The financial battle between Disney and Google may be over, which means millions of college football fans narrowly avoided being impacted for a third consecutive Saturday.
Due to the carriage dispute, Disney-owned channels such as ABC and ESPN weren’t available on YouTube TV. The outage may not be impacting Week 12’s slate, including the primetime ABC game this week: Texas vs. Georgia, but for anyone who canceled their YouTube TV subscription amid the battle, there are some options to stream tonight’s huge matchup.
How to watch Texas vs. Georgia
Although YouTube TV will have access to ABC and any other ESPN channels this weekend, there are some viable alternatives for fans who are looking to watch this game.
SlingTV has a “day pass” for new users who are looking to watch college football this weekend. The day pass lasts for 24 hours and includes ESPN3, which will have a simulcast of games played on ABC this weekend.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET.
Texas vs. Georgia odds
According to most sports betting apps, Georgia is a 6.5-point favorite over the Longhorns in Athens.
Fans who aren’t in a legal sports betting state can still consider Kalshi as an option. Kalshi is legal in all 50 US States. Here’s what the market looks like for this game between the Longhorns and Bulldogs:
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Texas vs. Georgia history
Texas and Georgia have met 7 times previously. This series between 2 of college football’s most-proud programs is very close — the Longhorns hold a 4-3 advantage going into Saturday’s game.
However, the Bulldogs have had the upper hand lately. Georgia won both matchups a year ago, including the SEC Championship Game.
Spenser is a news editor for Saturday Down South and covers college football across all Saturday Football brands.
