Georgia will face Alabama on October 10 in Tuscaloosa with a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff, broadcast on ABC, marking Alabama’s fifth appearance on the network in the first six games of the season.

Georgia’s upcoming schedule includes a home game against Vanderbilt this week at 12:45 p.m. on SEC Network, while Alabama travels to Mississippi State.

The Alabama-Georgia game is set for a night window, and the network and timing were confirmed in the days leading up to kickoff.

The rivalry has a deep historical arc, with landmark games from the 1960s to today underscoring why this matchup commands national attention.

Colin Gay of The Tuscaloosa News covers Alabama football and provides contact and social media information for updates.

The television window for the Georgia-Alabama game is a night slot, confirmed on Monday.

Night games at home typically favor the home team, and Georgia might prefer night road games to dampen opposing crowds, making this night matchup particularly notable for both programs.

Georgia’s schedule notes that the Tech game has been moved to the last Saturday of the regular season, as the program continues to build on back-to-back SEC titles.

Alabama most recently defeated South Carolina 49-18, with quarterback Keelon Russell contributing significantly this season.

The Alabama-Georgia meeting carries major implications for the SEC race and College Football Playoff positioning, with the winner gaining a substantive advantage.

This will be the eighth meeting of the decade between these programs, played at venues including Tuscaloosa, Atlanta, Athens, and Indianapolis.

The game is set for Tuscaloosa, and both teams’ high level of competitiveness is expected to drive strong viewership.