Defense powers Bulldogs past Sooners during SEC home opener

Football fans dressed in spiked football shoulder pads and face paint scream in celebration. 

No. 2 Georgia delivers a dominant performance in front of a sold-out Stripe Sanford crowd

In a game often controlled by the defenses, the No. 2-ranked Georgia football team forced four turnovers, returning one for a touchdown and rolled to a 41-13 win over Oklahoma at Sanford Stadium.

Georgia and Oklahoma, two of the nine college football programs with more than 900 all-time wins, were meeting for just the second time ever. Their first meeting, in the 2018 Rose Bowl, involved a back-and-forth battle ending in the second overtime period, when Bulldog running back Sony Michel took a direct snap and ran the ball in for a touchdown and a 54-48 win.

UGA’s Chamberlain Smith captured the Bulldogs’ victory and the day’s activities on Saturday afternoon in the gallery below. For full coverage of the game, visit GeorgiaDogs.com.

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