The No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs (6-0) travel to play the struggling Vanderbilt Commodores (2-5) in a game between SEC East foes.

Kickoff is scheduled for noon ET on Oct. 14. The game will be a rare SEC noon game that is televised on CBS.

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The TV commentators for the Georgia-Vanderbilt game are Tom McCarthy (analyst), Tiffany Blackmon (sideline) and Ross Tucker (play-by-play).

The defending back-to-back national champion Georgia Bulldogs are coming off an absolutely dominant performance against No. 20 Kentucky. Last week, Georgia won 51-13 behind an explosive offensive attack. Georgia quarterback Carson Beck looks in control of the Georgia offense. The Bulldogs have so many weapons at wide receiver and, of course, superstar tight end Brock Bowers.

Vanderbilt is fighting to win a game. The Commodores have lost five straight games, including a loss to UNLV, after starting the season 2-0. Last week, Vanderbilt lost 38-14 at Florida. The Commodores have not won an SEC game since defeating Florida in Nov. 2022.

Georgia football opened as 31.5-point favorites over the Commodores. Georgia has outscored Vanderbilt 117-0 over the last two meetings. Bulldog fans will look to take over Vanderbilt’s stadium in what should be a fun road trip for many Georgia fans.

Georgia looks to move to 7-0 against Vanderbilt before entering its bye week. The Vanderbilt game will be Georgia’s second road game of the year.

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