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Georgia football looks to get back on track for a playoff run with a matchup on Saturday vs. Kentucky in Lexington.
After a week-off following a tough loss at Alabama, Georgia football looks to get back on track for a playoff run with a matchup on Saturday vs. Kentucky in Lexington.
The Wildcats will be starting Auburn transfer Joey Gatewood at quarterback over Terry Wilson due to injury, making it even tougher for an offense that ran only 36 plays last week vs. Missouri.
Look for the Dawgs to run away with this one.
Here’s what Kentucky’s media is saying about the Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs look to avenge a disappointing loss at Alabama and take down the Wildcats in Lexington. Here are 5 reasons Georgia wins.
After a week off, Georgia football is back in action this Saturday at noon at Kentucky in Lexington, televised on the SEC Network.
The Wildcats come off a 20-10 loss at Missouri in which they ran 36 offensive plays and lost the time of possession battle 43:10 to 16:50.
The Bulldogs look to avenge a disappointing loss at Alabama and make a statement to the rest of the country at Kentucky before an epic matchup with Florida for the SEC East title in Jacksonville on Nov. 7.
Here are 5 reasons Georgia gets back on track and beats Kentucky on Saturday.
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UGA Football Live with J.C. Shelton: This week’s episode is live now! I’m joined by UGA great, former tight end Arthur Lynch to talk about his playing days at Georgia and how he transitioned from NFL player to U.S. Army 2nd lieutenant. Plus collegefootballnews.com‘s Pete Fiutak stops in to help breakdown SEC football. Listen here:
The UGA Wire staff presents our weekly expert score, stat and game predictions ahead of Georgia football at Kentucky.
The No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs (3-1, 3-1) travel to Lexington this Saturday to face off against the Kentucky Wildcats (2-3, 2-3).
Kentucky began the season ranked 23rd but have since dropped after losing three of five games. The Wildcats are definitely sneaky this year, beating a Mississippi State team by a score of 24 – 2 as well as Tennessee by 27 points. That margin of victory over the Vols is larger than Georgia’s.
Georgia enters this game coming off a loss at Alabama two weeks ago and a bye week last week. Kentucky comes into this matchup following a 20-10 loss last week to Missouri.
Saturday’s kickoff is scheduled for 12:00 P.M. ET on SEC Network.
With that said, the UGA Wire staff has put together a number of score, stat and game predictions ahead of Saturday’s matchup.
Here are the picks:
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by special guest, former Georgia tight end Arthur Lynch, plus I break down Kentucky and SEC football.
Your friends at “UGA Football Live” and UGA Wire present your one-stop shop for all things Georgia football!
We are releasing episodes and interviews each week during the 2020 college football season, with a little bit of everything sprinkled in between.
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by special guest, former Georgia tight end Arthur Lynch (2009-2013) to talk about his playing days at Georgia and how he transitioned from NFL player to U.S. Army 2nd lieutenant.
Plus collegefootballnews.com‘s Pete Fiutak stops in to help breakdown SEC football as we are now halfway through the 10 game conference-only schedule.
Also I talk:
Kentucky Preview
Dawgs in the NFL
J.C. vs. the Spread
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