Georgia’s dominant win over No. 11 Kentucky has fans talking about UGA-Alabama SEC Championship Game
By SDS Staff
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Georgia looked the part of college football’s No. 1 team, dominating No. 11 Kentucky in all phases Saturday as Kirby Smart’s Bulldogs took down Mark Stoops’ Wildcats 30-13.
UGA has not officially clinched the SEC East as the Bulldogs have 3 remaining conference games against Florida, Missouri and Tennessee. With the Gators and Tigers current struggles, though, it’s looking safe to pencil Georgia in for the SEC Championship Game. The Dawgs would likely face Alabama in Atlanta. Even though the Crimson Tide lost to Texas A&M, Nick Saban’s squad still controls its destiny with the Aggies having 2 conference losses and UA holding the head-to-head tiebreaker over Ole Miss with Mississippi State, LSU, Arkansas and Auburn remaining on the schedule.
Naturally, fans are already looking ahead to another Georgia-Alabama meeting in December. Some fans are even noting that this year’s UGA squad looks like the dominant Bama squads of the past decade.
Georgia is ranked No. 1 in college football and has taken Alabama's joyless murderball throne.
— Tommy Deas (@tommydeas) October 16, 2021
Georgia is so physical man. They look like the old 2010-2014 Bama teams
— Stad Brevens (@IAmBreezyii) October 16, 2021
Georgia may have finally put it all together. The team as a whole is solid. Interesting to see if them lineup against Alabama if it ends up that way in Atlanta.
— @JamesLudeman (@jamesludeman6) October 16, 2021
If Georgia executes this way on offense, that defense won’t let them lose. Is it too early to get excited about Alabama/Georgia in SEC title game?
— stan verrett (@stanverrett) October 16, 2021
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It really doesn’t matter. I highly doubt Alabama beats Georgia this year.
— Brandon (@B7S7C) October 16, 2021
Georgia is not beating Alabama ??
— Feast ? (@Feaster28) October 16, 2021
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