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How to watch, listen or stream Georgia vs. Vandy…
No. 1 Georgia (6-0) will face SEC East foe Vanderbilt (3-3) on Saturday.
It’s homecoming in Athens as the Bulldogs look to stay hot after a 42-10 win over Auburn a week ago.
Here’s how to watch, listen or stream the game.
Injury updates on AD Mitchell, Smael Mondon, Jalen Carter & others…
No. 1 Georgia (6-0) is dealing with several key injuries ahead of the SEC East matchup with Vanderbilt (3-3) on Saturday in Athens.
The game will kickoff at 3:30 from Sanford Stadium.
Here’s an updated Georgia injury report ahead of the matchup.
Full-scale betting breakdown for Georgia vs. Vandy here…
The No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs take on the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday Oct. 15 in Athens.
If you’re looking to do some last-minute betting research, you’re in luck. We’ll give you the latest point spread, money line odds and over/under number, as well as the information you’ll need to make the smartest bet at Tipico Sportsbook.
The game kicks off at 3:30 p.m. ET and can be seen on SEC Network.
Here’s the betting outlook for Saturday’s Week-7 matchup.
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Prediction & 5 reasons why Georgia covers 38 points vs Vandy
No. 1 Georgia (6-0) will take on Vanderbilt (3-3) Between the Hedges on Saturday.
The Bulldogs got back on track last week versus Auburn in a 42-10 home win after escaping Missouri 26-22 in Week 5.
The Commodores are coming off a 52-28 loss to No. 9 Ole Miss.
Georgia is a 38 point favorite over Vanderbilt.
Here’s a prediction and five reasons why the Bulldogs cover the spread.
It’s all Bulldogs right now in Nashville.
No. 2 Georgia is demolishing Vanderbilt in Nashville right now. UGA was up 14-0 before Vanderbilt fumbled on a kickoff, which gave the Bulldogs a short field. Running back Zamir ‘Zeus’ White took it from there.
Fumble on the kickoff and the Dawgs recover!#ATD #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/todk0tVxFf
— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) September 25, 2021
White took it in from yard out to put Georgia up 21-0 with over 7 minutes to play in the first quarter live on the SEC Network
Vanderbilt has yet to make a first down.
It’s No. 2 Georgia at Vanderbilt right now on SEC Network. Check out UGA’s first score here
It didn’t take long for No. 2 Georgia to find the endzone at Vanderbilt. The Bulldogs now lead 7-0 early in the first quarter thanks to this touchdown rush from freshman tight end Brock Bowers.
Georgia TE Brock Bowers can do it all!!! TOUCHDOWNS DAWGS pic.twitter.com/1k1cn1ufwz
— NCAAF Nation (@NCAAFNation247) September 25, 2021
UGA’s stout defense forced a three-and-out and quarterback J.T. Daniels led a strategic drive for a score on the first possession.
There’s plenty of football left to be played in Nashville. The game is live now on SEC Network.
It’s No. 2 Georgia versus Vanderbilt this Saturday. Here’s what Vandy’s media is saying about the Bulldogs.
No. 2 Georgia (3-0) travels to Nashville to take on Vanderbilt (1-2) this Saturday at noon.
The Bulldogs are coming off of a 40-13 win over South Carolina in the SEC opener and the Commodores return home after a 41-23 loss to Stanford.
Vanderbilt, under first-year head coach Clark Lea, has a tall task ahead in trying to contain Georgia’s high-powered offense and score against UGA’s top-ranked defense.
Here’s what Vanderbilt media is saying about Georgia ahead of kickoff:
Here’s how to watch, listen or stream Georgia’s matchup with Vanderbilt this Saturday.
No. 2 Georgia (3-0) travels to Nashville to take on Vanderbilt (1-2) this Saturday.
UGA is coming off of a dominant 40-13 SEC opening win over South Carolina and the Commodores return home after dropping one to Stanford 41-23.
Here’s how to watch, listen or stream the matchup:
UGA has dealt with an injury bug since fall camp but several Bulldogs may be returning to the field soon. Here’s an updated injury report for the matchup with Vanderbilt.
No. 2 Georgia (3-0) takes on Vanderbilt (1-2) this Saturday at noon in Nashville.
The Bulldogs have had a slew of injury problems since fall camp, but there is some good news for Georgia fans.
For the first time since week-one, star quarterback J.T. Daniels is not on our injury report. Daniels made his return versus South Carolina after dealing with an oblique injury that caused him to miss the UAB game and while he is still rehabbing on a daily basis, Daniels is cleared to go barring any setbacks.
Receiver Kearis Jackson looks to be almost 100% after recovering from a knee procedure in fall camp. The leading pass catcher from a year ago only returned punts versus Clemson and UAB but was back at receiver against South Carolina.
Smart updated the status of both tight end Darnell Washington and defensive back Tykee Smith in a press conference on Monday. Both stars have been running and cutting this week after recovering from foot surgeries over five weeks ago. Smart said the matchup with Vanderbilt was targeted for their return, so we may see both suit up versus the Commodores.
Receiver Dominick Blaylock is close to taking the field after working his way back from an ACL tear suffered last year. The redshirt sophomore has had a setback, though. Georgia coach Kirby Smart said Blaylock has ‘tweaked’ his hamstring, signaling it will be more time before we see him take the field.
On Thursday, we learned that reserve cornerback Jalen Kimber will miss the rest of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery. The redshirt freshman had been dealing with the labrum injury since fall camp.
Last week Georgia lost reserve inside linebacker Rian Davis to a quad injury suffered in practice. Davis underwent successful surgery and is expected to be out for the year.
Star wideout George Pickens is rehabbing an ACL tear suffered in the spring, but the media caught a glimpse of Pickens running and catching passes at practice this week. A possible return this season is looking more and more like a reality.
LSU transfer Arik Gilbert is still not with the team due to personal reasons.
Here’s an updated injury report for Saturday’s matchup.
It’s a noon kick but Georgia won’t have any issues being ready for Vanderbilt. Here’s 5 reasons why UGA walks away with a win…
It’s No. 2 Georgia versus Vanderbilt this Saturday in Nashville. Kickoff is set for noon but Georgia won’t be worrying about an early start. The Bulldogs have plenty of reasons to be ready to go against the 1-3 Commodores and here’s why.
