One week after nearly losing at home to Nicholls State, in what would have been the greatest upset in Georgia football history, the Bulldogs take to the road for their SEC opener, against Missouri.

The Dogs and the Tigers have tangled four times since Mizzou joined the SEC, with Georgia winning the first match in 2012 and going 3-1 overall. The first three games weren’t close, but Georgia prevailed in a miserable game last season, 9-6 in Athens.

Missouri’s only win against Georgia came in Athens in 2013, 41-26, and the Tigers proceeded to win the SEC East. Georgia won in 2012 on its way to the East title. Georgia topped Missouri in 2014, but the Tigers won the East that season. No one at DawgNation is predicting a 2016 title for either team yet, but we think these results are worth a mention.

Missouri is 1-1 this season, and its passing game could provide a test for Georgia’s secondary.

At the same time, Missouri has its own issues on defense, so if Georgia’s offensive line rebounds from a weak showing against Nicholls State, that could spell good news for Nick Chubb.

RELATED: Seth Emerson’s five predictions for the game.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Week 3 matchup:

What time is the Georgia vs. Missouri game?

Time: 7:30 p.m. ET

Date: Saturday, Sept. 17

Location: Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field, Columbia, Mo.

What TV channel is showing the game?

For the second consecutive week, the SEC Network will televise the Bulldogs. Also, the game is available online on GTV at georgiadogs.com. You can listen on Sirius/XM Channel 145/192.

Who is calling the game for the SEC Network?

Brent Musburger is handling play-by-play. Jesse Palmer is the analyst, and Kaylee Hartung is the sideline reporter.