The ongoing financial dispute between Google and Disney is once against impacting college football fans.
The result of that dispute is YouTube TV subscribers will not have access to Disney-owned channels such as ESPN and SEC Network for the second week in a row. That means fans who were hoping to watch Florida vs. Kentucky on Saturday night will have to make other arrangements.
How to watch Florida vs. Kentucky
YouTube TV subscribers will have to find another method to watch the Gators and Wildcats on Saturday. That game is set to be broadcast on SEC Network at 7:30 p.m. ET and therefore won’t be available on YouTube TV barring a last-minute agreement between Google and Disney.
SlingTV is an option for fans who are looking for a new streaming service. Sling has SEC Network included in its “sports extra” package.
Fubo is another potential alternative for fans who are looking to watch this game and others on Saturday night. Fubo has a free trial option for new customers.
Florida vs. Kentucky betting odds
Florida is a slight road favorite in this showdown between old SEC East foes. Florida has already fired head coach Billy Napier and there are plenty of rumblings around Mark Stoops at Kentucky. The Gators are coming off of a disappointing loss to Georgia. Kentucky defeated Auburn in its most recent game.
Here’s a look at the betting odds for this game:
Florida vs. Kentucky history
Florida and Kentucky have played 74 times previously, with the Gators dominating the series overall. UF has 54 wins all-time against the Wildcats.
Florida also won last season’s matchup against Kentucky 48-20 in Gainesville. However, the Wildcats have been more competitive in recent seasons. They’ve won 4 of the last 7 meetings overall, including a 2021 victory that has since been vacated by the NCAA.
Spenser is a news editor for Saturday Down South and covers college football across all Saturday Football brands.
