Georgia football opens its season Saturday vs. Marshall at Sanford Stadium. Kickoff is 3:30 p.m. — here’s what to know about the matchup, injuries and odds.

The Georgia Bulldogs will have their homecoming on Oct. 4 this year. Georgia's homecoming could be a bit of a trap game

The Bulldogs are highly regarded by ESPN's FPI going into what could be another strong season for the perennial SEC power.

The SEC is going to a nine-game schedule in 2026. Here's what it could mean for Georgia's rivalry games, the nonconference slate and going to Texas A&M.

River Ridge moves into the Class 5A rankings and Eastside enters the 4A top 10 on a week when Georgia teams fared well against nationally ranked out-of-state schools.

Georgia controlled the game against Marshall in a 45-7 win, but have three notable injuries following the contest

Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King busted loose for a 17-yard touchdown run after faking a handoff. He moved his team downfield 75 yards on 11 plays. The touchdown put the Yellow Jackets up 20-13 with 14 seconds left in the third quarter. The drive chewed up 5:46 of game clock and included five first downs for the Yellow Jackets.

Meanwhile, Miami counters with transfer Carson Beck, hoping to bounce back strong after losing a Heisman‑level QB. Tonight, it’s more than a kick off, it’s a rivalry renewal