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The Florida State Seminoles will play the Georgia Bulldogs in the 2023 Capital One Orange Bowl this Saturday on ESPN.

The Seminoles, who were controversially left out of the College Football Playoff, have not lost a game this season. They finished 13-0 with the top spot in the ACC conference.

The Bulldogs were the No. 1 team in the country before losing to Alabama in the SEC championship. That loss pushed them out of the College Football Playoff and down to the No. 6 team in the country.

Florida State is home to the No. 14 offense in the country and the No. 7 defense, allowing just 16.2 points per game. Georgia has each the No. 9 offense and No. 9 defense this season.

Georgia is led by quarterback Carson Beck, who has thrown for over 3,700 yards this season with a blistering 72.4 percent completion rate. Florida State lost starting quarterback Jordan Travis to injury this season. Tate Rodemaker will also be out. Brock Glenn, the team's third string signal caller, will start.

Which team will cap its season with a bowl win after being left out of the College Football Playoff?

Here is everything you need to know about Georgia vs. Florida State, including television and streaming options. 

What channel is Georgia vs. Florida State on today?

  • TV channel: ESPN
  • Live stream: Fubo

Georgia vs. Florida State will air on ESPN. Viewers can also stream the game on Fubo.

Fubo has a free trial, so you can try it before you buy.

Georgia vs. Florida State start time

  • Date: Saturday, Dec. 30
  • Time: 4 p.m. ET | 1 p.m. PT

Georgia vs. Florida State will kick off at 4 p.m. ET on Saturday, Dec. 30. The game will be played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Fla.

MORE: Will FSU claim national title if it wins Orange Bowl and is the lone unbeaten?

Georgia schedule 2023

DateOpponent/ResultKickoff time (ET)TV channel
Sept. 2Georgia 48, UT Martin 7
Sept. 9Georgia 45, Ball State 3
Sept. 16Georgia 24, South Carolina 14
Sept. 23Georgia 49, UAB 21
Sept. 30Georgia 27, Auburn 20
Oct. 7Georgia 51, Kentucky 13
Oct. 14Georgia 37, Vanderbilt 20
Oct. 28Georgia 43, Florida 20
Nov. 4Georgia 30, Missouri 21
Nov. 11Georgia 52, Ole Miss 17
Nov. 18Georgia 38, Tennessee 10

Nov. 25Georgia 31, Georgia Tech 23
Dec. 2Alabama 27, Georgia 24
Dec. 30at Florida State4 p.m. ETESPN

Florida State schedule 2023

DateOpponent/ResultKickoff time (ET)TV channel
Sept. 3Florida State 45, LSU 24
Sept. 9Florida State 66, Southern Miss 13
Sept. 16Florida State 31, Boston College 29
Sept. 23Florida State 31, Clemson 24
Oct. 7Florida State 39, Virginia Tech 17
Oct. 14Florida State 41, Syracuse 3
Oct. 21Florida State 38, Duke 20
Oct. 28Florida State 41, Wake Forest 16
Nov. 4Florida State 24, Pitt 7
Nov. 11Florida State 27, Miami 20
Nov. 18Florida State 58, Northern Alabama 13

Nov. 25Florida State 24, Florida 15
Dec. 2Florida State 16, Louisville 6
Dec. 30vs. Georgia 4 p.m. ETESPN

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Ryan Taylor is a Chicagoland native and currently resides in Lincoln Park, just north of the city. He graduated from DePaul University in 2022 with a bachelor's in journalism. He also ran cross country and track at the Division-1 level in the Big East conference. Ryan is an avid Chicago sports fan, with a staunch bias for the White Sox (sadly) over the Cubs. If not writing, he's probably lifting, playing basketball, or debating whether or not the Bears should keep Justin Fields.