Rapid Reaction: Georgia Shuts Out Auburn in 2nd Half
Georgia defeated Auburn 20-10 on Saturday night, thanks to a dominant second-half showing.
The Bulldogs claimed their 9th consecutive win in the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry, mounting a comeback after a momentum shift late in the first half.
Auburn's Jackson Arnold had a QB sneak ruled as a fumble, reversing a potential 17-0 lead. Instead, Georgia managed a field goal before the break, making it 14-3.
Georgia defeated Auburn 20-10 on Saturday night on the Plains.
Author's summary: Georgia wins 9th consecutive Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry game.
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