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CBS to televise Georgia’s games vs. S.C., Florida

Todd Gurley and the Georgia Bulldogs will face South Carolina in front of a national TV audience Sept. 13, 2014.

Credit: Jason Getz / AJC File

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Todd Gurley and the Georgia Bulldogs will face South Carolina in front of a national TV audience Sept. 13, 2014.
By Chip Towers
May 28, 2014

Georgia’s Sept. 13 game against South Carolina in Columbia has been picked up by CBS for its 3:30 p.m. national broadcast. The network also confirmed it will carry the Bulldogs’ Nov. 1 contest against Florida in Jacksonville in that slot, as usual.

Overall, Georgia has appeared on CBS 77 times and posted a record of 45-31-1 in those games.

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