Georgia: No. 1 Bulldogs defeat South Carolina, clinch SEC East

Georgia entered a game ranked No. 1 for the first time since 2008, and the Bulldogs then fought off pesky South Carolina for a 24-10 victory Saturday at Sanford Stadium in Athens. The victory, coupled with Kentucky's loss to Ole Miss on Saturday night, clinched the SEC East for the Bulldogs (9-0, 6-0 SEC). Georgia hadn't won the division since 2012.

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ExploreThree observations from the clinching victory can be found at AJC.com.

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Mark Bradley’s column from Saturday’s game

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Photos: Georgia vs. South Carolina on Saturday afternoon at Sanford Stadium

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