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Takeaways from the Georgia football’s 31-13 win vs Auburn

Top takeaways after Georgia football defeated Auburn 31-13 to move up the SEC standings

A week after the No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs (4-1) lost to the No. 7 Alabama Crimson Tide (4-1) in a game that saw a massive comeback fall short. The Bulldogs were able to bounce back and defeat the Auburn Tigers ahead of a looming Oct. 19 matchup vs. the No. 1 Texas Longhorns.

The Auburn Tigers entered the Georgia game as unranked team. However, the Tigers have shown some flashes and Kirby Smart insists they are better then their record.

The Bulldogs did what they were looking to do: rebound from the Alabama loss by rummaging Auburn 31-13. Georgia did not force any turnovers against Auburn, but was in control of the rivalry game throughout the entire second half.

Here are some takeaways from the Georgia-Auburn game:

Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins is a monster

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This is the second time UGA Wire has written about Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins in takeaways and it’s for a very good reason. A few weeks after a monstrous performance against Kentucky, the junior outdid himself against Auburn.

Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins sacked Payton Thorne twice and pressured him almost all of the game. It’s a great performance, especially with the defensive line losing Christen Miller to a knee injury. The junior defender has 10 tackles and three sacks to start the year.

Georgia’s offense solid, not great

After the loss to Alabama ended their 42-game regular season winning streak, Georgia was looking to carry its offensive momentum from the second half of the Alabama game.

Georgia was strong on the defensive side of the ball, but their offense was still not as good as people expected. While Georgia scored 31 points, they only gained 44 more yards than Auburn. Seven of those points also came off of a short field from a failed fourth-down play.

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Georgia currently ranks 70th in points scored, but 20th in points allowed per game, so they’ve had to rely on their elite defense to achieve victory at times.

The SEC is wide open

Many fans that went to the Georgia football game were also vicariously enjoying the Alabama at Vanderbilt matchup from their cars in the parking lot. With Alabama losing 40-35, many fans cheered because it boosts Georgia’s chances at winning the SEC.

Georgia is now ahead of Alabama in US LBM’s most recent coaches poll and in the AP Poll, which positions Georgia well for the playoff. They also jumped ahead of Tennessee after their 19-14 loss to Arkansas later in the day.

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That means only Texas is ahead of them in the rankings, and if Georgia can win their matchup that takes place in two weeks, then the Bulldogs could see themselves in the top three, if not in the number one spot.

Kirby Smart provides injury update on Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins

UGA football head coach Kirby Smart provided an injury update on defensive lineman Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins

Georgia sophomore defensive lineman Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins has yet to see action during the 2023 college football season due to a foot injury. Ingram-Dawkins was expected to be a rotation player along Georgia’s defensive front.

The former five-star recruit recorded 10 total tackles and recovered a fumble last season. A healthy Ingram-Dawkins would bolster Georgia’s run defense.

Georgia football head coach Kirby Smart updated Ingram-Dawkins’ status ahead of the Georgia-Kentucky game.

He’s still the same deal. We’re on non-weight bearing, waiting for some pictures to come back. He had a four-week shutdown, and then after five weeks we will take another picture to see where it’s at and decide whether or not we can wrap up.

Unfortunately, this is not a great update on Ingram-Dawkins. It sounds like Georgia is expecting to get more information on Ingram-Dawkins’ foot in the next week or so. The Bulldogs would need Ingram-Dawkins to work on some conditioning once he is able to return due to the length of his absence.

Hopefully Ingram-Dawkins can make progress. Kirby Smart previously described Ingram-Dawkins’ injury as a navicular foot issue.

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Georgia will continue to rely on defensive line players such as Warren Brinson, Zion Logue, Nazir Stackhouse, Tramel Walthour and Mykel Williams to play a lot of snaps.

Four 2021 UGA recruits end ranked as 5-stars

The Georgia Bulldogs have the No. 3 recruiting class in the country featuring four five-star recruits.

The Georgia Bulldogs have the No. 3 recruiting class in the country according to 247Sports. Georgia’s class of 2021 is a special group that features four five-star recruits: Amarius Mims, Smael Mondon, Nyland Green and Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins.

It touts the 14th-ranked recruit, massive offensive tackle Amarius Mims. Mims is an in-state recruit who played at Bleckley County High School. He has the talent to start right away, but Georgia is returning a lot of offensive line talent under Matt Luke.

Nyland Green, one of Georgia’s most recent additions to the class of 2021, finished the year rated as the No. 18 prospect in the country. Green will have a chance to play immediately because Georgia lost several cornerbacks this offseason.

Defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins is the top player from the state of South Carolina. The five-star recruit check in as the No. 19 player in the nation and the No. 2 defensive tackle. He dominated at Gaffney High School.

Lastly, five-star outside linebacker Smael Mondon is ranked as the No. 20 recruit in the country. Mondon is fast and versatile. The in-state prospect joins a loaded Georgia Bulldogs linebacker core.

Georgia quarterback signee Brock Vandagriff notably missed out on five-star status. He finishes the year rated as the No. 33 prospect and the top ranked four-star recruit. Most other services have Vandagriff ranked as a five-star, so this will give him motivation.

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Georgia football signs South Carolina’s top recruit

The Georgia Bulldogs have signed elite foru-star defensive tackle recruit Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins.

The Georgia Bulldogs have signed elite defensive tackle recruit Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins. Ingram-Dawkins is a four-star recruit.

247Sports considered him the best player in the state of South Carolina. Ingram-Dawkins committed to the Bulldogs instead of the South Carolina Gamecocks several months ago. It may be a tough signing day for the Gamecocks.

Ingram-Dawkins is in the class of 2021 and plays football at Gaffney High School. Gaffney is one of the top high school programs in South Carolina.

Ingram-Dawkins has the size and length to win battles in the trenches at six-foot-five, 290 pounds. Kirby Smart and Dan Lanning are building an elite recruiting class on the defensive side of the ball. The Bulldogs are close to securing a top-five rated class in the country.

The official Georgia football Twitter account announced his signing via Twitter:

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Social media celebrates: UGA football lands commitment from 4-star DT

The Georgia Bulldogs football program added a commitment from Gaffney, South Carolina defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins

The Georgia Bulldogs have added a commitment from defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins who is a four-star recruit. 247Sports considers him the top player in South Carolina. Ingram-Dawkins committed to the Bulldogs instead of the South Carolina Gamecocks.

Ingram-Dawkins is in the class of 2021 and plays football at Gaffney High School. Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins was also contemplating UNC and Tennessee, but put the Dawgs and Gamecocks in his final two.

This commitment hurts for South Carolina Gamecocks head coach Will Muschamp. South Carolina lost the best recruit in its state to an SEC East rival and has a weak overall recruiting class.

Ingram-Dawkins joins Marlin Dean as the two defensive tackle commitments for the Bulldogs in the class of 2021. Here’s how Georgia Bulldogs football Twitter reacted to the commitment from Ingram-Dawkins:

The Georgia Bulldogs have been heating up in recruiting recently. Who will be the next top prospect to commit to the Dawgs?

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Tennessee 4-star target commits to Georgia

The Vols saw another high profile prospect commit to the Bulldogs on Friday.

Tennessee has lost another high-profile recruit to the Georgia Bulldogs.

Four-star defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins committed to Georgia on Friday.

Ingram-Dawkins had Tennessee among his final choices, as well as North Carolina and South Carolina.

The Gaffney, South Carolina, native is rated as the No. 14 defensive tackle prospect in the country and the top prospect in South Carolina by the 247Sports Composite.

The 6-foot-5, 298-pound prospect will add to a 2021 recruiting class for Georgia that is the No. 6 class in the country, with Tennessee sitting at No. 10.

This comes weeks after the Vols lost five-star offensive line prospect Amarius Mims, who also committed to Georgia.

Georgia football lands commitment from South Carolina’s top recruit

The Georgia Bulldogs have landed a commitment from defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, who also considered the South Carolina Gamecocks

The Georgia Bulldogs have landed a commitment from defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins. Ingram-Dawkins is a four-star recruit.

247Sports considered him to be the best player in the state of South Carolina. Ingram-Dawkins committed to the Bulldogs instead of the South Carolina Gamecocks.

Ingram-Dawkins is in the class of 2021 and plays football at Gaffney High School. Gaffney is one of the top high school programs in South Carolina.

Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins was also considering UNC & Tennessee, but put the Dawgs and Gamecocks in his final two.

This commitment hurts for Will Muschamp and the South Carolina Gamecocks, who’ve had a brutal week. Following a big win over Auburn, the LSU Tigers beat USC 52-24. Now, South Carolina loses the best recruit in their state to an SEC East rival. Rough times for a team with a recruiting class that is barely rated in the top fifty in the country.

Ingram-Dawkins has the size and length to win battles in the trenches at six-foot-five, 290 pounds. He joins Marlin Dean as the two defensive tackle commitments for the Bulldogs in the class of 2022.

Kirby Smart and Dan Lanning are building an elite recruiting class on the defensive side of the ball. Now, the Bulldogs are much closer to having a top-five rated class in the country.

Ingram-Dawkins committed to the Georgia Bulldogs via his Twitter account. It’s an exciting day for the young man from South Carolina.

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Georgia target, No. 1 recruit in South Carolina sets commitment date

2021 DT recruit and No. 1 player in sate of South Carolina Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins announces his commitment date.

Georgia football’s next commitment in the class of 2021 could be 4-star defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins. Ingram-Dawkins plays football at Gaffney High School, which is one of the most dominant high school programs in the state of South Carolina. 247Sports rates him as the best player in the state of South Carolina and the No. 5 defensive tackle in the 2021 class.

Ingram-Dawkins has Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia Tech and Tennessee as his top six schools.  He announced via Twitter on Monday that he’ll be making his commitment this Friday, October 30th.

Ingram-Dawkins has some great size and could be a serious problem in the trenches.  He stands at 6-foot-5, 290 pounds and would be an incredible addition to the Dawgs’ defensive front.  Ingram-Dawkins is projected to commit to either South Carolina or Georgia, with South Carolina emerging as the recent favorite.

Georgia football among final four for elite DT

The Georgia Bulldogs have made the latest list of top schools for defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins

The Georgia Bulldogs have made the latest list of top schools for defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins. Ingram-Dawkins is a four-star recruit.

247Sports rates him as the best player in the state of South Carolina. They favor him committing to the South Carolina Gamecocks.

Ingram-Dawkins is in the class of 2021 and plays football at Gaffney High School. Gaffney is one of the elite high school programs in South Carolina.  It is the home of Super Bowl champion and former University of South Carolina wide receiver Sidney Rice.

Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins released his top four schools via his Twitter account:

Ingram-Dawkins puts UGA, South Carolina, North Carolina and Tennessee in his top schools. We’ll update you if he makes a commitment.

Ingram-Dawkins has the size to battle in the trenches at 6 feet, 5 inches, 290 pounds. He’ll fortify one college football program’s defensive interior.  Notably, the talented defensive tackle does not have in-state powerhouse Clemson among his top schools.

Kirby Smart and Dan Lanning are building a good recruiting class on the defensive side of the ball. The Dawgs have a pair of defensive end commitments in Jonathan Jefferson and Elijah Jeudy.  Despite this duo, UGA needs to add a defensive tackle to the class following a decommitment at the position.

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UGA, USC recruiting target may announce commitment soon

The Georgia Bulldogs next commitment in the class of 2021 may be elite defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins

The Georgia Bulldogs next commitment in the class of 2021 may be elite defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins. Ingram-Dawkins is a four-star recruit. 247Sports rates him as the best player in the state of South Carolina.

Ingram-Dawkins plays football at Gaffney High School, which is one of the most dominant high school programs in the state of South Carolina.

Ingram-Dawkins puts Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia Tech, and Tennessee in his top six schools. The four-star previously released a similar top six.

Ingram-Dawkins the size to battle in the trenches at 6 feet, 5 inches, 290 pounds. He’ll beef up one fortunate college football program’s defensive front. He is presently projected to commit to either South Carolina or Georgia.

According to his Twitter account, Ingram-Dawkins is ready, which in all likelihood means he’ll be making his commitment soon. Time will tell where he decides.

Kirby Smart and Georgia football is building a decent class of 2021. The Bulldogs have a pair of defensive end commitments, but they need to add a defensive tackle to the class. Will Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins be the first defensive tackle to commit to UGA in the class of 2021?

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