The Oklahoma Sooners travel to Athens, Georgia, to face the No. 2-ranked Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 3:30 p.m. ET from Sanford Stadium. Georgia enters the Southeastern Conference matchup with an undefeated 3-0 record, while Oklahoma stands at 2-1 on the season.
Broadcast and Streaming Details
Fans can watch the game live on ESPN or stream the broadcast through the ESPN Unlimited service, which is also accessible via the FOX One and ESPN Bundle. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET.
Team Statistics and Odds
Georgia has dominated its first three opponents, averaging 59.3 points and 539.0 yards per contest while surrendering just 13.3 points per game. The Bulldogs rank first in the SEC standings and enter the matchup as 13.5-point favorites at home, with a moneyline set at -610, according to game data.
Oklahoma averages 25 points and 329.6 yards per game offensively, while its defense allows a stingy 7.7 points per contest. The Sooners are +425 underdogs, and the over/under total is established at 44.5 points.
Players to Watch
Mateer has accumulated 652 passing yards and six touchdowns through three games, alongside 69 rushing yards. However, three interceptions have contributed to a minus-4 turnover margin for the Sooners, one of the lowest marks nationally. Protecting the ball will be vital against a Georgia defense that capitalizes on takeaways.
For Georgia, Stockton has engineered a mistake-free offense, throwing for 583 yards and nine touchdowns without an interception across three outings. Stockton has also rushed for 100 yards, providing an alternative threat when the pocket breaks down against an aggressive Oklahoma pass rush.
On the ground, Georgia relies heavily on Nate Frazier, who ranks 16th nationally with 253.3 rushing yards per game as a team. Frazier has posted 202 yards and five touchdowns on just 24 carries, averaging 8.4 yards per attempt. Frazier carries a questionable tag into Saturday due to an undisclosed issue but is expected to play.
Defensively, Heinecke leads the team with 14 tackles and one sack. The Sooners defense enters the week tied for third nationally with 12 team sacks, presenting a direct test for Georgia’s productive rushing attack.