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This afternoon in Knoxville, Neyland Stadium is primed for one of the most consequential early season showdowns in college football: No. 15 Tennessee opens SEC play against No. 6 Georgia in a highly anticipated matchup for Week 3.
For the many fans who won’t have access to the crowd at Neyland, the best way to catch every moment live online is through Sling TV. The streamer’s newly launched Day Pass allows subscribers 24-hour access to their offerings without committing to a monthly fee — the perfect choice for one-off sports games or live events. Priced at $4.99, it grants access to 34 of Sling Orange’s most popular live channels — including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, which together cover ABC’s simulcasts and major college football package pieces.
For Tennessee, this is a chance to exorcise a nearly decade-long drought (the Vols haven’t beaten Georgia since 2016) and it might be their best chance yet, with momentum building under Josh Heupel and a quality QB in Joey Aguilar showing signs of delivering under pressure. Georgia, meanwhile, is trying to reaffirm dominance under Kirby Smart, but this season opens with uncertainties — a new starting quarterback.
What makes Sling’s Day Pass especially meaningful for a game like Tennessee vs. Georgia is the combination of value, flexibility and relevance. First, value: for under five dollars, you’re getting access to premium sports coverage for a day, rather than being locked into a monthly fee for weeks when you might not need them. Sling’s Day Pass includes features like cloud DVR (50 hours base) so you can catch parts you miss, and you can add “Sports Extra” or other genre extras if you’re interested in an expanded lineup.
Stream Tennessee vs. Georgia through Sling’s Day Pass here.
