Dawg Sports Report

With Nate Frazier’s ribs a matter for the injury report, Dwight Phillips went 54 yards against Oklahoma and made Kirby Smart’s August compliment look like plain honesty.

Kirby Smart spoke kindly Monday about Jared Curtis, the quarterback who twice said yes to Georgia, and on Saturday Curtis comes to Sanford Stadium wearing Vanderbilt’s colors.

Chris Cole picked up two Oklahoma fumbles, ran one back 85 yards, and on Monday the SEC named him its Defensive Player of the Week.

Jared Curtis, the Nashville quarterback who flipped from Georgia to Vanderbilt, brings the Commodores to Athens on Saturday to finish the conversation in person.

Gunner Stockton opened Saturday like a man who couldn’t miss, then found out in the second half what the rest of us already knew: nobody stays perfect for long.

Georgia beat Oklahoma 41–13, and by Sunday morning Kirby Smart sounded like a man who had lost.

Oklahoma came to Athens with one of the stingiest defenses in the country, and Georgia has spent the afternoon asking it to prove it.

Georgia stripes the stadium red, white, and black for Oklahoma’s visit, and the afternoon may just live up to the outfit.

Three of the best young linemen in America will watch Oklahoma’s first trip to Athens from the best seats Kirby Smart could find them.