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#1 Bulldogs Guard Against Home Letdown As Missouri Visits Athens
Returning to Sanford Stadium for the first time in nearly a month, the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs face a familiar psychological test Saturday when they host the No. 22 Missouri Tigers. For #1 ranked Georgia (8-1, 6-1 SEC), the setup carries an eerie resemblance to mid-October. Fresh off a physical 42-7 road demolition of No. 10 Ole Miss, the Dawgs must avoid the complacency trap that derailed them earlier this fall. Four weeks ago, Georgia was also newly ranked at #1, followed up a grueling 20-17 road victory at Alabama by returning home and suffering a stunning 27-24 upset loss to an unranked Auburn squad.
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Kirby Smart Press Conference Previewing Saturday With Missouri
""We are moving to Missouri. I have a lot of respect for Eli [Drinkwitz] He is one of my close friends. I think he is one of the best coaches in the country. He cares about these players. He does a lot for the game. He does a tremendous job as a coach. I think this is one of his better teams. He has got an elite quarterback, and he's got good talent surrounding him. They're playing really well on defense and offense. It will be a great challenge for us. I'm glad we get to come home. I hope our fans will turn out and support and create the same environments we've been seeing on the road."
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Mizzou HC Eli Drinkwitz Press Conference Previewing UGA
"That is a great environment, one of the best in the SEC. I think not only is it a great venue and it's got the history, but the fans, the student section, it's the loudest I ever heard on that interception they returned for a touchdown in the fourth quarter with us driving. So it's going to be a real challenge for our team, and we need all of our concentration, effort, energy. Zero doubt that they're the benchmark for the league right now. The way that Coach Smart runs his program, the way his team plays consistently, it's what everybody in our conference is chasing, and he has always has done it the right way."
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Dawgs Turn The Rebs Every Way But Loose In Oxford Beatdown
Revenge was served sweet and cold under the Mississippi lights Saturday night. Avenging their painful Sugar Bowl playoff exit from ten months ago, No. 2 Georgia systematically dismantled No. 10 Ole Miss in a staggering 42-7 blowout victory at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. The dominant road triumph simultaneously snapped the Rebels’ 16-game home winning streak and made a powerful statement to the College Football Playoff selection committee, who likely will vault UGA to the top spot on Tuesday. Georgia (8-1, 6-1 SEC) left no room for doubt, executing a complete performance from the opening kickoff.
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Bulldogs Brace For High-Stakes Playoff Rematch In Oxford
Revenge and College Football Playoff survival take center stage tonight at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium as the No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs slide into hostile territory to battle the No. 10 Ole Miss Rebels. The 7:30 p.m. ABC primetime blockbuster marks a pivotal chapter in a developing SEC rivalry, serves as a high-stakes rematch of last season’s Sugar Bowl quarterfinal, with critical post-season implications for both sides. The Bulldogs (7-1, 5-1 SEC) head to Oxford fresh off a grinding 27-8 victory over Florida in Atlanta, but the memories of their last trip to Mississippi remain vivid.
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Party Moves Indoors As Dominant Defense Powers Georgia Past Florida At Mercedes-Benz Stadium
You might call them Georgia Tech South with offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner leaving the Yellow Jackets in the offseason and taking QB Aaron Philo, WR Eric Singleton, WR Bailey Stockton and TE Luke Harpring with him. But, it was a similar result as in that rivalry. It was a different city and a radically different atmosphere, but the script remained entirely unchanged for one of college football’s most historic rivalries. For the first time in history, the border war between the Bulldogs and Gators moved under the roof at MBS.
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Historic Neutral Site Shift Takes Georgia-Florida Rivalry To Atlanta
For the first time in the history of their century-long cross-border gridiron war, the Bulldogs and Gators will settle their differences inside the capital of the Peach State. Due to extensive, multi-year stadium renovations at their traditional neutral ground in Jacksonville, the SEC’s premier Halloween spectacle has shifted inland to Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium for a monumental Top 20 collision. Both programs arrive refreshed following a timely bye week, yet they are burdened with contrasting momentum. The No. 3 Bulldogs (6-1, 4-1 SEC) coming off a shocking 27-24 home loss to unranked Auburn.
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Auburn Stuns No. 1 Georgia in Sanford Stadium Shocker, 27-24
In a definitive twist to college football’s oldest deep-south rivalry, the unranked Auburn Tigers pulled off a monumental upset on Saturday, defeating the No. 1 ranked Georgia Bulldogs, 27-24, between the hedges at Sanford Stadium. The shocking outcome upended the national championship landscape, snapping Georgia’s 53-game winning streak against unranked opponents. UGA was one of five teams in the top seven who lost Saturday, something that had never happened before. For Georgia, the sting of the defeat was magnified by the absence of star safety KJ Bolden.
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#1 Ranked UGA Returns To Athens To Host Rival Auburn On Saturday
Fresh off an emotional and hard-fought 20-17 victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa, the newly crowned No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs are wasting no time shifting their focus. On Saturday, October 17, Sanford Stadium will play host to the next chapter of the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry as the dangerous Auburn Tigers roll into town. Sitting at a perfect 6-0 and commanding the top spot in the national rankings, the Bulldogs face a classic trap game against a rested Auburn squad (3-2) coming off an open week. Historically, this rivalry has yielded unpredictable results.
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No. 2 Bulldogs Weather the Tide, Secure Historic 20-17 Road Victory
For the first time since 2007, the Georgia Bulldogs have conquered Bryant-Denny Stadium. In a heavyweight SEC clash that lived up to every ounce of its immense billing, the No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs (6-0, 4-0 SEC) traded body blows with No. 6 Alabama (5-1, 3-1 SEC) before escaping with a thrilling 20-17 victory. The signature win keeping Kirby Smart’s squad undefeated was a brutal testament to modern SEC football. Coach Smart highlighted the physical nature of the contest and praised his quarterback and staff, noting that “humility is a week away”.
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Dawgs Brush Aside Sleepy First Half With Vandy, Remain Unbeaten
For two quarters on Homecoming Saturday, it looked like second-ranked UGA might have been caught peeking past their opponent. But a dominant second-half surge quickly put those anxieties to rest as Georgia dismantled Vanderbilt 38-14 at Sanford Stadium to improve to 5-0 on the season. The opening thirty minutes did not follow the script for the heavy home favorites. With Vandy's backup QB Blaze Berlowitz went toe-to-toe with Georgia’s elite unit early on before the Dawgs went on a 17-0 second half surge to put it out of reach 38-14.
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UGA Looks to Keep Rolling as Vanderbilt Visits for Homecoming
For years, Vanderbilt was the doormat of the SEC as perennial bottom-feeders in the conference… a confident win circled on the calendar each year. Then Clark Lea was hired as head coach and the culture changed. In his 4th season, they improved from 2-10 to 7-6. Last year, they were 10-3 and just missed the playoffs. But, the Commodore team coming into Sanford Stadium on Saturday is not that team. They have gotten off to a competitive but more challenging 3–1 (0–1 SEC) start in 2026. The drop-off stems from massive roster turnover, and key injuries.
Show MoreGeorgia Bulldogs 2026 Football Schedule/Results
Saturday, September 5
vs Tennessee State Tigers
Won 63-3
Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA
Saturday, September 12
vs W. Kentucky Hilltoppers
Won 70-20
Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA
Saturday, September 19
@ Arkansas Razorbacks (SEC)
Won 45-17
Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Fayetteville, AR
Saturday, September 26
vs Oklahoma Sooners (SEC)
Won 41-13
Sanford Stadium,
Athens, GA
Saturday, October 3
vs Vanderbilt Commodores (SEC)
Won 38-14
Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA
Saturday, October 10
@ Alabama Crimson Tide (SEC)
Won 20-17
Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa, AL
Saturday, October 17
vs Auburn Tigers
(SEC)
Lost 27-24
Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA
Saturday, October 31
(Neutral Site)
vs Florida Gators (SEC)
Won 27-8
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, GA
Saturday, November 7
@ Ole Miss Rebels
(SEC)
Won 42-7
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS
Saturday, November 14
vs Missouri Tigers
(SEC)
3:30 p.m. (ABC)
Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA
Saturday, November 21
@ South Carolina Gamecocks
(SEC)
7:30 p.m. (ABC)
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, SC
Saturday, November 28
vs Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
TBA
Sanford Stadium,
Athens, GA
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