The No. 24 Florida Gators will host the No. 23 Tennessee Volunteers on Saturday afternoon. Here is how to watch this SEC East rivalry game online.
It’s that time of the year when we get our first big clash in the SEC East. That’s right, Saturday will be rocking in The Swamp down in Gainesville, as the No. 24 Florida Gators will host the No. 23 Tennessee Volunteers to open SEC play.
Kickoff from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field will be at 3:30 p.m. ET on September 16. This will be the CBS SEC Game of the Week. The available live streams can be found on CBS Sports and FuboTV.
Florida enters play with just one game in the books. The Gators had their Week 2 home opener against Northern Colorado canceled due to Hurricane Irma. Florida wants to get this game going against Florida. That’s because Florida’s last game was a drubbing at the expense of the Michigan Wolverines at AT&T Stadium two weekends ago.
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Tennessee may be 2-0, but we’re still not sure what Butch Jones’ team will be in a rebuilding year for the program. While the Volunteers handled Indiana State in Week 2, Tennessee needed the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets to mess up in double overtime to come away with a one-point victory in Week 1.
TV Schedule
Date: Saturday, Sep. 16
Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Location: Gainesville, Florida
Venue: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field
TV Info: CBS
Live Stream: CBS Sports, FuboTV
According to SportsBook Review, the Gators will be laying 4.5 points at home to the visiting Volunteers. The associated moneylines for this game are Florida -190 and Tennessee +170. This game’s over/under comes in at a combined 49.5 points.
Betting Odds
Point Spread: Florida -4.5
Moneylines: Florida -190, Tennessee +170
Over/Under: 49.5
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The winner of this game will likely be that third team in the SEC East contending with the Georgia Bulldogs and the South Carolina Gamecocks for the division. Whichever team loses this game will be in a real bad spot, possibly the sixth best team in the division, ahead of only the Missouri Tigers.