Georgian football No. 2 improved to 6-0 with Saturday’s 42-10 win over Auburn at Sanford Stadium.
The Bulldogs used three touchdowns from Daijun Edwards and a 64-yard touchdown from Stetson Bennett to seal the win.
The full analysis is in the link below.
Here are five takeaways:No. 2 Georgia is once again fleeing rival Auburn.
The Bulldogs return to Sanford Stadium next Saturday for a 3:30 p.m. kickoff against Vanderbilt.
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6:45 p.m. Georgia football freshman Branson Robinson scores his first touchdown as a Bulldog
Branson Robinson sweeps 15 yards around the left side and down the sideline for a touchdown. The Bulldogs lead Auburn football 42-10 with 4:45 left.
6:27 p.m. Georgian football RB Daijun Edwards scores his third touchdown of the game
Georgia extends its lead to 35-3 with 11:10 remaining as Daijun Edwards scores his third touchdown of the day on a 14-yard run.
6:14 p.m. Georgia football QB Stetson Bennett goes 64 yards for a touchdown.
Stetson Bennett rushes down the middle for 64 yards on Georgia’s first play in the third quarter and the Bulldogs lead Auburn 28-3 with 14:49 left.
6:05 p.m. Georgia freshman sensation Malaki Starks intercepts third pass of the season — or so it seemed
The former 20 Minute Athens Road Jefferson High School star thought he had intercepted his third pass of the season but it was r
5:49 p.m. Georgia football adds to the lead with Daijun Edwards’ second touchdown
The Bulldogs had an 81-yard touchdown in 11 games that ended with Daijun Edwards’ 1-yard run, his second touchdown of the game. Georgia leads Auburn 21-3 with 7:07 left in the third quarter.
5:37 p.m. Georgia football keeps Auburn Tigers in the basket after Stetson Bennett fumble
Stetson Bennett fumbled deep into Bulldogs territory on Georgia’s third play in the second half. The defense held the Tigers to the basket. Georgia leads 14-3.
5:10 p.m. Georgian football leads 14-0 at half-time despite short Stetson Bennett and passing game
Georgia had a chance to add more points with the ball at 46 and 1:17 to go. Stetson Bennett couldn’t complete a single pass in three attempts and Georgia punted. Bennett went 7 of 13 for 25 yards in the first half.
4:40 p.m. Georgia football RB Daijun Edwards rushing TD makes it 14-0
Daijun Edwards’ 1-yard touchdown on the right side of the offensive line gives Georgia a 14-0 lead with 8:45 left in the second quarter. The Bulldogs have 111 rushing yards and 23 passing yards so far. The Bulldogs are averaging 7.9 yards per carry.
4:34 p.m. Georgia RB Kendall Milton out of game with injury
Georgian running back Kendall Milton has a right groin injury, according to Georgian radio reporter DJ Shockley. Looks like he shouldn’t come back.
4:29 p.m. Georgian football go up 7-0
Kenny McIntosh’s 1-yard touchdown down the left side gives Georgia a 7-0 lead with 11:42 left in the first half. The Bulldogs showed more punch running the ball. Georgia has 80 rushing yards on 11 attempts led by Daijun Edwards with 45 on 5 rushes.
4:18 p.m. Auburn, a fake football punt backfires on the Tigers.
Georgia took a great field position when a fake Auburn punt was smothered by Nolan Smith who tackled John Samuel Shenker who tried to run with the ball. It gave Georgia the ball to the Auburn 36 late in the first quarter in a scoreless game.
4:00 p.m. Georgia football and Auburn Tigers struggle to attack
Over half of the first quarter and each team pitched twice.
Stetson Bennett is a little off target on some of his early pitches. He’s 4 of 6 for 10 yards. Auburn didn’t make much progress offensively as the Bulldogs pressured Robby Ashford and stifled the Tigers’ ground game.
3:18 p.m. Georgia football wants to ‘confuse’ Auburn Tigers QB Robby Ashford
Redshirt freshman quarterback Robby Ashford makes his third start for Auburn.
Georgia recruited him from the Hoover High power plant in Alabama. He signed with Oregon where Georgia wide receivers coach Bryan McClendon saw firsthand what kind of athlete he is, training with receivers and running backs in conditioning.
Smart said on his radio show that Ashford hit 22 MPH on GPS in Oregon, which would be in the top 5 for speed guys in Georgia.
“We know a big job at hand is to keep it bottled,” Smart said. “We have to do certain things to confuse and frustrate him.”
2:52 p.m. Former Georgia Bulldogs coach Vince Dooley hospitalized
Former Georgia football coach Vince Dooley is in a local hospital with what has been described as a “mild case of COVID,” according to a UGA athletics spokesperson.
Dooley was supposed to make an appearance at the UGA Bookstore today, as he often does before home football games.
The Redcoat Band performed “Happy Birthday” to Dooley to mark his 90th birthday during Oregon’s game in Atlanta early last month.
Dooley also attended the Samford game on September 10.
2:33 p.m. Mike Bobo of Georgian football on the other side this time
Mike Bobo, Georgia’s former offensive coordinator, salutes the Auburn staff members he worked with last season before Tigers coach Bryan Harsin released him.
Bobo chatted with his good friend Will Friend on the field and spoke with a few others here ahead of the Tigers side game.
Bobo is an offensive analyst returning to his alma mater this season.
2:18 p.m. Georgian football WR AD Mitchell warming up
Wide receiver AD Mitchell just turned around and grabbed a pass during pregame warmups. He has missed the last three games with an ankle injury. Smart said this week that Mitchell hit good GPS speeds at the training ground.
“I don’t know how much the role will be, but we’ll see,” he said. “We’ve got a lot of guys knocked out, so it’s going to be done by committee in a lot of places.”
2:10 p.m. Georgia Bulldogs TE Arik Gilbert update
Tight ends stretch in the end zone. That includes LSU transfer Arik Gilbert, who made the trip to Missouri but didn’t dress.
He hasn’t played since the start of this season for personal reasons.
“I’m really proud of Arik’s progress and what he has done and I continue to hope that he will contribute and help us,” Smart said on Wednesday.
Gilbert is now also catching passes in a warm-up line.
1:43 p.m. Some familiar faces from the Georgia Bulldogs’ past with the Auburn Tigers
Former Georgia linebacker Christian Robinson waves to friends across the field. Robinson coaches linebackers and coordinates defensive play in his first season with Auburn. He previously coached Dan Mullen’s team in Florida.
Robinson hugged Georgia team chaplain Thomas Settles on the field and chatted with sports information staffers Leland Barrow and Mike Mobley.
Former Georgia offensive line coach Will Friend is also on the Tigers staff. He coached the Bulldogs line from 2011 to 2014.
1:29 p.m. Georgia football today vs. Auburn umpire and Bulldogs game captains
Today’s referee is named James Carter. The back judge is Dax Hill. Pretty sure it’s not the old Michigan safety now with the Bengals.
Georgia’s game captains: tight end Darnell Washington, outside linebacker Nolan Smith, running back Kenny McIntosh and inside linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson.
1:03 p.m. Message from Kirby Smart to Georgia Bulldogs fans: We need you
This is Georgia’s third home game. Auburn is no Samford or Kent State to stir up emotion among Bulldog fans.
Kirby Smart texted radio co-host Jeff Dantzler this morning asking him to remind fans that the team needs them to be really loud.
“We haven’t had that kind of game yet, that kind of home environment,” Smart said on his Thursday night radio show. “What is the standard in Georgia? What is the level of our fans? We’ve never needed them so much to have an impact on a game for a team that hasn’t been on the road all year, been home for every game and is going on the road, the environment that should be created at the University of Georgia, I have expectations of it. I would be terribly disappointed if it were not so. »
Even with Georgia not being at the top of their game in the past two games, including their win from behind at Missouri last week.
“I know everyone has expectations of our team, me too and the expectations of our coaching staff and the expectations of the fans are that they control this game and make it really difficult to play in the environment. that we create,” Smart said. “That’s what a great house does. There’s nothing flippant about it.