No. 2 Georgia rolls over Arkansas 45-17 in Southeastern Conference opener
Chauncey Bowens scored three touchdowns and Gunner Stockton added 97 rushing yards as Georgia held Arkansas to 17 yards on the ground.
- On Saturday, the Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 45-17 in Southeastern Conference play, extending the Razorbacks' conference losing streak to 12 games.
- First-Year Arkansas coach Ryan Silverfield faced scrutiny for disparaging remarks he made about the Bulldogs program while at Memphis, though Georgia coach Kirby Smart dismissed the comments as "much ado about nothing."
- Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton led the offense with 147 passing yards and a team-high 97 rushing yards, while Chauncey Bowens contributed three rushing touchdowns in the dominant victory.
- Despite Arkansas quarterback KJ Jackson completing 20 of 27 passes for 212 yards, the Razorbacks' rushing attack managed only 17 total yards on 20 carries against Georgia's defense.
- Arkansas seeks its first Southeastern Conference win since October 26, 2024, as the Razorbacks prepare for their next test against a non-conference opponent.
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Chauncey Bowens’ career day leads No. 2 Georgia to easy win at Arkansas
Chauncey Bowens rushed for a career-high three touchdowns and No. 2 Georgia held Arkansas to 17 rushing yards en route to a 45-17 victory in Southeastern Conference play in Fayetteville, Ark., on Saturday.Gunner Stockton completed 10 of 13 passes for 1...
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Arkansas is floundering. However, the Razorbacks actually drew a decent-sized crowd for their college football game against the Georgia Bulldogs. Athletic director Hunter Yuracheck still sits on the hottest seat in the country. Losing the college football fanbase is the fastest way to get fired. The Hogs made it clear they are ready for a […]
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