Georgia Football Radio Network: Stations and Streams
University of Georgia home and away football games are broadcast through local affiliate stations, with free official online listening options. Find the station serving your area on the Radio Affiliates page, or use the official stream or mobile app when you are outside an affiliate’s signal range. Georgia Athletics also carries pregame, halftime, and postgame programming around the game broadcast.
What the Georgia Bulldogs Radio Network Is
The Georgia Bulldogs Radio Network is the group of radio stations that carries the same live UGA football broadcast in different cities and regions. An affiliate may broadcast on FM, AM, or both, depending on the market.
Every Georgia football home and away game is available on the network. The exact station is not the same everywhere, so there is no single FM frequency that works statewide or nationwide.
That is why the official Radio Affiliates page is the reliable way to find the station for your location. A station that carries Georgia programming at other times is not automatically the correct live-game affiliate for your area.
How to Listen to Georgia Football Live
Choose the listening route that fits where you are and the device you have available.
| Your Situation | Best Listening Route | What to Use |
|---|---|---|
| You are within range of a local station | Over-the-air radio | The official Radio Affiliates page |
| You are away from a Georgia affiliate or traveling | Browser stream | georgiadogs.com/watch/ |
| You are using an iPhone or another mobile device | Official mobile audio | Georgia Bulldogs mobile app |
| A local signal is weak or unavailable | Internet audio | Official web stream or mobile app |
Step 1: Choose Your Listening Route
- Use a local affiliate if you want to listen through a car radio, portable radio, home receiver, or stereo tuner.
- Use the official web stream if you have an internet-connected computer, tablet, or phone.
- Use the Georgia Bulldogs mobile app when a phone is your primary listening device.
The official web and app options let you hear the Georgia broadcast without needing a local FM or AM signal.
Step 2: Find the Local Affiliate Station
- Open Georgia Athletics’ Radio Affiliates page.
- Look for the station that serves your city or the nearest listed market.
- Tune your radio to the station’s listed frequency before the broadcast begins.
- Keep the affiliate page available if you are traveling between markets, since the station can change as you move.
Do not assume a station is an affiliate based only on its call letters, location, or usual sports format.
Step 3: Start the Official Online Audio
- Open a browser and go to georgiadogs.com/watch/.
- Select the live Georgia audio option when game-day programming is available.
- Leave the player open through the game if you want the full pregame and postgame coverage.
- If the browser stream is not convenient, open the Georgia Bulldogs mobile app and select the live game audio there.
The official web player at georgiadogs.com/watch/ is free, making it a no-cost option when local radio is unavailable.
Step 4: Confirm You Have the Georgia Broadcast
- Start listening early enough to hear the pregame host identify the Georgia football coverage.
- Keep the web stream or app ready as a backup if you are relying on a distant radio signal.
- Once the pregame show is on, leave the same station or stream playing through kickoff for the full network call.
Georgia Football Game-Day Broadcast Schedule
Georgia’s radio coverage is more than the game itself. Use this schedule to decide when to tune in based on the coverage you want.
| Program or Segment | When It Airs | What It Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Full football pregame coverage | 4 hours before kickoff | News, features, analysis, and game buildup |
| Tate Center Plaza home-game preview | 60-minute preview | Sets the stage for a home game |
| Broadcast-booth segment | 30 minutes prior to kickoff | Final update from Head Coach Kirby Smart |
| Live game broadcast | At kickoff | Play-by-play, color analysis, and halftime coverage |
| Full postgame coverage | 2.5 hours after the game | Reaction, analysis, and continuing coverage |
| Home-game postgame discussion | 90 minutes | Discussion of major moments from the game |
Tune in 4 hours before kickoff if you want the entire Georgia pregame experience rather than only the game call. The pregame programming builds toward the broadcast-booth segment, which airs 30 minutes prior to kickoff and includes Kirby Smart’s final word before the game.
For home games, the Tate Center Plaza programming includes a 60-minute preview. After the final whistle, tune in for the full 2.5-hour network postgame window. For the home-game discussion segment specifically, expect 90 minutes focused on the biggest moments from the game.
Weekly Georgia Football Radio Shows
Georgia football radio programming continues between Saturdays, giving listeners a way to hear team discussion and previews before game day.
Bulldogs Live With Coach Smart
“Bulldogs Live with Coach Smart” airs Thursday nights from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The first hour features Kirby Smart discussing the upcoming game, making it the main official weekly preview show for listeners who want team context before Saturday.
The second hour shifts to broader Georgia football discussion with the show’s host, analysts, and fan calls.
Bulldog Brunch
The Bulldog Brunch airs Sunday morning from 10:00 a.m. to noon after a Georgia football game. The show reviews the previous game, takes calls from Georgia fans, and begins looking ahead to the next opponent.
It does not air during an off-week, so use it after a game rather than expecting a Sunday broadcast every week of the season.
When a Local Station Is Not the Answer
A local affiliate is useful, but it is not always the easiest option. Internet audio is usually the better choice when you are outside the normal broadcast area, traveling, or unable to receive a clear signal.
You Are Outside Georgia or Away From an Affiliate
The network’s local stations are designed to serve their own broadcast areas.
Your Radio Signal Is Weak
First, verify that you have the correct affiliate for your current area. If the station is correct but noisy, fading, or unavailable, switch to the official browser stream or mobile app rather than searching through unrelated sports stations.
You Cannot Hear the Game at the Expected Time
Check that you are listening on the correct game day and that the pregame broadcast has begun. If an affiliate does not have the expected coverage, use the official online route for free listening.
How to Confirm Your Listening Plan Before Kickoff
Set up your listening plan before the game begins instead of waiting until kickoff.
- Identify the local affiliate for the place where you will be listening.
- Save the official web address in your browser as a backup.
- Install and open the Georgia Bulldogs mobile app before game day if you plan to listen by phone.
- Start the broadcast during pregame coverage, not at the last minute.
- Verify the opponent and Georgia announcers during the pregame show.
- Keep a charger or power source available if you are listening on a phone for the full game and postgame programming.
A listening plan is especially useful for road games, neutral-site games, and travel days, when the station that worked the previous week may not be the best choice for your current location.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Georgia FM station is carrying the Georgia game?
There is no single Georgia FM frequency for every listener. The official Radio Affiliates page identifies the station serving your location, and that affiliate may broadcast on FM, AM, or both.
Is Georgia Bulldog football on WMTM radio?
WMTM carries the Georgia game only if it is listed as the current affiliate for your area. Because the live-game affiliate can differ by market, confirm the station for the place where you are listening. If WMTM is listed as the affiliate for your area, tune to its listed frequency; if it is not listed, use the station that is.
Can I listen to the Georgia game after it is over?
Yes, Georgia’s official audio coverage makes the game available after it is over. This option lets you hear the broadcast even when you did not listen live. The complete Georgia game broadcast, including pregame and postgame programming, is archived through Georgia’s official audio coverage. This is useful if you missed kickoff, lost a signal during the game, or want to revisit the radio call.
How can I hear Kirby Smart’s final update before kickoff?
Listen to the broadcast-booth segment 30 minutes prior to kickoff. That portion of the Georgia football radio coverage includes the final pregame word from Kirby Smart.