FINAL: Georgia Trounches Tennessee; Makes SEC History
The Georgia Bulldogs destroyed the Tennessee Volunteers on their way to their 28th straight victory and into the SEC record books
The Georgia Bulldogs completed their third straight perfect regular season in the SEC as they trounced the Tennessee Volunteers by a score of 38-10. The win was the Dawgs’ 28th straight, which ties the longest win streak in SEC history.
First Quarter
It didn’t take the Bulldogs long to trail, as they allowed a 75-yard touchdown run on Tennessee’s first offensive play from scrimmage. The Dawgs would answer with a 42-yard field by Peyton Woodring to make the score 3-7. Following the Bulldogs’ field goal, Georgis held Tennessee to a 3-and-out. They would then score on a trick pass from Dillion Bell to Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint. Georgia would lead 10-3 at the end of the first quarter.
Second Quarter
The Vols opened the second quarter with the ball where they would eventually stall out around the 50-yard line. The Dawgs would then march down the field for another touchdown to make the score 17-7. Georgia would continue to pour it on with a Brock Bowers touchdown to extend their lead 24-7. The Vols would kick a field goal as time expired in the half.
Third Quarter
Both offenses would begin the second half with three-and-outs as neither team was able to gain any traction. However, the Bulldogs would eventually extend their lead to 31-10 following Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint’s second receiving touchdown of the day. Another Georgia touchdown, this time by Kendall Milton gave the Dawgs a 38-10 lead as Volunteer fans began to file out of the Stadium.
Fourth Quarter
Georgia’s dominance continued throughout the fourth quarter, as the Bulldogs would coast to a victory.
The Bulldogs will conclude their regular season next week when they travel to Atlanta to take on Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets as a part of their iconic rivalry “Clean Old Fashioned Hate”. Kickoff for the game is set for 7:30 p.m.
