet the Alabama Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game on Saturday afternoon at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The Georgia Bulldogs will meet the Alabama Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship game on Saturday afternoon at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Georgia comes into this game with a 12-0 record after knocking off Georgia Tech 45-0 last week and will look to stay undefeated this afternoon. Meanwhile, Alabama had a close scare last week against Auburn and will need to bring their game today if they want a chance against #1 Georgia.

Tune in to the SEC Championship game, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the action.

#1 Georgia vs. #3 Alabama

  • When: Saturday, December 4
  • Time: 4:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: CBS
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)

How to watch College Football this season

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NCAA Football Odds and Betting Lines

NCAA odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook. Odds last updated Saturday at 2:00 p.m. ET.

Georgia (-6.5) vs. Alabama

O/U: 48.5

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The 5 most exciting college football conference championship games on Saturday

Playoff implications loom large on Saturday with a lot of big games going on.

Championship week kicked off with a bang Friday night, as Utah and UTSA won the Pac-12 and Conference USA title games, respectively. It was Utah’s second win over the Ducks — who once found themselves very much in the thick of the College Football Playoff — and like the one earlier this season, it wasn’t particularly close. The Roadrunners played in a more exciting game, topping the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers 49-41 in a shootout to take the C-USA.

Saturday is more of the same, with a slate of eight conference title games waiting for us. We took a look at the five most exciting and must-watch, so let’s get to it.

All odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook.

5 Best College Football Predictions Against The Spread: Championship Week

5 best predictions against the spread for college football’s Conference Championship Week. Which games appear to be the best bets against the spread?

5 best predictions for college football’s biggest regular season weekend – it’s Championship Week. What games appear to be the best bets and the best picks?


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CFN Experts Picks: College
CFN Experts Picks: NFL 
Championship Week Schedule, Game Previews
Bowl Projections: Updated with New Bowl

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Results So Far ATS: 82-60-2

It’s all about the bowl games coming up next – those require an entirely different skillset – but first, we close out with college football’s Championship Week.

There are just 11 games – normally there are 70+ games to pick and choose from – but you don’t care. You just want the magic to happen.

So let’s do this. Be bold. Be brave. Be …

Eh, whatever. I promised five picks, here’s seven, but with a twist.

Thanks so much for being a part of this fun and amazing college football season.

Click on each game for the preview

5. Kent State vs Northern Illinois & Pitt vs Wake Forest point totals

LINE Kent State vs Northern Illinois 74.5, Pitt vs Wake Forest 71.5
Point Total Picks Over

I’m combining these two games together for one simple reason – it goes against everything I believe in.

If you’ve been with this piece all year, hopefully you did alright with the belief system of ALWAYS taking the under on a mid-70s point total, and go crazy if it’s in the high-70s or – if we’ve been good people who deserve something nice – in the 80s.

Too many things have to happen to get to over on a 70+. Bad weather, turnovers, a parachute not opening, it could be anything to keep two offenses from trading haymakers.

That’s why I’ll throw in a polite suggestion of under on the 73 in the Conference USA Championship between UTSA and WKU. Yeah, yeah, yeah they combined for 98 in the first meeting, but that Roadrunner defense will show up just enough to keep Bailey Zappe and friends from going off.

I won’t lie, the MAC Championship scares me because MAC Championships are weird.

They almost NEVER go according to any form or reason, one side always wets the bed and turns it over a gajillion times, and … this should be wild.

Kent State just doesn’t do defense against decent offenses. Forget that these two combined for 99 points in the first meeting, it’s indoors, the Golden Flash offense is going to be even quicker, and one of the two sides should take care of at least 50 of this by itself.

And the ACC Championship? Maybe it’s wishful thinking, but Wake Forest’s Sam Hartman and Pitt’s Kenny Pickett are about to put on a show.

Both defenses are coming off of oddly dominant performances, and Pitt hasn’t allowed more than 30 points in seven of its last nine games, but …

There’s no pressure. There’s no playoff spot on the line. These two are about to let it rip.

I’m doing the combined-pick thing again next, and then come the big calls …

CFN Championship Week Experts Picks: College

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Alabama vs Georgia College Basketball Game Preview

Alabama Crimson Tide vs Georgia Bulldogs prediction and college basketball game preview.

Alabama Crimson Tide vs Georgia Bulldogs prediction and college basketball game preview.


Alabama vs Georgia Broadcast

Date: Saturday, March 6
Game Time: 2:00 ET
Venue: Stegeman Coliseum, Athens, GA
Network: CBS

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Alabama (20-6) vs Georgia (14-10) Game Preview

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Why Alabama Will Win

There was an off day in a blowout against Arkansas last week, but everything is back to normal with great defensive performances in wins over Mississippi State and Auburn as part of a run of five wins in the last six games.

One of those wins was over Georgia in mid-February, with the offense hitting 64% from the field and 60% from three in the 115-82 obliteration. That’s not all that crazy for a Bulldog game – Georgia gives up 78 points per game partly because the offense gives up a ton of turnovers for easy scores.

The Crimson Tide will get points on the move, they’ll shoot a ton of threes, and on this defense, they’ll make most of them.

Why Georgia Will Win

Alabama might be taking it easy. It already won the SEC Championship and doesn’t necessarily need this for anything more than a tune-up for the games that matter.

For all of Georgia’s problems and issues, the team has no problems trying to crank up the scoring. It can rebound, move the ball around, and it’ll get into the speed of the game with the ability to play in the 80s without a problem.

It’s Senior Day – the Dawgs will be cranked for this.

What’s Going To Happen

Georgia has been just good enough at home to make this more of a fight than Bama might like. No, the Tide won’t take the day off, but the Bulldogs will ramp up the intensity just enough to keep this from being a blowout.

Alabama vs Georgia Prediction, Line

Alabama 81, Georgia 75
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Line: Alabama -9, o/u: 154.5
ATS Confidence out of 5: 2

Must See Rating: 2.5

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Alabama vs Georgia Prediction, College Basketball Game Preview

Alabama Crimson Tide vs Georgia Bulldogs prediction and college basketball game preview.

Alabama Crimson Tide vs Georgia Bulldogs prediction and college basketball game preview.


Alabama vs Georgia Broadcast

Date: Saturday, February 13
Game Time: 3:30 ET
Venue: Coleman Coliseum, Tuscaloosa, AL
Network: SEC Network

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Why Georgia Will Win

The team can shoot.

It’s hit-or-miss from three – too often miss – but it’s great at getting to the basket and comes up with a whole lot of points off of defensive big plays.

The Bulldogs are 9-1 when hitting 48% or better from the field, and it’s going to keep on firing and keep on pressing the foot on the gas. On the flip side, the Alabama O has gone strangely cold over the last few weeks. It’s struggling from the outside and hasn’t hit 40% from the field in three of its last four games.

However …

Why Alabama Will Win

Georgia almost HAS to hit 48% or better to win.

In 12 SEC games, Georgia is 4-1 when making 48% or more of its shots, and is 1-6 when it doesn’t.

Alabama hasn’t allowed anyone to hit 48% from the field in SEC play. the defense is solid in field goal percentage and it cleans up everything off the misses.

Georgia might force a ton of mistakes, but Bama leads the SEC in steals and should come up with a bazillion against a mistake-prone Dawg O.

What’s Going To Happen

Expect a fun game.

Alabama has lost two of its last three games, but they were both on the road and the offense went cold in both games against Oklahoma and Missouri. Everything will get going again in a good win against a Georgia O that’s going to be strong, but won’t be quite hot enough.

Alabama vs Georgia Prediction, Line

Alabama 80, Georgia 71
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COMING, o/u: COMING
ATS Confidence out of 5: COMING

Must See Rating: 3

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Georgia vs. Alabama: NCAA college football live stream, TV channel, start time, odds, predictions

The #3 ranked Georgia Bulldogs will travel to Tuscaloosa for a huge SEC matchup against the #2 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide.

The #3 ranked Georgia Bulldogs will travel to Tuscaloosa for a huge SEC matchup against the #2 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide.

The good news for Alabama is that Nick Saban was cleared to coach tonight and will be on the sidelines for Bama. Alabama is coming off an impressive win over Ole Miss last weekend, scoring 63 points and showing how strong their offense is this year.  Georgia is coming off a 44-21 win over Tennessee and looking to make it 4-0 with a win against Alabama tonight.

Can Georgia pull off the upset in Tuscaloosa tonight?  Tune in and find out, here is everything you need to know to stream the game.

Georgia vs. Alabama

  • When: Saturday, October 17
  • Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: CBS
  • Live Stream: fuboTV (watch for free)
  • Live Stream: CBS All Access (try it for free)

Prediction: Georgia can absolutely win this game and definitely cover the spread in this one.  Alabama is sneaky fast and score on the drop of a dime, with that being said I expect this game to be a shootout so I’ll take the over.

Bet: Over 58.5

NCAA Football Odds and Betting Lines

NCAA Football odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Saturday at 4:45 p.m. ET.

Georgia vs. Alabama (-5.5)

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