YouTube TV-ESPN dispute: How to watch Georgia vs. Mississippi State in Week 11
By Jacob Moss
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Google and Disney are still embroiled in a carriage dispute heading into Week 11 of the 2025 college football season, which unfortunately means that fans of the SEC will be unable to stream their favorite teams on YouTube TV for the foreseeable future, as ESPN has been taken off the platform.
This includes Saturday’s noon kickoff between the No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs and the Mississippi State Bulldogs, which is slated to air on ESPN’s main channel.
How to watch Georgia vs. Mississippi State
Fans may not be able to watch this battle of the Bulldogs on YouTube TV, but SlingTV could serve as a viable alternative for fans that are still hoping to watch the game, with the platform currently offering all new customers a “Day Pass” for just $4.99.
Here’s what you need to know about Georgia vs. Mississippi State:
- Kickoff time: 12 p.m. ET
- Location: Starkville, Mississippi
- TV: ESPN (via SlingTV)
Fubo is also a potential alternative for fans hoping to watch this game. Fubo is currently offering a free trial for new customers.
Georgia vs. Mississippi State betting odds
No. 5 Georgia is entering this matchup against Mississippi State as decent favorites, but the line has been dropping all week as kickoff draws nearer. Georgia currently holds a 7-1 record, and is looking to keep pace in the SEC title game picture, while Mississippi State holds a 5-4 record, and is coming off their first conference win in the last 2 seasons against Arkansas.
Here’s a look at the up-to-date college football betting lines for this Week 11 showdown:
Georgia vs. Mississippi State history
These 2 SEC founding members of the SEC have met on the gridiron a total of 27 times dating all the way back to 1914. Georgia holds a 21-6 advantage over Mississippi State all-time, and they have beat their fellow Bulldogs 5 straight times. Their most recent meeting came last season in Athens, where Georgia escaped with a 41-31 victory.
