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Georgia vs. Florida kickoff time, TV network announced

Game time has been announced for Georgia football vs. Florida, The World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.

Kickoff time has been announced for the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. Georgia versus Florida will begin at 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS Network as usual.

The winner of the SEC East’s super bowl has won the division each of the last six years. Florida grabbed a win last year, ending the Bulldogs three-year win streak. It was coach Kirby Smart’s first loss to the Gators in his Georgia tenure.

The game will take place once again at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida, the home of the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars, who have announced intentions for full capacity attendance in the fall. In 2020, the Georgia-Florida matchup was held at a 25% capacity,

Florida lost much of its production to the NFL draft, including signal-caller Kyle Trask. Still, the Gators will be a top-25 team and will face a loaded Georgia squad with playoff aspirations.

Georgia versus Florida: World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party series history

Let’s take a look into the Georgia Bulldogs versus Florida Gators rivalry history. The Bulldogs have dominated in recent seasons.

The Georgia Bulldogs battle the Florida Gators this Saturday in another pivotal SEC East contest. The winner will likely be playing in the Atlanta, while the loser’s season may be deemed as a failure.

The World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party is always high stakes. The winner more often than not in recent seasons makes the SEC Championship Game. This year, Kyle Trask and Kyle Pitts headline the Gators offense, which will face a stout Georgia Bulldog defense.

Decade in review: How Georgia football performed against rivals

From the beginning of the 2010 to 2019, the Georgia Bulldogs posted over a .500 winning percentage against each of their rival programs.

We’ve reached the end of college football’s 2019 regular season. From the beginning of the 2010 regulation schedule to the culmination of the current year’s, the Georgia Bulldogs posted a .500 or better winning percentage against each of their rival programs.

The Dawgs won eight and lost two against in-state rival Georgia Tech, earning the past three Governor’s Cups in a row.

They went 8-3 vs. Auburn, including a victory in the 2017 SEC Championship Game, winning the past three meetings consecutively.

They posted a record of six wins and four losses vs. Florida, also winning three meetings in a row.

The Bulldogs went 8-2 in matchups against Tennessee, again with three successive wins.

Georgia’s worst rivalry record of the decade comes against South Carolina. The Bulldogs split 10 games against the Gamecocks, accumulating five wins and five losses.