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Georgia’s Greyson Lambert motivated by crowd, criticism

Georgia quarterback Greyson Lambert set an NCAA accuracy record Saturday night by completing 24 of 25 passes (96.0 percent) for 330 yards and three touchdowns in a 52-20 win over South Carolina.
Georgia quarterback Greyson Lambert set an NCAA accuracy record Saturday night by completing 24 of 25 passes (96.0 percent) for 330 yards and three touchdowns in a 52-20 win over South Carolina. Georgia quarterback Greyson Lambert set an NCAA accuracy record Saturday night by completing 24 of 25 passes (96.0 percent) for 330 yards and three touchdowns in a 52-20 win over South Carolina.

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Georgia redshirt junior quarterback Greyson Lambert was not lacking for motivation before Saturday night’s 52-20 dismantling of South Carolina inside Sanford Stadium.

It was, after all, South Carolina, a program that had defeated the Bulldogs in four of the previous five meetings. It was the Southeastern Conference home opener, and the game was on ESPN.

There was also the 0-for-5 first-half passing performance the week before at Vanderbilt, and some criticism that followed.

“Coming out of the tunnel and seeing all those people, it was just very electric, and I was feeding off of that,” Lambert said afterward. “Some of it may have been a chip, but I would just honestly say that I love this game and that I love playing it when we’re winning and things are going well. It’s a lot of fun.”