Change That to Seven

Talley 'em Up

Georgia had beaten Georgia Tech six times in a row before the game on Saturday. Now the record is set at seven. Georgia's final score against their instate rival, Georgia Tech, was 31-17.

Offense

Georgia running back Knowshon Moreno wasn't able to get as much done as anticipated but senior running back Thomas Brown sure took up the slack. Moreno was held to an all time low of 45 yards. Thomas Brown had a little more luck than Moreno. Brown ran for 139 yards with 17 carries and 1 touchdown.

Quarterback Matthew Stafford completed 14 of 29 passes with 1 rushing touchdown and ended the day with 214 yards.

Georgia's wide receivers Sean Bailey, Mohamed Massaquoi, and Kris Durham put up good results for the dogs as well. Durham had 1 catch with 23 yards, Bailey had 3 catches with 85 yards, and Massaquoi had 6 catches with 74 yards and a touchdown.

Defense

Georgia's defense was working really well together. Kelin Johnson and Danneel Ellerbe both had 8 tackles. Freshman Rennie Curran had 6 tackles. The defense also intercepted one of GT Quarterback Taylor Bennett's passes.

Who's Ready To Go Bowling

Overall it was a very good game for the Bulldogs. Even though they aren't going to the SEC Championship game they should be playing in a big BCS Bowl Game like the Rose, Fiesta, or Orange. They may even have a chance to go to the National Championship game but that is a big if.

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