The Georgia Bulldogs host the Missouri Tigers in a SEC East clash at noon on Nov. 6
The No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs host the Missouri Tigers in an SEC East clash on Nov. 6. Georgia holds a 9-1 advantage in the series.
The Bulldogs and Tigers will kick off at noon and the game will be televised on ESPN. ESPN’s Joe Tessitore, Greg McElroy and Katie George are the commentators for the game.
The Georgia Bulldogs have dominated Missouri in recent match-ups. Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports
Missouri will present a unique challenge for the Georgia defense. The Tigers’ offense has one of the fastest tempos in all of college football. Georgia additionally faces an up-tempo attack next week at Tennessee.
The Georgia defense is certainly up to the task, but it will be interesting to see how the Dawgs combat the Tigers’ tempo.
The announcers have been set for the Georgia Bulldogs at Missouri Tigers game. UGA will look to wrap up second place in the SEC East.
The announcers have been set for the Georgia Bulldogs at Missouri Tigers game. The game will be televised at on the SEC Network and is set to kickoff at noon.
Georgia shut out Missouri 27-0 in Athens last season behind an impressive effort from wide receiver George Pickens. This match-up feels different than it did earlier in the season.
Kirby Smart and the University of Georgia is coming into the game hot with quarterback JT Daniels running the offense. Missouri will be without numerous players, but has reeled off a few consecutive wins when they’ve been able to play.
The Tigers enter the game 5-3 overall and they’ve won their last three games. They won a shootout over Arkansas last week and have defeated South Carolina and Vanderbilt since their hard-fought loss to Florida.
Missouri has a new coach in Eli Drinkwitz, who comes to Columbia, Missouri, following a brief stint with Appalachian State. Drinkwitz has helped the Tigers clinch at least a third place finish in the SEC East.
The SEC Network’s Dave Neal, D.J. Shockley, and Lauren Sisler will be on the call for the SEC East game.
The SEC Network crew for UGA-Missouri Saturday: Dave Neal, D.J. Shockley and Lauren Sisler.
The Georgia Bulldogs will look to beat Missouri to further their hopes of playing in a New Year’s Six bowl game for the fourth consecutive season.
Oct 14, 2017; Athens, GA, USA; Georgia Bulldogs running back Nick Chubb runs against the Missouri Tigers during the second half at Sanford Stadium. Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports
The announcers have been set for the Georgia Bulldogs at Missouri Tigers game. UGA is favored to win.
The announcers have been set for the Georgia Bulldogs at Missouri Tigers game. The game will be televised at on ESPN at is set to kickoff at noon.
Georgia shut out Missouri 27-0 in Athens last season. This match-up feels different with UGA coming off a deflating loss to Florida. Missouri has a few players suspended for the first half and Georgia has several players injured, so both teams will not be close to full strength.
The Tigers enter the game 2-3 overall, and they’ve won two of their last three. They topped LSU in a nail-biter and shutdown Kentucky’s offense in a 20-10 victory. Missouri has a new coach in Eli Drinkwitz, who comes to Columbia, Missouri following a brief stint with Appalachian State.
The reason Missouri has suspensions is due to their brawl at halftime with Florida (the Tigers lost 41-17 to the Gators). Missouri is coming off a bye week and should be improved and healthier.
ESPN’s Mark Jones, Dusty Dvoracek, and Quint Kessenich will be on the call for the SEC East game.
ESPN on-air crew for Georgia-Missouri Saturday: Mark Jones, Dusty Dvoracek and Quint Kessenich.
Georgia’s last game at noon was a sleepy affair. Hopefully this contest will be more exciting than the Dawgs’ 14-3 win over Kentucky.
Nov 9, 2019; Athens, GA, USA; Georgia Bulldogs linebacker Nolan Smith (4) sacks Missouri Tigers quarterback Taylor Powell (5) during the second half at Sanford Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports
