How to Watch Kentucky Football in Florida With and Without Cable: Complete Streaming Guide

The Kentucky Wildcats hit the road this week to take on the Florida Gators in Gainesville, Florida. Both teams need this win as they are each 3-3 on the year and both teams only have one SEC win. Each team lost last week: Kentucky to Vanderbilt at home and Florida to Tennessee on the road. It’s going to be a battle between the two teams and right now Vegas is as close to a pick’em result as they can get. You’ll want to see it, and here’s how.

When: October 19th
Time: 7:45 p.m. EST
Where: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (The Swamp) in Gainesville, Florida
TV: SEC Network

Once again, the Wildcats are on the SEC Network in the late-night slot. You need to check your TV listings for the channel that requires a cable package. If you don’t have the SEC Network, don’t have access to a TV, or simply prefer to watch the game online, you can find a stream on ESPN+. You can find the stream here. This requires a subscription to ESPN+.

If none of these options work, feel free to create a FuboTV account. You won’t miss a game all season. Simply follow this link to start the subscription.

In the last three games played by these teams, Kentucky was the winner. However, from 1987 to 2018, Florida did not lose to Kentucky. They have won 31 times in a row. Year after year, so many Kentucky fans can remember this contest being very one-sided. Is this the year Florida breaks the Kentucky streak, or are they working to start a new one of their own?

There’s a lot at stake for both teams in SEC play, and every coach is feeling the heat of a restless fan base. Florida needs its freshman phenom to play quarterback and it will be his first start of the season. He is talented but unproven. It’s a big game to win for both programs. So tune in to watch on October 19th at 7:45 pm EST on SEC Network.