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Woodring hits a 49-yard FG and Georgia's lead is up to 35.
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Dwight Phillips, Jr. breaks a 54-yard run for pay dirt. Georgia leads 38-6. Career-long run for Phillips.
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Omarion Robinson picks off Stockton (first of the year) on the second play of the Georgia possession. Sooners take over at Bulldog 35
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Three-and-out for the OU offense to start the second half. All things considered, that wasn't the worst outcome for the Sooners today.
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Half: Georgia 28, Oklahoma 0 All Bulldogs so far.
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Chris Cole with ANOTHER fumble recovery
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Well... that was until Chris Cole recovered a Mateer fumble and took it 85 yards to the house. 21-0 Georgia.
Some life from the OU offense
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Some life from the OU offense
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Gunner Stockton hits Talyn Taylor for the 35-yard score. 14-0 Dawgs with 14:20 remaining in the second quarter. Stockton has completed his first 9 pass attempts on the day.
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Georgia outgained OU 94-13 in the opening quarter.
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End 1: Georgia 7, Oklahoma 0. Bulldogs in Sooners territory.
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Chauncey Bowens punches it in from 2 yards out to draw first blood in this one. Woodring on the PAT. Georgia 7, Oklahoma 0. 3:16 1Q
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Georgia punts after a 3-and-out. Oklahoma takes over on its own 15. 12:49 1Q
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Oklahoma wins the toss and chooses to defer
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Nice tribute and moment of silence for Ray Lamb at Sanford Stadium before the national anthem.
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Georgia RB Nate Frazier is dressed out, but seems to not be participating in pregame drills.
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Will Cheney retweeted
Replying to @CheneyAUG
@CheneyAUG promises he won't be bad luck to the Bulldogs. Last time he was here fans had to sweat out OT win vs. Georgia Southern
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Tagging along with @marcweiszer, reporting for the Athens Banner-Herald today as Georgia hosts Oklahoma. Let’s see if I remember how to do this.
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I'm incredibly proud of Dhani and how he grew during his year with us in Augusta. I can't wait to see what he'll accomplish next.
Personal news: Yesterday marked my last day working at The Augusta Chronicle. Covering Augusta high school sports, the Nike Peach Jam and the Masters over the past year were opportunities I’ll always remember. Very grateful for my time spent here. Stay tuned for what’s next!
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