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The University of Georgia Bulldogs punched their ticket to the expanded College Football Playoff conversation in new polling released this week, landing at No. 5 in the initial playoff rankings of the 2025 season released by the CFP Selection Committee.
The reveal, aired live on ESPN at 8 p.m., showcased a powerhouse start for the Southeastern Conference, with three of the top four spots claimed by SEC squads.
Georgia #5 in CFP Rankings
Ohio State edged out undefeated Indiana for the top spot, but Texas A&M (No. 3) and Alabama (No. 4) bookended the Big Ten duo, setting the stage for what could be the most SEC-heavy playoff field in history.
For Bulldog Nation, the No. 5 ranking is a validation of Kirby Smart’s gritty squad, now 7-1 after a hard-fought 24-20 victory over Florida last Saturday. Georgia’s lone blemish—a narrow 31-28 loss to Alabama on Oct. 4—hasn’t derailed their momentum, with the committee citing the Dawgs’ stout defense and road dominance as key factors in their placement.
“The SEC is the toughest league in the country, bar none,” Smart said in a pre-ranking press conference, making a fervent case for the conference’s depth. “Our guys have been battle-tested every week, and that’s what prepares you for something like this.”
While Smart’s comments came ahead of the reveal, they rang true as the committee rewarded the SEC’s grueling slate, slotting Ole Miss at No. 6 behind Georgia.The full top 25, based on games through Nov.
Rank Team Record 1 Ohio State 8-0 2 Indiana 9-0 3 Texas A&M 8-0 4 Alabama 7-1 5 Georgia 7-1 6 Ole Miss 8-1 7 BYU 8-0 8 Texas Tech 8-1 9 Oregon 7-1 10 Notre Dame 6-2 11 Texas 7-2 12 Oklahoma 7-2 13 Utah 7-2 14 Virginia 8-1 15 Louisville 7-1 16 Vanderbilt 7-2 17 Georgia Tech 8-1 18 Miami 6-2 19 Southern California 6-2 20 Iowa 6-2 21 Michigan 7-2 22 Missouri 6-2 23 Washington 6-2 24 Pittsburgh 7-2 25 Tennessee 6-3 In Athens, the news sparked immediate jubilation. Sanford Stadium’s iconic hedges seemed to buzz with energy as local bars like The World Famous and Last Resort filled with red-and-black clad fans toasting the reveal. “We’ve been waiting for this moment,” said UGA senior Emily Hankerson, a nursing major hoisting a celebratory drink downtown. “No. 5 feels right— we’re locked in, but we’ve got work to do.”
Rankings Boost Athens, Smart Takes Measured Approach
Social media lit up with reactions, from@UGAfootballLive’s post declaring “Georgia checks in at No. 5” to fans debating bracket implications.
One projection circulating online has the fifth-seeded Bulldogs hosting a first-round clash against No. 12 Memphis, with a potential quarterfinal rematch against Alabama looming.
The expanded 12-team format guarantees the top four conference champions byes into the quarterfinals, while seeds 5-8 host on-campus games.
Georgia, fresh off a bye week, eyes a critical SEC matchup at No. 17 Georgia Tech on Nov. 15—a rivalry win could solidify their seeding and keep playoff dreams alive.
With two more rankings drops ahead (Nov. 12 and 19) before conference championships, Smart emphasized focus during Monday’s practice.
“Rankings are nice, but they’re just noise,” he told reporters. “We control what we can—win out, and the rest takes care of itself.”
For Athens, a town where football pulses like a second heartbeat, the No. 5 nod is more than a number. It’s a spark for the stretch run, fueling late-night debates at Jittery Joe’s and pre-game rituals on Lumpkin Street.
As the Dawgs chase a third national title in four years, the Classic City is geared up for the ride.
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The Georgia Bulldogs bested the Florida Gators 24-20 behind a stingy defense that defied the Gators on two fourth-downs in the second half. Under the leadership of tenth-year head coach Kirby Smart, the Bulldogs are in the teeth of their season with tough SEC opponents.
With a revamped roster and a favorable schedule, the Dawgs aim to reclaim their spot atop the college football world. Watch the Georgia Bulldogs game at these top Atlanta bars.
Georgia Bulldogs’ 2025 Football Schedule
Refer to the sports card above for additional details like game times and networks.
Date Opponent Score Sat, Aug 30, 2025 Marshall W 45–7 (Final) Sat, Sep 6, 2025 Austin Peay W 28-6 Sat, Sep 13, 2025 at Tennessee W 44-41 (OT) Sat, Sep 27, 2025 Alabama L 2-24 Sat, Oct 4, 2025 Kentucky W 35-21 Sat, Oct 11, 2025 at Auburn W 20-10 Sat, Oct 18, 2025 Ole Miss W 43-35 Sat, Nov 1, 2025 vs Florida (Neutral) W 24-20 Sat, Nov 8, 2025 at Mississippi State – Sat, Nov 15, 2025 Texas – Sat, Nov 22, 2025 Charlotte – Fri, Nov 28, 2025 vs Georgia Tech (Neutral) – Georgia Bulldogs’ Season of High Stakes
Coming off an 11-3 record, an SEC Championship, and a College Football Playoff berth in 2024, the Bulldogs are no strangers to success.
However, for a program that celebrated back-to-back national titles in 2021 and 2022, last season’s three losses left fans and analysts hungry for more. The 2025 season is viewed as a critical opportunity for Georgia to reassert its dominance, with the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff offering a clear path to another title run.
The Bulldogs are ranked No. 5 in the AP Poll to start the season, reflecting their talent but also the uncertainty surrounding key roster changes. “I haven’t been so uncertain about a Georgia team entering a season since Kirby Smart’s first year,” wrote CBS Sports’ Tom Fornelli, citing concerns about the offensive line and the departure of 13 players to the NFL Draft.
Despite these challenges, Georgia’s recruiting prowess and transfer portal additions keep them among the nation’s elite.
Key Challenges: Offensive Reboot and Defensive Reload
One of the biggest storylines for 2025 is the transition at quarterback. With Carson Beck, a former NFL Draft prospect, transferring to Miami, junior Gunner Stockton is set to take the reins.
Stockton showed promise in limited action last season, notably leading Georgia to an SEC title win over Texas and throwing for 234 yards against Notre Dame in the playoff quarterfinal.
However, his first career start ended in a loss, and he’ll need to prove he can handle the pressure of being QB1 in the SEC. “Stockton’s intangibles are undeniable, but he’s got skeptics to silence,” noted David Cobb of CBS Sports, who ranked him as the No. 37 quarterback nationally.
The offense, which struggled with slow starts in 2024 (averaging just 12 points in the first half), is a focal point for improvement. To address this, Georgia bolstered its receiving corps with high-profile transfers Zachariah Branch (USC) and Noah Thomas (Texas A&M), alongside returning weapon Dillon Bell and a talented 2025 recruiting class.
The running game, another area of concern last season, will rely on Nate Frazier and true freshman Bo Walker to spark a resurgence. However, the offensive line, which lost four starters, remains a question mark, with Earnest Greene III and Monroe Freeling anchoring the unit.
Defensively, Georgia must reload after losing stars like Mykel Williams, Jalon Walker, and Malaki Starks to the NFL Draft. The 2024 defense slipped to 24th in scoring defense, a drop from its usual top-10 status. Newcomers like top defensive recruit Elijah Griffin and a trio of returning interior linemen—Christen Miller, Jordan Hall, and Xzavier McLeod—are expected to step up. The pass rush, which was inconsistent last year, will be critical, as Georgia’s wins in 2024 often correlated with games where they generated significant pressure (e.g., 13 sacks in two wins over Texas).
Week 1: Georgia 45, Marshall 7
The season opener against Marshall, a 39.5-point underdog, is expected to draw a lively crowd to Sanford Stadium at 3:30 p.m. today, broadcast on ESPN. For locals unable to attend, the game will be a chance to rally around the Dawgs from bars and living rooms across Clarke County.
The Georgia Bulldogs are 2-0 in the 2025 season, with wins over Marshall (45-7) and Austin Peay (28-6). Led by head coach Kirby Smart in his 10th year, the team has shown offensive strength, averaging 36.5 points per game, with quarterback Gunner Stockton stepping up after Carson Beck’s transfer to Miami.
Week 2: Georgia 28, Austin Peay 6
The Bulldogs have a strong rushing game, highlighted by contributions from Chauncey Bowens, Nate Frazier, and Dwight Phillips Jr. Defensively, they’ve been solid, allowing only 6.5 points per game and securing key stops, like Raylen Wilson’s fourth-down tackle against Austin Peay.
Despite a sluggish performance against Austin Peay, including a weather delay and a fumble, Georgia maintained their 33-game home winning streak at Sanford Stadium. They face a tougher challenge next against No. 17 Tennessee on the road to open SEC play.
Week 3: Georgia 44, Tennessee 41 (OT)
Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockman completed several gutsy fourth-down throws to help the Bulldogs topple the Tennessee Volunteers at Rock Top.
Week 4: Georgia 21, Alabama 24
Georgia was stifled against the Alabama Crimson Tide, especially a controversial and failed fourth-down play in which fans debated how it happened.
Week 5: Georgia 35, Kentucky 21
Georgia bounced back against a tough Kentucky Wildcats team that needed a victory just as bad as the Bulldogs.
Week 6: Georgia 20, Auburn 10
Week 7: Georgia 43, Ole Miss 35
In a gritty SEC showdown that had Sanford Stadium rocking under the October sun, the No. 9 Georgia Bulldogs clawed their way to a hard-fought 43-35 victory over the No. 5 Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday afternoon.
Final Word
Georgia’s 2025 schedule is a significant advantage, with seven home games at Sanford Stadium, where the Bulldogs haven’t lost since 2019. Tough SEC matchups against Alabama (Sept. 27), Ole Miss (Oct. 18), and Texas (Nov. 15) will all be played in Athens, giving the Dawgs a boost from their passionate home crowd. Road games at Tennessee (Sept. 13), Auburn (Oct. 11), and Mississippi State (Nov. 8) present challenges, but the schedule avoids powerhouses like LSU, Missouri, and Oklahoma.
The annual rivalry game against Florida in Jacksonville (Nov. 1) and a neutral-site clash with Georgia Tech at Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Nov. 28) round out the slate. Analysts project Georgia to win at least 10 games, with some predicting a return to the College Football Playoff.
Local Impact
In Athens, football season is more than just a game—it’s a way of life. As Flagpole noted, the influx of fans fills local businesses and tip jars, even as some residents grumble about game-day traffic and rising housing costs driven by short-term rentals.
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In a gritty SEC showdown that had Sanford Stadium rocking under the October sun, the No. 9 Georgia Bulldogs clawed their way to a hard-fought 43-35 victory over the No. 5 Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday afternoon.
Quarterback Gunner Stockton engineered four touchdown drives, including a 7-yard touchdown pass to tight end Lawson Luckie to take the lead for good.
UGA Comes Back To Win Against Ole Miss
The victory improves Georgia to 6-1 with a tough 2025 schedule and keeps their College Football Playoff aspirations firmly on track, while handing Ole Miss (6-1) their first loss.
It was a tale of resilience for the Bulldogs, who overcame two early turnovers and a raucous road-like atmosphere created by traveling Rebel fans. Atlanta-area tailgates were electric pre-game, with UGA faithful from the metro spilling into Athens for what felt like a home-field edge.
Here are four key takeaways from Georgia’s statement win:
1. Stockton’s Dual-Threat Magic Proves Unstoppable
Gunner Stockton silenced doubters with a masterful performance, throwing for 289 yards and four touchdowns while rushing for 50 yards on 10 carries.
His poise under pressure—evading sacks from Ole Miss’ ferocious front seven—was reminiscent of vintage Carson Beck. Stockon went 12-for-12 in the fourth quarter, willing his team to victory.
The redshirt sophomore’s 12-yard scramble on third-and-9 during the final drive set up the dagger to Lawson, earning him MVP chants from the Dawg Nation crowd. In a season where injuries have tested the depth chart, Stockton’s emergence as a franchise QB bodes well for Georgia’s November gauntlet.
2. Defense Bends But Doesn’t Break in Crucial Red-Zone Stands
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss carved up the secondary for 269 yards, but much of it came in the first half as Georgia’s defense settled down in the third and fourth quarters.
The Bulldogs held the Rebels to just 351 total yards, although Ole Miss only punted twice the whole game. Ole Miss only gathered 88 yards on the ground as well, which is a testament to Georgia defensive coordinator Glenn Schumann’s aggressive calls. For Atlanta fans weary of last year’s defensive lapses, this unit feels reloaded and ready.
3. Running Game Finds Rhythm Behind Revamped O-Line
After a sluggish start marred by penalties, Georgia’s ground attack exploded for 221 yards on 49 carries, led by Nate Frazier’s 72 yards on 17 carries. Chauncey Bowens ran for 62 yards as well.
Quarterback Gunner Stockton was the maestro of the turnaround, going 26-for-31 through the air for key completions while adding a 22-yard touchdown scamper that ignited the Bulldogs’ momentum. Georgia’s offense committed zero turnovers all game, a clean sheet that allowed Stockton to orchestrate with surgical precision.
“It was a great day,” Stockton said postgame, his voice steady amid the chaos. “We just played for each other, and that’s the best part of our team.”
Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin had framed the matchup as a litmus test for his Rebels’ ascent in the SEC, telling reporters beforehand that a win in Athens would signal they’d climbed “another step.” Early signs pointed to validation: Rebels signal caller Trinidad Chambliss and the Rebels’ high-octane attack marched methodically downfield, building a 36-24 cushion at one point.
But as suddenly as the magic appeared, it vanished—Georgia’s vaunted defense, led by stops from the front seven, forced Ole Miss into its first punt of the game with 12:44 left on the clock.
Seizing the moment, Stockton answered with a nine-play, 67-yard clinic to hand the Bulldogs their first lead of the half.
The defense, unrelenting, stuffed another Rebels drive, teeing up Stockton for a 10-play march that chewed precious clock.
4 Kirby Smart’s Play-Calling Seals Another Classic
With the game getting away from them early in the fourth quarter, Smart played it smart, relying on his running backs to churn up and down the field. Thanks to some powerful running and great decision-making by Stockton, Kirby’s approach paid off.
Critics who questioned Smart’s conservative play-calling last season were quiet post-game; this win showcases his evolution as a clock wizard in tight spots. As Georgia eyes a top seed in the SEC, Smart’s steady hand keeps the Dawgs in the national title conversation.
Final Word
The victory lifts Georgia to 7-0 (4-0 SEC), while dropping Ole Miss to 6-1 (3-1). In other SEC action, New Mexico State transfer Diego Pavia channeled Heisman vibes with a game-winning scramble as Vanderbilt stunned No. 19 LSU 24-21 in Nashville.
For Georgia, the win underscores a blueprint of resilience: bend-but-don’t-break defense paired with opportunistic offense. As the Bulldogs gear up for Tennessee next week, this gritty escape feels like championship fuel.
The win wasn’t pretty, but in the SEC, ugly victories build champions. Up next for Georgia is a trip to face No. 12 Tennessee in Knoxville on Oct. 25—a revenge game after last year’s thriller.
For now, Athens (and Atlanta) breathes easy. Go Dawgs! Follow Atlanta Local Sports for more UGA coverage, including fan reactions and injury updates.
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The No. 10 Georgia Bulldogs grinded out a gritty 20-10 victory over rival Auburn on Saturday night at Jordan-Hare Stadium, extending their dominance in the series to nine straight wins and their streak against unranked opponents to 45 games.
Trailing 10-3 at halftime after a sluggish start, the Bulldogs flipped the script in the second half, outscoring the Tigers 17-0 while showcasing the resilience that’s become a hallmark of Kirby Smart’s program.
With the win, Georgia improves to 5-1 overall and 3-1 in the SEC, keeping their College Football Playoff hopes firmly in sight against a tough 2025 football schedule. Here are five key positives from the Bulldogs’ hard-fought road triumph.
1. 2nd-Half Defensive Shutdown Proves Grit
Georgia’s defense, which allowed 141 yards in the first quarter alone, transformed into a brick wall after halftime, blanking Auburn and limiting them to just 40 total yards on three first downs.
Standout plays like linebacker CJ Allen’s goal-line strip sack—forcing a fumble from Auburn QB Jackson Arnold on third-and-goal—prevented a back-breaking touchdown and sparked the comeback.
This second-half shutout, the Bulldogs’ second of the season, underscores their ability to adjust and dominate when it matters most, holding Auburn to zero third-down conversions in the final two quarters.
2. Gunner Stockton’s Dual-Threat Poise Steers the Ship
Quarterback Gunner Stockton bounced back from a rocky first half to deliver a masterful performance, completing 24 of 37 passes for 217 yards with zero interceptions while adding 26 rushing yards and a crucial 10-yard touchdown scamper to seal the game.
His leadership shone on the game-clinching 16-play, 78-yard drive that chewed up a school-record-tying 8:45 off the clock, including key conversions on third-and-8 and third-and-2.
Stockton’s efficiency and mobility not only tied the game but also iced it, proving he’s more than capable of guiding Georgia through adversity.
3. Special Teams Steps Up with Clutch Kicks and Coverage
Peyton Woodring was a hero under the lights, drilling a 29-yard field goal late in the first half to cut the deficit to 10-3 and a career-long 53-yarder in the third quarter to give Georgia its first lead at 13-10. The senior kicker, now 6-for-7 on field goals this season, also handled two PATs flawlessly, accounting for eight of the Bulldogs’ points.
Punter Brett Thorson complemented him with a 53-yard average, including a 60-yard boot, while returner Zachariah Branch’s 24-yard kickoff return added spark. In a game of inches, Georgia’s special teams provided the margin for victory.
4. Running Game and Balance Fuels Efficient Drives
Despite Auburn’s early rush defense stifling them for just 19 yards in the first half, Georgia’s ground attack came alive with Chauncey Bowens’ 2-yard tying touchdown run in the third quarter—his fourth score of the year—capping a swift 63-yard, five-play march.
The Bulldogs finished with balanced production, converting 5 of 11 third downs overall and excelling on critical short-yardage situations like fourth-and-1.
This offensive versatility, blending Stockton’s runs with timely passes to receivers like Noah Thomas (30-yard grab) and Branch (career-high nine catches for 57 yards), wore down the Tigers and controlled the tempo.
5. Resilience Amid Injuries Reinforces Depth and Heart
Even with key absences like right tackle Juan Gaston’s lower-leg injury (he returned by halftime) and cornerback Ellis Robinson sidelined, Georgia’s depth rose to the occasion without missing a beat.
Freshman Noah Thomas made his first start as a Bulldog with a pivotal 30-yard reception on the tying drive, while linebackers like Raylen Wilson (six tackles) and CJ Allen (10 tackles, one sack) filled gaps seamlessly.
This never-quit mentality—rallying from their own 1-yard line for an 88-yard scoring drive before halftime—highlights the Bulldogs’ toughness, a trait that’s carried them through nine wins in the last 10 meetings with Auburn.
Final Word
As Georgia turns its attention to a top-5 showdown with No. 4 Ole Miss next weekend, this victory serves as a timely reminder of their playoff pedigree.
The Bulldogs’ ability to overcome a fast start by the Tigers and impose their will bodes well for the stretch run. Go Dawgs!
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The Georgia Bulldogs won their second consecutive college football national championship on Monday, Jan. 9, 2023 with a convincing victory over the TCU Horned Frogs.
2 In A Row: Georgia Wins College Football Championship
Less than a month earlier, the Georgia Bulldogs dominated the LSU Tigers 50-30 in a battle of heavyweights Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022, in the SEC Championship Game in downtown Atlanta, Georgia.
The game secured Georgia as the SEC Champion and locked in their #1 seed in the College Football Playoff. Scroll to the bottom to watch the highlights.
Next up: The Georgia Bulldogs (13-0 SEC) will face the Ohio State Buckeyes (11-1, Big Ten) in the Peach Bowl at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
It looks like the Dawgs are headed for a showdown with LSU at the end of the 2022 football season. Coming on the heels of the university’s first national championship in nearly 40 years, the Bulldogs have a lot to play for.
Take a look at the Georgia football 2022 schedule and see if there are any “gotcha” games that may be under the radar. The Kentucky game? Probably. The Oregon opener? Definitely. But Head Coach Kirby Smart is SEC-ready now, perhaps more than he ever has been.
Running the table last year has taught the Bulldogs how to win it all, and they’re poised to prove the doubters wrong.
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Here Is The 2022 Georgia Bulldogs Football Schedule
Opponent Date Time & Location Scores / Ticket Information Oregon Ducks Sept. 3 3:30 p.m. in Atlanta, Ga. 49-3 W Samford Sept. 10 4 p.m. in Athens, Ga. 33-0 W At South Carolina Gamecocks Sept. 17 Noon at Columbia, South Carolina 48-7 W Kent State Sept. 24 Noon in Athens, Ga. 39-22 W At Missouri Tigers Oct. 1 Columbia, Missouri 26-22 W Auburn Tigers Oct. 8 Athens, Ga. 42-10 W Vanderbilt Commodores (Homecoming) Oct. 15 Athens, Ga. 55-0 W Bye Oct. 22 Florida Gators Oct. 28 3:30 p.m. in Jacksonville, Florida 42-20 W Tennessee Volunteers Nov. 5 Athens, Ga. 27-13 W At Mississippi State Nov. 12 Starkville, Mississippi 45-19 W At Kentucky Wildcats Nov. 19 Lexington, Kentucky 16-6 W Georgia Tech Nov. 26 Athens, Ga. 37-14 W SEC Championship vs. LSU Dec. 3 4 p.m. in Atlanta, Ga. 50-30 W College Football Playoff: Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl vs. Ohio State Dec. 31 8 p.m. in Atlanta, Ga. Georgia 49 – Oregon 3
The Chick-fil-A Classic in downtown Atlanta, Georgia had no problem disposing of the Oregon Ducks in the first game of the season.
Quarterback Stetson Bennett ran for one touchdown and three for two others as the Dawgs jumped out to an early lead and coasted through the second half of the game.
Here are some highlights:
Week 2: Georgia 33 Samford 0
The #2 ranked Georgia Bulldogs shut out Samford Bulldogs 33 to 0 on Saturday in Athens. Because of the threat of stormy weather, both teams in the agreed to shorten the fourth quarter to 12 minutes.
Here are the highlights:
Having solved the Alabama curse, this Georgia squad is expecting to run the table again, if injuries can be minimized.
Week 3: Georgia 39, Kent State 22
Georgia started off sluggish in their Saturday afternoon game with Kent State. The Bulldogs turned the ball over three times and its special teams unit was fooled by a fake punt, but in the second half UGA regained control.
Let’s watch the highlights:
Week 4: Georgia 26, Missouri 22
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcEPuvd5a3EThe Georgia Bulldogs came from behind to beat the Missouri Tigers on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022 in Athens. Even though the Dawgs won, the team dropped to No. 2 in the latest AP poll. Alabama was named No. 1.Week 5: Georgia 42, Auburn 10
It was total domination on Saturday, Oct. 8, 2022 as Georgia ran over and through the Auburn Tigers on a beautiful fall day.Here are the highlights:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CfAmZqTZVoWeek 6: Georgia 55, Vanderbilt 0
It was too much defense, too strong, all day as the No. 1 ranked Bulldogs ran over and through the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2022. The 55-0 game was the Bulldogs’ second shutout of the season.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-DOoL759S4Week 9: Bye Week
Week 8: Georgia 42, Florida 20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QWerVAu5JQOn Saturday, Oct. 29, 2022 in Gainesville, Georgia jumped out to a big lead in the first half, but the third quarter saw the Gators score consecutive touchdowns to pull within one score. But that’s as close as Florida got, as the Dawgs regained their composure and score two touchdowns to put the game out of reach.Week 9: Georgia 27, Tennessee 13
On a balmy afternoon in Athens, it was all Georgia early and often as the Bulldogs ran through the #1-ranked Tennessee Volunteers 27-13 on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2022.Here are the highlights:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZt-HTuJvp0Week 10: Georgia 45, Mississippi State 19
Georgia used a stifling defense and a rejuvenated run game to power past the Mississippi State, 45 to 19 on Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022. The win put the Bulldogs back into the SEC Championship Game for the third year in a row.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QKYzn92OesWeek 11: Georgia 16, Kentucky 6
The Bulldogs (11-0, 8-0 SEC, No. 1 CFP) did just enough to get past the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday, November 19, 2022. The win allowed the Dawgs to clinch the Eastern Division title and go undefeated in the SEC for the second year in a row.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eazZaOPOBKsWeek 12: Georgia 37, Georgia Tech 14
https://youtu.be/UTZuk_jxoQsThe Bulldogs finished an undefeated season for the second consecutive season as Georgia beat Georgia Tech 37-14 on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2022. Georgia out scored Tech 27-7 in the second half.Week 13: Georgia 50, LSU 30
The Dawgs put up 50 points against the LSU Tigers on Saturday, Dec. 3, 2022 in downtown Atlanta. Georgia punted on their first drive, but ran a blocked punt back for a touchdown after catching the Tigers off guard. UGA never looked back after that.Let’s look at the highlights:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6whKHczl3sWeek 14: Georgia 42, Ohio State 41
Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett shook off a bad third quarter to lead the Bulldogs to three scores in the fourth quarter to slip past Ohio State 41-41 in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl.
After game UGA Head Coach Kirby Smart credited his players with keeping their composure.
Great resiliency, a never-say-die attitude and great toughness,” Smart said in his postgame interview. “At the end of the day, we didn’t play real well. Ohio State probably deserved to win the game. But we never quit.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIrAsMmlQzgWeek 15: Georgia Wins National Championship Over TCU
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