Florida's game against Georgia Southern this Saturday kicks off in about 90 minutes, so you still have time to find a way to watch it. And that's a good thing, because the broadcast is only available via pay-per-view in Florida, and might not be available to you even if you have a cable or satellite subscription.
If in Florida
You can probably order the game via your cable or satellite provider, as long as it's on the list of providers that are airing the game. Many providers, including AT&T, Bright House, Comcast, Cox, DIRECTV, and Dish, will be airing it.
However, Comcast's only offering it to customers in Jacksonville and Tallahassee (?), so Comcast subscribers in Central and South Florida are going to be out of luck. Their best bet is probably finding a Gators bar, which is easily done by finding a local Gator Club; you can't get the online stream of the game that ESPN3 is providing within the SEC's footprint.
If outside Florida
You're probably not going to find the game on a TV station without being an ESPN Game Plan subscriber, but you'll be able to watch an online stream of Florida-Georgia Southern on ESPN3, as long as you have WatchESPN access, which usually comes with your cable or satellite subscription.
Failing that, find a Gator Club and a local bar, which should work.
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Andy Hutchins is Alligator Army's managing editor. Follow Alligator Army on Twitter and Facebook.