Calling All Dawg Fans: Your Guide to Watching the Georgia Game on Paramount Plus (Because Let's Face It, Going to Sanford Stadium Might Involve Dealing with Your Uncle Gary's Polka Music Playlist)
Ah, college football season. A time for crisp autumn air (or cranking up the AC like nobody's business depending on where you live), the thrilling roar of the crowd, and the existential dread that comes with watching your team fumble the winning touchdown (don't worry, Georgia fans, this is mostly a joke... mostly). But fear not, fellow Dawgs, because this season, you can ditch the overpriced stadium nachos and questionable parking situation and watch the game from the comfort of your couch (or bathtub, we don't judge). Here's your ultimate guide to catching the Georgia Bulldogs dominate the gridiron on Paramount Plus, because let's be honest, nobody wants to miss Stetson Bennett unleash his inner Peyton Manning while simultaneously dodging Uncle Gary's questionable dance moves.
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| How Do I Watch The Georgia Game On Paramount Plus |
Step 1: You Gotta Have the Goods, Dawg (Subscription, Not Hot Dogs... Although Hot Dogs Are Always a Good Idea)
First things first, you'll need a Paramount Plus subscription. Don't worry, it's not brain surgery (although that play from last year's Florida game definitely had us questioning our own cognitive abilities for a while). There are a couple of options, so choose your fighter:
- The Essential Plan: This bad boy gets you access to a ton of shows and movies, but for the Georgia game, you'll need...
- Paramount Plus with Showtime: This unlocks the magical world of live TV, which includes your local CBS station (the one showing the game, hopefully not reruns of CSI: Miami).
Pro Tip: Paramount Plus offers a free trial, so you can snag some game-day glory without breaking the bank. Just remember to cancel before they unleash the hounds of subscription fees (it's probably not actual hounds, but you never know with these streaming services).
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Step 2: The Moment of Truth - Is the Game Actually on CBS?
Alright, here's where things get a little tricky. Not every Georgia game will be broadcast on CBS, and by extension, Paramount Plus with Live TV. But fear not, there's a handy dandy way to check:
- Head over to your local CBS affiliate's website or app. They'll have a TV schedule listing what glorious gridiron battles they'll be gracing your screen with.
- You can also do a quick web search for "[Your City] + CBS Schedule." Easy peasy, lemon squeezy.
If the game is on CBS, then you're golden! If not, there's always the radio or, you know, that friend with the super comfy couch (just be sure to bring the aforementioned hot dogs).
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Step 3: Unleash Your Inner Channel Surfer (But Virtually This Time)
Now that you've confirmed the game's on CBS and you're all signed up, it's time to show Paramount Plus who's boss (or at least, who's the most dedicated Georgia Bulldogs fan):
- Boot up Paramount Plus and log in. We know, it's riveting.
- Click on the glorious icon that says "Live TV" (or something equally exciting).
- Navigate to your local CBS channel. This might involve some light scrolling, but hey, consider it your pre-game warmup.
- Bam! You're in! Settle in, grab your beverage of choice (sweet tea recommended, but we won't judge your mimosa cravings), and cheer on the Dawgs to victory!
Congratulations! You've successfully bypassed Uncle Gary's questionable music choices and secured your spot on the couch for Georgia game-day glory. Now, onto some frequently asked questions:
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How-To FAQ for the Discerning Dawg Fan
How to find out which CBS stations are included in Paramount Plus Live TV?
- Paramount Plus has a handy support page with that info. Just search for "Paramount Plus live TV channels."
How to watch the Georgia game if it's not on CBS?
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- Check out the radio broadcast or see if a friend is willing to share their cable login (we won't tell if you don't).
How to convince my friend to let me watch the game at their place?
- Friendship is the ultimate team play! Offer to bring snacks or drinks (bonus points for homemade peach cobbler).
How to deal with the inevitable existential dread that sets in during a close game?
- Deep breaths and a healthy dose of red wine (we're not doctors, but this might help).
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