Georgia Football Dominates Kentucky With Strong Offense Defense Showing

The Georgia Bulldogs secured a commanding 35-14 victory over the Kentucky Wildcats, showcasing strong performances on both offense and defense. Quarterback Gunner Stockton led the offense with nearly 250 total yards and three touchdowns in under three quarters, demonstrating impressive mobility and decision-making that helped Georgia jump to an early lead. The Bulldogs' rushing attack was dominant, accumulating nearly 170 yards and four touchdowns on the ground, significantly outpacing Kentucky. Defensively, Georgia rebounded from a previous shaky outing by stifling Kentucky's offense and forcing multiple turnovers, including a key forced fumble and a late interception, which shifted momentum decisively. The defensive effort was highlighted by linebacker C.J. Allen's impactful plays and extensive practice focus on forcing turnovers, which paid dividends throughout the game. This victory extended Georgia's winning streak against Kentucky to 16 games and continued their dominance over unranked opponents under head coach Kirby Smart.