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WATCH: Georgia snags red zone interception to reclaim momentum early in SEC title game
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The first four minutes of the SEC championship game have already featured a wild turn of events.
After Alabama forced a three-and-out with a huge sack by Quinnen Williams, the team started its first drive at Georgia’s 29-yard line thanks to a long punt return. The Crimson Tide then moved to a first-and-goal situation before quarterback Tua Tagovailoa made a pair of costly mistakes.
He took an 11-yard sack and second down and then forced a pass into the end zone that was intercepted by Bulldogs safety Richard LeCounte. You can view the play, which swung momentum back to Georgia after the team’s poor start, below.
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To make matters worse for Alabama, Tagovailoa came up limping after both the sack and interception. We’ll keep you updated on his health as the game continues.
Marcus covers SEC football for Saturday Down South.
