The No. 4 Georgia football team takes on the Austin Peay Governors in a Week 2 college football game. Below you can find information on game time, TV channel, odds and how to stream and watch the game online.

Georgia picked up a 45-7 win over Marshall to open the season. Austin Peay beat Middle Tennessee State 34-14 in a notable upset.

Georgia football-Austin Peay game time for Week 2 game

The Georgia football-Austin Peay is scheduled to resume at 6:02 p.m. ET after a nearly two-hour delay due to lightning.

Georgia football-Austin Peay TV channel for Week 2 game

The Georgia football-Austin Peay game will air on ESPN+/SEC Network+. Clay Matvick, Chase Daniel and Madison Fitzpatrick will call the game. The game will not air over traditional television and will need to be streamed.

Georgia football-Austin Peay: How to watch online, stream Week 2 game

The Georgia football-Austin Peay game will be streamed using the WatchESPN app. Click here to watch the game. You will need a subscription to watch.

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Georgia football-Austin Peay: Odds, point spread, over/under for Week 2 game

Georgia football is a 48.5-point favorite against Austin Peay. Georgia did not cover the spread last week against Marshall.

What Georgia football coach Kirby Smart said about Austin Peay

On facing Austin Peay …

“I’m excited to get ready for Austin Peay, another home game, another home opportunity for our team. A lot of respect for this team. They played a good Middle Tennessee team and jumped on them and played really well, done a great job with their program. Been through some injuries last year that probably hurt them, but they’ve got a good group coming in to play us. Our guys had a really good practice yesterday. I thought we had good energy, enthusiasm. Made some corrections, and then worked on us and worked a little bit on Austin Peay as well. So, looking forward to this week.”

On what stands out to him about Austin Peay’s defense …

“Twitchy, quick, disruptive, keep you off balance. Their defensive coordinator was at Tennessee Tech last year, he does a great job. They have guys that run to the ball really well, disruptive inside. They understand their job and their gap. It’s not as simple as just walking out there and saying, OK, well, you’ve got bigger and supposedly better players than these guys, just go run all over them. It’s not that simple. These guys are disruptive in what they do. They’re tied together. They play really hard. I always tell everybody, effort counts twice. If you play with great effort, it’s worth double the value.”

On the next steps for Gunner Stockton …

“Next step is to continue to gain confidence in trusting his offensive line for play action, shot plays, two minute for the half. I thought he did an excellent job of improvising when things weren’t there or there was a breakdown. And that was probably the best thing he did was take care of the ball, protect the ball, and make plays with his legs. But he continues to get better. The next step is to play with a little more confidence. I think each time you start playing games, you lose some of that anxiety.”

Georgia football injury report against Austin Peay