Georgia was impressive in every facet during Saturday’s 41-14 trouncing of Tennessee in Sanford Stadium.
The Bulldogs amassed their point total in the first three quarters and held the Volunteers to 9 rushing yards. Georgia did not commit a turnover, while Tennessee suffered three, including two on special teams.
“If we can get turnovers like that, we’ll win every game we’ve got,” safety Bacarri Rambo said.
Now the Bulldogs must maintain their newfound momentum, which hasn’t always been easy. In its 10 seasons with Mark Richt as coach, Georgia is 3-4 when playing a Southeastern Conference foe immediately after whipping a league opponent by more than 25 points.
The most recent example took place in 2007, when Georgia followed up a 45-17 home win over Ole Miss with a 35-14 loss at Tennessee, but the Bulldogs will be heavily favored to win a second straight game this Saturday when Vanderbilt visits.