ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia quarterback Carson Beck could feel a momentum shift for his team in the second half of last weekend’s win at Auburn.
Coming into Saturday night’s showdown with Kentucky, Beck sensed the Bulldogs would get off to a fast start at home.
“I definitely think there is a thing such as momentum, so coming into the game after coming off a road win in the SEC, we felt good and very confident,” Beck said. “That showed tonight.”
Beck passed for 389 yards and four touchdowns, tight end Brock Bowers had seven catches for 132 yards, and the top-ranked Bulldogs cruised to a 51-13 victory over No. 20 Kentucky at Sanford Stadium.
The two-time reigning national champions reached bowl eligibility in their sixth game of the season, and their undefeated start includes a 3-0 mark against Southeastern Conference competition. Georgia’s overall winning streak has now reached 23 straight games, and the Bulldogs are the lone unbeaten team remaining in the SEC this season.