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I’d call that a strong start for the Bulldogs

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Jan 10, 2023

What a start for Georgia, as quarterback Stetson Bennett keeps it and goes 21 yards for a touchdown.

Besides two penalties on that first drive (one false start and one illegal shift), the Bulldogs are off to a good start and now lead the Horned Frogs 7-0. Georgia goes 57 yards in five plays and 2:58 for the score.

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