Where to Watch Georgia Bulldogs Football vs Ole Miss Rebels Football: TV, Stream, Replay and Final Score

Where to watch Georgia Bulldogs football vs Ole Miss Rebels football is a question with a finished answer now, because Georgia beat Ole Miss 42-7 on Saturday, November 7, 2026.

ABC carried the game live in prime time from Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi, with kickoff at 7:30 p.m. ET.

Fans who missed it live can still watch the replay in the ESPN app, check highlights on the official team sites, and listen to radio coverage.

Georgia led 28-0 at halftime and 35-0 entering the fourth quarter, so the second half was about the margin, not the result.

Short answer first: the game aired on ABC, streamed in the ESPN app with ESPN Unlimited, and also streamed on Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, and DIRECTV Stream.

An antenna also worked in most markets, because ABC is a free broadcast network that anyone can receive over the air.

Readers will find the final score by quarter, the key plays, the player stats, and every viewing option in the sections below.

Every score and stat here comes from the official recaps published by the University of Georgia and Ole Miss on November 7, 2026.

Streaming prices are labelled by source and date, because providers change prices often and old numbers mislead readers fast.

Rankings need one warning too: Ole Miss was No. 12 in the AP poll and No. 10 in the College Football Playoff ranking, while Georgia was No. 2 in both polls.

Georgia Beat Ole Miss 42-7: Final Score at a Glance

Georgia won 42-7 in Oxford on Saturday, November 7, 2026, in front of a sellout crowd of 68,814 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

The win moved Georgia to 8-1 overall and 6-1 in SEC play, while Ole Miss fell to 6-3 overall and 4-3 in the SEC.

Georgia entered the game at 7-1 and Ole Miss at 6-2, so both teams had real College Football Playoff hopes on the line.

Only one team kept those hopes fully alive after the final whistle, and the scoreboard showed why in plain numbers.

Georgia outgained Ole Miss 481-252 in total yards, and the gap on the ground was even wider at 295 yards to 66.

Turnovers told the same story: Georgia won the turnover battle 2-0, and Ole Miss never found a rhythm on offense.

Kirby Smart earned his first win at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium as Georgia head coach, after losing there in 2016 by 45-14.

Ole Miss lost its 16-game home winning streak, which had been the second longest active home streak in college football.

Score by Quarter

Georgia scored in every quarter and Ole Miss scored only once, late in the fourth quarter, when the game was already decided.

The first quarter set the tone: Georgia scored twice and built a 14-0 lead before Ole Miss could settle into the game.

Georgia added two more touchdowns in the second quarter, and the teams went to halftime with Georgia ahead 28-0.

One more Georgia touchdown in the third quarter made it 35-0, and the fourth quarter became a formality.

Ole Miss finally scored with 10:43 left, when Shekai Mills-Knight ran in from 8 yards out to make it 35-7.

Georgia answered on the next drive with a 65-yard touchdown pass, and the final score became 42-7 with 9:06 left.

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Georgia Bulldogs	14	14	7	7	42
Ole Miss Rebels	0	0	0	7	7

Quarter scores come from ESPN as reported in the postgame scorecard on November 8, 2026, and match the official recaps.

No scoring happened after 9:06 left in the fourth quarter, so the last nine minutes were played out with the result settled.

Georgia fans could relax early, which is rare in a top 10 SEC road game played at night in Oxford.

Key Plays That Decided the Game

Gunner Stockton opened the scoring threat early, and Georgia never gave Ole Miss a chance to breathe after that.

Stockton hit Talyn Taylor for a 58-yard touchdown pass to make it 14-0 in the first quarter, per the official Georgia postgame notes.

Taylor caught three touchdown passes in the game, and the last one went for 65 yards with 9:06 left in the fourth quarter.

That 65-yard score came on a three-play, 75-yard drive right after Ole Miss had finally reached the end zone.

Georgia answered a touchdown with a touchdown, which is the fastest way to end a comeback before it starts.

Nate Frazier passed 100 rushing yards and powered a Georgia ground game that wore down the Ole Miss defense all night.

Georgia ran for 295 yards as a team, while Ole Miss managed only 66 rushing yards in the whole game.

Trinidad Chambliss threw for 170 yards with an interception, and Ole Miss scored its fewest points with him as starter.

Chambliss and the Rebels had no answers offensively, per the Clarion Ledger live report from November 7, 2026.

Georgia built a 28-0 halftime lead with four first-half touchdowns, and the game was effectively over at the break.

Ole Miss started with the ball and still fell behind by 14 points in the first quarter, per the Sports Illustrated report card.

Georgia won the first quarter 14-0 and turned the ball over zero times, while Ole Miss turned it over twice.

Player Stats That Matter

Gunner Stockton was 9 of 15 for 186 yards, with 5 total touchdowns, 4 passing and 1 rushing, per the official Georgia postgame notes.

Stockton also ran for 28 yards on six carries, which kept Ole Miss honest on third down and in the red zone.

Talyn Taylor was the breakout star, with three touchdown catches, including scores of 58 yards and 65 yards.

Nate Frazier led the ground attack and passed 100 rushing yards, per the Sports Illustrated report card on the game.

Georgia gained 481 yards on 63 plays, which works out to more than 7 yards per play across the whole game.

Ole Miss gained 252 yards total, with 186 passing yards from Chambliss and only 66 yards on the ground.

Shekai Mills-Knight scored the only Ole Miss touchdown, on an 8-yard run with 10:43 left in the fourth quarter.

No Ole Miss runner broke free against the Georgia front, and the Rebels averaged under 3 yards per rushing attempt.

Georgia finished with 186 passing yards, a modest total that shows how little the Bulldogs needed to throw.

When a team runs for 295 yards, the passing game becomes a bonus instead of a lifeline.

Stat	Georgia	Ole Miss
Total yards	481	252
Rushing yards	295	66
Passing yards	186	186
Turnovers lost	0	2
Halftime score	28	0
Final score	42	7

Stats in this table come from the University of Georgia postgame notes and the Ole Miss recap, both dated November 7, 2026.

Passing yards were tied at 186, which makes the 229-yard gap on the ground the real story of the game.

Where to Watch the Replay and Highlights

Replay searches now matter more than live searches, because the game ended on November 7, 2026, and no live stream exists anymore.

Readers who type this keyword today usually want one of three things: the full replay, a short highlight video, or the score.

Start with the replay, because that is the hardest option to find and the one most guides skip.

Check the ESPN app first, then the official team sites, then a live TV streaming service that records ABC.

Availability changes by market and by subscription, so check the app in your own account before you promise yourself a replay.

Full Game Replay

ESPN Unlimited is the first place to check for a full replay, because the game aired on ABC and streams in the ESPN app.

ESPN on ABC events stream in the ESPN app with ESPN Unlimited, per ESPN guidance reported in 2026.

Open the ESPN app, search for Georgia vs Ole Miss, and look for the full game replay under the November 7 listing.

Fubo, YouTube TV, and Hulu with Live TV can also hold a replay if you recorded the game or if the service keeps it on demand.

DIRECTV Stream works the same way, with cloud DVR on most plans, so check your recordings library first.

Replay windows vary by service, and some services delete recordings after a set number of days.

Do not trust a random free stream site that promises the full game, because those links are often unsafe or illegal.

Stick to the official apps listed in this guide, and use the official team sites for highlights instead.

Replay option	Where to find it	What you need
ESPN app	Search Georgia vs Ole Miss, Nov 7	ESPN Unlimited or TV provider login
Fubo	Recordings or on demand	Fubo plan with ABC and DVR
YouTube TV	Library, Nov 7 recording	YouTube TV plan with ABC
Hulu + Live TV	Recordings or on demand	Hulu + Live TV plan
DIRECTV Stream	Recordings library	DIRECTV Stream plan with ABC

Replay availability is not guaranteed on every service, so check the app before you sign up for a new plan.

Free trials help only if you sign up before the game, so they do not help a replay search after the fact.

Highlights and Condensed Game

Highlights are easier to find than a full replay, and they give most fans everything they need in a few minutes.

Check the official Georgia athletics site first, because its recap links to video highlights and postgame notes.

Check the official Ole Miss athletics site next, because it carries the home view, including the home streak ending.

ABC and ESPN also publish highlight clips from Saturday Night Football games, usually within hours of the final whistle.

Search for the condensed game if you want every scoring play without the full four quarters.

A condensed game usually runs 15 to 30 minutes and cuts out dead time, timeouts, and commercial breaks.

Stockton to Taylor for 65 yards is the clip to look for first, because it was the last and longest touchdown of the night.

Taylor’s 58-yard touchdown in the first quarter is the second clip to find, because it made the lead 14-0.

Mills-Knight’s 8-yard touchdown run is the only Ole Miss scoring play, so it appears in every highlight package.

Radio and Live Stats

Radio carried the game live, and the Ole Miss Radio Network broadcast it with live audio on OleMissSports.com.

Georgia fans could follow the Georgia Bulldogs Radio Network, which carries every Georgia football game live.

Live stats were available on StatBroadcast, which the Ole Miss gameday guide linked for fans following on a second screen.

Radio is the best option when you are driving, working, or in a place with weak video signal.

Postgame radio shows and podcasts also recap the game, and they stay available long after the video replay expires.

Check the official team sites for postgame audio, because both schools publish coach interviews after big games.

How to Watch Georgia vs Ole Miss: TV and Stream

ABC was the only broadcast channel for this game, and every legal stream ran through ABC or the ESPN app.

No other national channel carried the game live, so any site that named a different channel was wrong.

ESPN Plus alone did not carry the game, because it aired on ABC, not on an ESPN Plus exclusive window.

That distinction confuses many fans, so it is worth stating plainly before you check your subscriptions.

Use the table in this section to match your service to the game, and check your local ABC carriage first.

TV Channel: ABC

ABC aired Georgia vs Ole Miss as its Saturday Night Football feature on November 7, 2026.

Saturday Night Football is ABC’s prime-time college football broadcast, and it usually kicks off at 7:30 p.m. ET.

Local ABC stations carried the game across the country, including WSB-TV in Atlanta for Georgia fans.

Viewers with cable or satellite could watch on their local ABC channel, just like any other Saturday night game.

Viewers without cable could watch ABC free with an antenna, or stream it through a live TV service that carries ABC.

ABC is a broadcast network, not a cable channel, so it is the easiest major college football channel to get free.

Check your local ABC affiliate before kickoff for any future game, because preemptions are rare but possible.

ESPN App and ESPN Unlimited

The ESPN app was the main streaming home for this game, because ESPN on ABC events stream inside the app.

ESPN Unlimited is the standalone streaming plan that includes the full ESPN lineup, and it is reported at $29.99 per month.

That price is reported by multiple streaming guides in November 2026, and you should re-verify it on the ESPN site.

ESPN Unlimited also includes ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN News, per ESPN guidance.

Fans with a cable or live TV login could also stream the game in the ESPN app without buying ESPN Unlimited.

Sign in with your TV provider in the ESPN app, find the ABC game, and the stream starts if your plan includes ABC.

An annual ESPN Unlimited plan is reported at $299.99 per year, which works out to about $25 per month.

That annual figure is competitor reported, so treat it as a guide and check the current price before you subscribe.

ESPN Unlimited does not include local ABC, CBS, FOX, or NBC stations as live channels, per ESPN guidance reported in 2026.

It does include ESPN on ABC events, which is the part that matters for a game like Georgia vs Ole Miss.

Download the ESPN app before kickoff for a future game, because setup and login take longer than fans expect.

Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu and DIRECTV

Fubo carried the game live on ABC in supported markets, and it was named by several watch guides before kickoff.

YouTube TV carried the game on ABC in nearly every market, and its base plan is reported at $82.99 per month.

Hulu with Live TV carried the game on ABC, and it bundles Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited with its live channels.

DIRECTV Stream carried the game on ABC, and The Streamable recommended its five-day free trial before kickoff.

Sling TV is the weak option for this game, because it does not include local ABC in most markets.

Sling fans needed an antenna for ABC, or a different service, to watch Georgia vs Ole Miss live.

Free trial lengths vary by service and by date, so check the trial terms on the provider site before you sign up.

DIRECTV offered a five-day free trial, Hulu with Live TV offered three days, and Fubo offered seven days, per The Streamable.

Trial lengths are competitor reported and change often, so never treat a trial length as a promise.

All four services above include ABC in most markets, but local channel availability still varies by ZIP code.

Enter your ZIP code on the provider site to confirm ABC carriage before you pay for a month.

Service	ABC included	Reported price	Free trial reported
ESPN Unlimited	Yes, ESPN on ABC events	$29.99 per month	None reported
Fubo	Yes, in supported markets	Check current price	7 days reported
YouTube TV	Yes, nearly every market	$82.99 per month	Check current offer
Hulu + Live TV	Yes, with Disney+ and ESPN Unlimited	Check current price	3 days reported
DIRECTV Stream	Yes, in supported markets	Check current price	5 days reported
Sling TV	No, in most markets	Check current price	Check current offer

Prices in this table are competitor reported in November 2026, except where the cell says to check the current price.

Hulu and Fubo prices conflict by source, so this guide does not print a single number that could be wrong.

Check the provider site on the day you subscribe, and keep the receipt if the price changes later.

Watch ABC Free With an Antenna

An antenna is the cheapest way to watch an ABC game, because ABC broadcasts free over the air.

Connect an indoor antenna to your TV, run a channel scan, and look for your local ABC affiliate.

Most viewers near a city get ABC clearly with a basic indoor antenna, and rural viewers may need an outdoor antenna.

An antenna gives you the live game in real time, with no buffering, no login, and no monthly bill.

It does not give you a replay, a recording, or on demand highlights, so pair it with a streaming app.

Pairing an antenna with ESPN Unlimited covers both the live ABC game and the replay in one setup.

That pair costs less than a full live TV plan, and it works for every future ABC game too.

What Each Service Costs: A Quick Decision Guide

Choose ESPN Unlimited if you only want ESPN channels and the ABC game stream, and you already have an antenna.

Choose YouTube TV if you want ABC plus every other major channel in one plan, with unlimited DVR included.

Choose Fubo if you want the widest sports channel count, and you watch a lot of live sports each week.

Choose Hulu with Live TV if your household already uses Disney+ and Hulu, because the bundle adds value.

Choose DIRECTV Stream if you want a cable style lineup with a short free trial before a big game.

Avoid Sling TV for ABC games unless you add an antenna, because Sling lacks local ABC in most markets.

Cancel after the game if you only signed up for one matchup, and set a reminder before the trial ends.

Kickoff Time, Venue and Announcers

Kickoff was Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. ET, which was 6:30 p.m. local time in Oxford, Mississippi.

Oxford sits in the Central time zone, so local fans watched the game start at 6:30 p.m. on their clocks.

Prime time matters for a game like this, because both teams were ranked in the top 12 and the SEC race was tight.

Kickoff Time in Every US Time Zone

Eastern time kickoff was 7:30 p.m., which is the standard slot for ABC Saturday Night Football.

Central time kickoff was 6:30 p.m., which is the local time at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford.

Mountain time kickoff was 5:30 p.m., and Pacific time kickoff was 4:30 p.m. on Saturday afternoon.

Convert the time before you set a reminder, because a one hour mistake means missing the first quarter.

Time zone	Kickoff time, Nov 7, 2026
Eastern (ET)	7:30 p.m.
Central (CT)	6:30 p.m.
Mountain (MT)	5:30 p.m.
Pacific (PT)	4:30 p.m.

Times in this table are for the November 7, 2026 game only, and they do not apply to a future meeting.

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium and The Grove

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium sits on the Ole Miss campus in Oxford, and its listed capacity is 64,038 seats.

The announced crowd was 68,814, which is higher than the listed capacity, and both figures are reported as published.

Standing room and temporary seating can push attendance past listed capacity, but the sources seen do not explain the gap.

The Grove is the famous tailgating area next to the stadium, and it fills with tents hours before kickoff.

SEC Nation broadcast from campus starting at 8 a.m. CT on game day, per the Ole Miss gameday guide.

The game was listed as sold out before kickoff, per the Ole Miss gameday guide published on November 7, 2026.

Tickets were reported as low as $303 in one preview, but that figure is competitor reported and not verified here.

Buy tickets only from official sources or a trusted resale site, and check the seat map before you pay.

Announcers and SEC Nation

Sean McDonough called play by play on ABC, with Greg McElroy as analyst and Katie George on the sideline.

McDonough and McElroy are ABC’s lead Saturday Night Football team, so their voices are familiar to SEC fans.

Katie George reported from the sideline, with injury updates, coach interviews, and crowd reaction during the game.

SEC Nation is the SEC Network pregame show, and it set up on campus in Oxford for this matchup.

Pregame shows add context that the game broadcast skips, including playoff stakes, injury news, and rivalry history.

Georgia vs Ole Miss Series History and Sugar Bowl Rematch

Georgia and Ole Miss first played on October 12, 1940, in Athens, and Ole Miss won that first meeting 28-14.

The Rebels were led that day by Harry Mehre, who had coached Georgia from 1928 to 1937 before moving to Ole Miss.

Georgia leads the all time series, and the exact total depends on how you count one vacated Ole Miss win.

After the November 7, 2026 win, Georgia leads 35-15-1 if you count the vacated 2016 Ole Miss win as a win.

Georgia leads 35-14-1 if you exclude the vacated win, which is how the official record is usually stated.

Never merge those two totals, because they answer different questions and mixing them creates a false record.

State which count you use every time you print the series total, and your readers will trust the number.

All Time Series, 1940 to 2026

The teams met only four times before 1966, when the matchup became an annual fixture through 2002.

Georgia did not play in Oxford until 1975, and Ole Miss won the first two meetings at home.

Georgia won 49-0 in 1974, which remains the largest margin of victory in the rivalry.

Georgia then won 12 straight meetings from 1977 to 1988, which is the longest winning streak in the series.

Ole Miss snapped that streak with a 17-13 win in Oxford in 1989, per the series history on DawgTime.

Georgia followed with 10 straight wins, including all six meetings under former coach Mark Richt.

Ole Miss has never won more than two games in a row against Georgia, and its longest streak is two.

Georgia is 20-3-1 at home against Ole Miss in the series, per the series history published before the 2026 game.

Georgia is 11-7 in Oxford after the November 7 win, per the official Georgia postgame notes.

The teams have traded wins in recent meetings, with Georgia winning in Athens in 2025 and Ole Miss winning the Sugar Bowl.

Period	Series note
1940	First meeting, Ole Miss won 28-14 in Athens
1941	Only tie in series history, 14-14 in Athens
1974	Georgia won 49-0, largest margin in the rivalry
1977 to 1988	Georgia won 12 straight, longest streak in the series
Oct 18, 2025	Georgia won 43-35 in Athens
Jan 1, 2026	Ole Miss won 39-34 in the Sugar Bowl
Nov 7, 2026	Georgia won 42-7 in Oxford

Series facts in this table come from the University of Georgia Sugar Bowl preview and the DawgTime series history.

Check the official record before you reuse any series total, because sources count the vacated 2016 win differently.

Sugar Bowl, January 1, 2026: Ole Miss 39, Georgia 34

Ole Miss beat Georgia 39-34 on January 1, 2026, in the College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Sugar Bowl.

The game was played at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, and it was the 50th meeting between the programs.

A 47-yard field goal with six seconds left ended the Georgia season and sent Ole Miss to the Fiesta Bowl.

Georgia tied the game on a 24-yard field goal by Peyton Woodring with 56 seconds left, before Ole Miss answered.

Ole Miss entered as the No. 6 seed and Georgia as the No. 3 seed, after Georgia won the SEC Championship.

Georgia had won the SEC title with a 28-7 victory over Alabama on December 6, 2025, per the Georgia Sugar Bowl preview.

Ole Miss posted its first ever 11-win regular season in 2025, with a record of 12-1 entering the Sugar Bowl.

Georgia entered the Sugar Bowl at 12-1, and both teams were 7-1 in SEC play during the regular season.

The Sugar Bowl was the first postseason meeting between the two programs, and the first time they met in a bowl game.

Lane Kiffin was not around for the Sugar Bowl win, per Saturday Down South, because he had already left Ole Miss.

Pete Golding coached Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl, and he was still head coach for the November 7, 2026 game.

Georgia fans remembered the Sugar Bowl loss all year, and the November rematch in Oxford carried that weight.

October 18, 2025: Georgia 43, Ole Miss 35

Georgia beat Ole Miss 43-35 on October 18, 2025, in Athens, in a game that featured 78 points in total.

Georgia was ranked No. 9 and Ole Miss was ranked No. 5 at the time, per the Georgia Sugar Bowl preview.

The two teams combined to score 78 points over the first 11 drives, which made it one of the fastest games of 2025.

Ole Miss led in the fourth quarter, per the Ole Miss Sugar Bowl preview, before Georgia pulled away late.

The Sugar Bowl was a rematch of that regular season game, which was only the fourth such rematch in Sugar Bowl history.

Georgia and Ole Miss had never played twice in the same season before 2025, per the Georgia Sugar Bowl preview.

Three meetings in just over a year followed, with Georgia winning in Athens, Ole Miss winning the Sugar Bowl, and Georgia winning in Oxford.

Kirby Smart in Oxford

Kirby Smart held a 2-3 record against Ole Miss as Georgia head coach before the November 7, 2026 game.

Smart was 2-0 at home against Ole Miss but 0-2 in Oxford before this win, per the DawgTime preview.

Ole Miss beat Georgia 45-14 in Oxford in 2016, in Smart’s first season, and it was his largest margin of defeat.

Smart’s first win at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium came in blowout fashion, 42-7, which flipped the story of his Oxford trips.

Georgia fans had waited ten years for a Smart win in Oxford, and the 2026 team delivered it in prime time.

Georgia vs Ole Miss Odds, Stats and Playoff Picture

Georgia entered as a 3.5-point favourite, with a total of 56.5 points, per DraftKings odds reported by ESPN.

The moneyline was Georgia minus 170 and Ole Miss plus 142, which means Georgia was the clear favourite before kickoff.

Kalshi traders priced Georgia at 61 percent to win, per the Kalshi report published before the game.

Georgia covered the spread easily, winning by 35 points, and the total stayed under 56.5 because Ole Miss scored only 7.

Odds are informational only here, and they are labelled by source and date so readers can check them.

Pregame Odds

Spread odds move before kickoff, so the numbers below are the last reported line, not a live price.

DraftKings listed Georgia minus 3.5 as of 5:27 a.m. ET on Monday, November 2, 2026, per the Cappers Direct preview.

The total was 56.5 points, which means the game needed 57 combined points to go over the line.

Georgia and Ole Miss combined for 49 points, so the under won by a comfortable margin.

Odds change with injuries, weather, and betting action, so always check the current line on the day of a future game.

Market	Line, Nov 2, 2026	Result
Spread	Georgia -3.5	Georgia won by 35, covered
Moneyline	Georgia -170, Ole Miss +142	Georgia won
Total	56.5	49 combined, under
Kalshi win chance	Georgia 61 percent	Georgia won

Odds in this table are from DraftKings via ESPN and Kalshi, as reported in the previews cited in the research.

What the Result Means for the Playoff

Georgia moved to 8-1 and 6-1 in the SEC, which keeps the Bulldogs firmly in the College Football Playoff race.

Ole Miss fell to 6-3 and 4-3 in the SEC, and the loss likely drops the Rebels out of the 12-team bracket.

Ole Miss was No. 10 in the first College Football Playoff poll, per the Clarion Ledger analysis on November 8, 2026.

A 35-point home loss is hard to overcome in the playoff rankings, especially with two other losses already on the record.

Ole Miss coach Pete Golding urged his team to focus on what it can control, per the Clarion Ledger report.

Ole Miss plays at Oklahoma on November 14, 2026, which is its next chance to rebuild its case.

Georgia still controls its own path, and a strong finish in SEC play should keep the Bulldogs in the field.

Playoff rankings change every week, so check the latest College Football Playoff poll before you quote a ranking.

How to Choose a Stream for the Next SEC Game

Use this game as a test case, because the same ABC and ESPN setup applies to most big SEC games.

Start with the channel, not the service, because the channel decides which services can carry the game.

ABC games need a service with local ABC, or an antenna, or the ESPN app with ESPN Unlimited.

SEC Network games need ESPN Unlimited, Sling with Sports Extra, Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, or DIRECTV Stream.

ESPN games need ESPN Unlimited or a live TV plan that includes ESPN, which most of them do.

Five Steps to Pick a Service

Step 1: list the channels you need, starting with ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and SEC Network for SEC football.

Step 2: enter your ZIP code on each provider site to confirm local ABC and regional sports coverage.

Step 3: compare the monthly price and the free trial length, and set a calendar reminder before the trial ends.

Step 4: check the device list, because not every service works on every smart TV, phone, or streaming stick.

Step 5: test the stream before kickoff, because login and app setup always take longer than you expect.

Mistakes to Avoid

Do not buy ESPN Plus alone for an ABC game, because ESPN Plus does not include ABC broadcasts by itself.

Do not assume Sling TV carries ABC, because it lacks local ABC in most markets.

Do not wait until kickoff to sign up, because verification, payment, and app download can eat the first quarter.

Do not trust a free stream site that asks you to download software or enter card details for a game.

Do not forget to cancel a trial, because a one-game plan becomes a monthly bill if you miss the date.

Best Practices for Game Day

Watch on the biggest screen you have, and keep the score app open on your phone for stats.

Use a wired connection or strong Wi-Fi, because a weak signal causes buffering at the worst moments.

Close other apps before kickoff, because background downloads and updates can slow your stream.

Keep the radio broadcast as a backup, in case your video stream drops during a key drive.

Record the game if your service offers DVR, because you can rewatch the key plays after the final whistle.

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Georgia vs Ole Miss FAQs

Answers below use the official recaps from Georgia Athletics and Ole Miss Athletics, both published November 7, 2026.

Who won Georgia vs Ole Miss?

Georgia won 42-7 on November 7, 2026, at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi, in front of a sellout crowd.

What was the final score?

Georgia 42, Ole Miss 7, with quarters of 14-14-7-7 for Georgia and 0-0-0-7 for Ole Miss.

What channel was Georgia vs Ole Miss on?

ABC carried the game live as its Saturday Night Football feature, with kickoff at 7:30 p.m. ET.

What time did Georgia vs Ole Miss start?

Kickoff was 7:30 p.m. ET and 6:30 p.m. CT on Saturday, November 7, 2026, in Oxford.

Where was Georgia vs Ole Miss played?

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi, on the Ole Miss campus, with an announced crowd of 68,814.

Where can I watch the Georgia vs Ole Miss replay?

Check the ESPN app and ESPN Unlimited first, then Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, or DIRECTV Stream recordings.

Where are the Georgia vs Ole Miss highlights?

Check the official Georgia and Ole Miss athletics sites, plus ABC and ESPN highlight clips from November 7, 2026.

Can I watch Georgia vs Ole Miss for free?

ABC is free over the air with an antenna in most markets, and streaming free trials vary by service and date.

How much is ESPN Unlimited?

ESPN Unlimited is reported at $29.99 per month in November 2026, and you should re-verify the price on the ESPN site.

Does ESPN Unlimited include ABC games?

ESPN on ABC events stream in the ESPN app with ESPN Unlimited, per ESPN guidance reported in 2026.

Does Fubo carry ABC?

Fubo carries ABC in supported markets, so check your ZIP code on the Fubo site before you subscribe.

Does YouTube TV carry ABC?

Yes, YouTube TV carries ABC in nearly every market, at a reported base price of $82.99 per month.

What radio station carried Georgia vs Ole Miss?

Ole Miss Radio Network carried the game, with live audio on OleMissSports.com, and Georgia has its own radio network too.

Who were the announcers?

Sean McDonough called play by play, Greg McElroy was analyst, and Katie George reported from the sideline.

Who was Georgia’s quarterback?

Gunner Stockton, who went 9 of 15 for 186 yards and 5 total touchdowns, 4 passing and 1 rushing.

Who was Ole Miss’s quarterback?

Trinidad Chambliss, who finished with 170 passing yards and an interception in the 42-7 loss.

Who scored for Georgia?

Talyn Taylor caught three touchdown passes, including scores of 58 yards and 65 yards, and Stockton added a rushing touchdown.

What was the halftime score?

Georgia led 28-0 at halftime and 35-0 entering the fourth quarter, after four first-half touchdowns.

Who leads the Georgia vs Ole Miss series?

Georgia leads 35-15-1 counting the vacated 2016 Ole Miss win, or 35-14-1 excluding it, after the November 7 win.

What happened in the Sugar Bowl?

Ole Miss beat Georgia 39-34 on January 1, 2026, on a 47-yard field goal with six seconds left.

Has Kirby Smart won in Oxford before?

No, November 7, 2026 was his first win at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, after losing there 45-14 in 2016.

When does Ole Miss play next?

Ole Miss plays at Oklahoma on November 14, 2026, per the official Ole Miss recap after the Georgia game.

When do Georgia and Ole Miss play next?

No next meeting is confirmed as of November 9, 2026, so check the SEC schedule for the next fixture.

Is Georgia vs Ole Miss on ESPN Plus?

No, the game aired on ABC and streams in the ESPN app with ESPN Unlimited, not on ESPN Plus alone.

Can I watch SEC football on Sling TV?

Sling TV lacks local ABC in most markets, so use an antenna or a different service for ABC games.

Conclusion

Where to watch Georgia Bulldogs football vs Ole Miss Rebels football now means the replay, because Georgia won 42-7 on November 7, 2026.

ABC carried the game live at 7:30 p.m. ET, and the ESPN app with ESPN Unlimited is the first place to check for the replay.

Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu with Live TV, and DIRECTV Stream also carried ABC, and an antenna gave viewers the game free over the air.

Georgia outgained Ole Miss 481-252, ran for 295 yards, and won the turnover battle 2-0 in a complete performance.

Stockton threw 4 touchdown passes, Taylor caught 3 of them, and Frazier passed 100 rushing yards in the win.

Ole Miss lost its 16-game home streak, and its playoff hopes took a heavy hit after the 35-point home loss.

Check the official Georgia and Ole Miss recaps for the box score, and check provider sites for current streaming prices.

Save this page and check back after the next Georgia vs Ole Miss fixture is confirmed for the new kickoff time.