Sports
Sports

Watch: How Georgia, Kentucky fared against common opponents

Georgia and Kentucky have six common opponents this season. Florida: Kentucky lost 28-27; Georgia won 42-7 Mississippi State: Kentucky lost 45-7; Georgia won 31-3 Missouri: Kentucky won 40-34; Georgia won 53-28 South Carolina: Kentucky won 23-13; Georgia won 24-10 Tennessee: Kentucky won 29-26; Georgia won 41-0 Vanderbilt: Kentucky won 44-21; Georgia won 45-14 Record against common opponents: Kentucky is 4-2; Georgia is 6-0
By Mike Luck
Nov 15, 2017

Georgia and Kentucky meet Saturday in Athens.

The SEC teams have both played 10 games. Georgia is 9-1 and Kentucky is 7-3.

They have both played six teams this season: Florida, Mississippi State, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt.

Watch the video above to see how each team has fared against the common opponents, and compare the scores too.

More videos:

Explore10 reasons to feel better about the Bulldogs

Players to watch Saturday

Georgia’s top all-time rushing leaders

ExploreGeorgia-Kentucky: A brief history

About the Author

Mike Luck is an Audience Specialist on the sports team at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has worked at the AJC since 1980.

More Stories

Keep Reading

Khamari Brooks-Georgia football recruiting-UGA football recruiting

Credit: Jeff Sentell

Georgia football primed to go on a major tear on the recruiting trail

It's generally the new norm to see many top prospects come off the board in July after official visits have dominated the month of June, but that timeline has been sped up.

Dream shake off late-game woes: 3 takeaways from win against Sky

‘They were aggressive. They were attacking,’ coach says.

Big game from Howard lifts Dream

The Latest

Atlanta Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. (13) celebrates his solo home run against the New York Mets in the first inning of a baseball game, Wednesday, June 18, 2025, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)

Credit: AP

Atlanta TV sports listings

39m ago

Georgia football primed to go on a major tear on the recruiting trail

Sports Daily: The sports gods taketh away

Featured

Apartment complex community members look at the stuffed animals, snacks and drinks that rest at the base of a basketball goal with balloons in memoriam of Ja’Nylen Greggs in Atlanta on Friday, June 20, 2025. The apartment complex community is mourning 12-year-old Greggs after he was killed in the crossfire of a drive-by shooting. (Abbey Cutrer / AJC)

Credit: abbey.cutrer@ajc.com

He went out to play. A drive-by shooting made him Atlanta’s youngest homicide this year.

An Atlanta neighborhood mourns a 12-year-old boy who died from gunfire.

‘You hope for peace’: Georgians grapple with fallout after Iran strike

Georgians and visitors to Atlanta interviewed Sunday in Buckhead expressed concerns about why President Trump ordered strikes on Iran and what will happen next.

Senate Republicans set up potential clash with House on ‘big, beautiful bill’

How does the Senate version of the tax and spending bill differ from the one that barely passed the house?