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The matchup was the only meeting that did not take place in the national championship game. Georgia live with fuboTV free trial. Alabama enters the game as a slight underdog to the Bulldogs, despite handing them their first loss of the season in a shocking victory in the SEC championship game. The Crimson Tide had to win that game just to make the College Football Playoff, whereas undefeated Georgia was guaranteed a spot regardless of whether it won or lost.

Georgia, which fell to No. Those games, coupled with some injuries on Alabama's roster — most notably 1,yard receiver John Metchie III — suggest a closer game in the rematch. With that, here's everything you need to watch Alabama vs. Georgia in the College Football Playoff championship game, including TV channel, kickoff time, location and updated betting odds. Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit will serve as play-by-play announcer and analyst, respectively, while Holly Rowe and Molly McGrath will work the sidelines.

Alabama vs. The NFL never schedules a Monday game in the final week of the season so all of its action can wrap up by the end of "Sunday Night Football. Georgia in the National Championship Game. Here's everything you need to know about "MNF" in Week 18 and what you can watch with the program on a one-week hiatus. That's why the final "Sunday Night Football" game of the regular season is often a win-and-in contest.

Though there is no Monday night broadcast in Week 18, there actually will be one in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs. And though there isn't a Monday game this week, there was two "Monday Night Football" broadcasts on Saturday in a doubleheader format.

So, the "MNF" crew is staying sharp ahead of the postseason. There may not be a "Monday Night Football" game on Jan. Georgia boasts the top defense in the country, so they will look to slow down Bryce Young, Brian Robinson and Jameson Wiliams and get into a grind-it-out game. Hawai'i Bowl Memphis vs. Birmingham Bowl No. Holiday Bowl No. Pinstripe Bowl Maryland 54, Virginia Tech Cheez-It Bowl No.

Alamo Bowl No. Music City Bowl Purdue 48, Tennessee Peach Bowl No. Gator Bowl No. Outback Bowl No. Citrus Bowl No. Fiesta Bowl No. Rose Bowl No. Sugar Bowl No. And here is the history of who has won the College Football Playoff each season since it debuted in FBS Football. Get more TV information below.