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Georgia’s coach did a little dance on his way out of Tuscaloosa, and folks who still blame the officials have not let it go.
On third-and-7 from his own 10 with the game on the line, Georgia’s head coach told his play-caller to forget the punt, and then he gave the play-caller the credit.
Alabama took two swings at a Georgia player, he answered with a grin, and that grin may have been the most disciplined play of Georgia’s afternoon in Tuscaloosa.
Georgia is No. 1 in the country for the first time since 2024, and the first thing a family learns about the good china is that it’s harder to keep than to get.
Georgia 20, Alabama 17. Our hurricane-party supplies are now victory-party supplies.
Kirby Smart says beating Alabama doesn’t measure his happiness, but Georgia won in Tuscaloosa for the first time since 2007 anyway, and No. 1 may be next.
Both sidelines spent the week calling the other one tough, which is how you know somebody is fixing to find out the hard way.
Kirby Smart is 120-14 against the rest of college football and 2-7 against Alabama, and tonight in Tuscaloosa is his next chance to make that second number less embarrassing.
Kirby Smart spent the week praising Alabama’s quarterback like a man who’d watched rather a lot of film, and the Georgia defense now has to catch the fellow he described.
Camille, Michael, Katrina—and a football forecast that calls for cold beer, dry socks and a little Georgia optimism.
