The top-ranked Georgia Bulldogs, entering their SEC opener against Kentucky with a dominant defense, have outscored their opponents 82-6 in their first two games. Bulldogs' coach Kirby Smart acknowledges that despite Kentucky's recent struggles, they remain a physical and dangerous team. Georgia quarterback Carson Beck had a standout performance last week, throwing five touchdowns in a 48-3 win over Tennessee Tech. The Bulldogs are 24.5-point favorites and are looking for their 15th consecutive victory over Kentucky, a team that only managed 183 yards in their last game. Kentucky's coach Mark Stoops aims to improve his team's performance after a disappointing loss to South Carolina, emphasizing the need for better execution against a top-tier opponent. Both teams recognize the significance of this matchup as Georgia seeks to maintain momentum and Kentucky looks to bounce back.