Georgia Bulldogs backup quarterback Cory Phillips got his big chance against Kentucky in 2000.

And he made the most of it.

In a wild game, Phillips stepped in for injured starter Quincy Carter and threw for 400 yards as Georgia outlasted the Wildcats in Lexington, Ky.

Watch the video above to see what Phillips and the Bulldogs accomplished that day.

The teams play again Saturday in Athens.

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