Georgia Moneyball

The nation’s No. 3 prospect — a Georgia legacy committed to the Buckeyes — watched the Dawgs hang seventy the same weekend Ohio State handed away No. 1 down in Austin.

Georgia hosted the No. 3 recruit in America — an Ohio State commit — on the very weekend the Buckeyes handed Texas the biggest fourth-quarter comeback ever against a No. 1.

Georgia hung seventy on Western Kentucky in brand-new white uniforms, and the head man’s first instinct was to threaten the laundry.

Kirby Smart’s Bulldogs hung 70 on Western Kentucky, and he came out of it madder than the fellow who lost.

LSU turned it over four times and won by thirty-one, Ole Miss completed eighty-eight percent of its passes, and next Saturday Lane Kiffin stands on the other sideline from the program he walked out on.

Georgia scored seventy on Western Kentucky with nine different Bulldogs reaching the end zone, which is less a football game than a jam band that finally got everybody on the setlist.

Georgia hung 70 on Western Kentucky Friday night, and Kirby Smart still went home mad, which tells you cupcake season is over in more ways than one.

Georgia hung 70 on Western Kentucky in all-white, and Gunner Stockton shared the touchdowns like a man raised right.

A live Western Kentucky snapshot echoes Georgia’s 2023 explosiveness, beats the 2024–25 offensive baselines, and offers an encouraging—but provisional—defensive signal.

The Bulldogs put on head-to-toe white for the first time in program history, whipped Western Kentucky 48–12, and headed for SEC play with their manners intact.