Georgia Extends Dominance Over Kentucky With 16th Consecutive Win

The No. 12 Georgia Bulldogs decisively defeated Kentucky 35-14 in Athens, marking Kentucky's 16th straight loss to Georgia and their 8th consecutive SEC defeat. Georgia started strong with two long touchdown drives led by quarterback Gunner Stockton, who contributed both rushing and passing scores, while Dillon Bell added two rushing touchdowns. Kentucky's quarterback Cutter Boley showed moments of promise, throwing for over 200 yards and two touchdowns, including a 29-yard touchdown to Josh Kattus, but the Wildcats struggled to sustain offensive momentum and were hampered by a defense unable to contain Georgia's physical and resilient attack. Despite some bright spots like receiver Kendrick Law and freshman Cameron Miller, Kentucky's offense could not keep pace, and the team remains winless in conference play, raising concerns about the program's direction. Georgia maintained control throughout, never trailing and pulling away in the second half to extend their winning streak against Kentucky, while Kentucky looks ahead to a challenging matchup against No. 9 Texas after their second bye week of the season.