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Bulldogs down 14 heading into fourth quarter

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Jan 1, 2023

Georgia avoids disaster after Stroud heaved it to the back of the end zone on fourth-and-7, with Javon Bullard breaking up a potential touchdown pass to Marvin Harrison Jr. (Bullard was called for targeting, but the call was reversed as he led with his shoulder).

Ohio State gets a field goal, but it’s still a manageable deficit at 38-24 as we head into the fourth quarter. Still, Georgia will have a hard time gaining ground if they can’t slow down this passing attack.

Fourteen is the largest deficit the Bulldogs have faced all season.

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