How to watch Georgia WBB vs Kentucky in 2nd round of SEC Tournament

The SEC Women’s Tournament kicked off on Wednesday, March 4, in Greenville, S.C., but Georgia doesn’t take the hardwood until Thursday.

The Lady Bulldogs (22-8, 8-8 SEC) finished their best regular season campaign under coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson in her four-year tenure to earn themselves the 8-seed and a first-round bye.

Georgia is also ranked in the USA Today Coaches Poll at No. 22, with predictions having them as high as a 7-seed in the latest NCAA Women’s Tournament bracketology.

The field for the NCAA women’s basketball tournament is slated to be unveiled at 8 p.m., Sunday, March 16, but first they must survive some rematches.

“The SEC Tournament, who wants to do that?” Abrahamson-Henderson said March 1 after beating Florida to close the regular season. “It’s just, I mean, no, I don’t think any coach in our league really wants to go and play each other again. We just got to focus on us. I always tell them, one game at a time. Even today, Texas A&M beat Ole Miss, and nobody thought that would happen. The SEC us very dangerous, and at any point, anybody can win.”

On deck is Kentucky.

The last time the Lady Bulldogs and Wildcats met in the SEC Tournament was March 6, 2024, where then-No. 12 Kentucky came out with the 12-point win on then-No. 13 Georgia.

This season, Lady Bulldogs beat the Wildcats, 72-67, in Lexington, Ky., when Kentucky was ranked in the country’s top 15. The Wildcats also finished the season 22-8 overall, earning the 9-seed in the conference tournament and decimating 16-seed Arkansas, 94-64, in the first round.

Kentucky has held its own this season, only losing four games since playing Georgia by slim margins. The Wildcats fell to No. 5 Vanderbilt twice, 84-83 on Feb. 5 and then 81-79 on Feb. 22 — Georgia beat the Commodores on Feb. 15, 76-74. They also managed to hang on with No. 3 South Carolina, only losing 60-56 on March 1 — Georgia fell to the Gamecocks on Jan. 11, 65-43.

Here’s what to know about the Georgia-Kentucky women’s basketball rematch in the SEC Tournament on Thursday:

What channel is Georgia vs Kentucky women’s basketball on today?

Georgia vs. Kentucky women’s basketball is available to watch on SEC Network via ESPN. If you don’t have that and you want to follow along live, you can go to the Georgia Athletics website and tune in to their game audio radiocast.

Georgia vs Kentucky women’s basketball time today

Georgia vs. Kentucky women’s basketball tips off at 11 a.m. ET from Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C., on Thursday, March 5.

Georgia vs Kentucky women’s basketball history

Series record: Georgia leads, 42-25
Georgia’s last win: Jan. 24; 72-67
Texas’ last win: Feb. 16, 2025; 84-55

Georgia women’s basketball schedule 2025-26

Record: 21-7 overall, 7-7 SEC

November

Nov. 3: Georgia 73, Alabama State 44
Nov. 6: Georgia 91, Furman 45
Nov. 10: Georgia 78, USC Upstate 44
Nov. 13: Georgia 85, South Carolina State 49
Nov. 16: Georgia 76, Jacksonville State 51
Nov. 20: Georgia 92, North Florida 46
Nov. 23: Georgia 87, Georgia Tech 59
Nov. 28: Georgia 68, Kansas 62
Nov. 29: Georgia 80, Butler 54

December

Dec. 3: Georgia 80, Florida State 60
Dec. 15: Georgia 77, North Carolina A&T 49
Dec. 19: Georgia 72, VCU 53
Dec. 21: Georgia 82, Coppin State 55
Dec. 29: Georgia 97, Charleston Southern 52

January

Jan. 1: Ole Miss 79, Georgia 62
Jan. 4: Georgia 64, Texas A&M 56 (OT)
Jan. 8: LSU 80, Georgia 59
Jan. 11: South Carolina 65, Georgia 43
Jan. 18: Georgia 82, Ole Miss 59
Jan. 22: Georgia 76, Arkansas 66
Jan. 24: Georgia 72, Kentucky 67
Jan. 29: Alabama 68, Georgia 53

February

Feb. 5: Tennessee 82, Georgia 77 (OT)
Feb. 8: Georgia 85, Missouri 66
Feb. 12: Mississippi State 85, Georgia 71
Feb. 15: Georgia 76, Vanderbilt 74
Feb. 19: Oklahoma 71, Georgia 67
Feb. 23: Georgia 74, Auburn 52
Feb. 26: Texas 79, Georgia 50

March

March 1: Georgia 71, Florida 58
March 4-8: SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament — Greenville, S.C.
- March 5: Kentucky, 11 a.m. (SEC Network)
March 15: NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Selection Sunday
March 18-19: NCAA Women’s First Four
March 20-21: NCAA Women’s First Round
March 22-23: NCAA Women’s Second Round
March 27-28: NCAA Women’s Sweet 16
March 30-31: NCAA Women’s Elite Eight

April

April 3: NCAA Women’s Final Four — Phoenix, Ariz.
April 5: NCAA Women’s Championship — Phoenix, Ariz.

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