You couldn’t script a better start for Georgia on Saturday.
The Bulldogs went right down the field, with Nick Chubb punishing defenders in route to a touchdown for an early lead.
Chubb for 6 #DawgsonTop #UGAvsFL pic.twitter.com/6fM9VpTY8W
— Kyle Jordan (@KyleLive5) October 28, 2017
UGA has since scored twice more, leading Florida 21-0 midway through the first quarter.
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