Tennessee’s Braylon Staley scores go-ahead touchdown in fourth quarter vs. Georgia
By Mark Kern
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Tennessee and Georgia are renewing their rivalry with an absolutely classic on Saturday, as the teams have traded the lead multiple times throughout the game.
Volunteers wide receiver Braylon Staley is the latest player to make a huge play, as he caught a a 32-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter to put the team up 35-30.
Tennessee started the game with absolute fireworks, as the Volunteers led 21-7 in the first quarter. Quarterback Joey Aguilar had 213 passing yards and 3 touchdowns scored in the first quarter.
The Bulldogs responded behind the play of quarterback Gunner Stockton to cut the deficit to 21-17 entering the half. Georgia got the ball to start in the second half and went right down the field and took the lead on a Josh McCray run.
The difference in the game has been the Bulldogs have had to settle for a couple field goals when they got into the redzone, while the Volunteers have been able to score touchdowns on explosive plays.
The game is currently on ABC, as the Volunteers look to hang on in the fourth quarter and get their first win against Georgia in nine games.
