In a commanding performance at Sanford Stadium, the Georgia Bulldogs reclaimed their No. 1 ranking with a 48‑21 victory over the Missouri Tigers on Tuesday night. The Bulldogs built a 31‑point lead by halftime, showcasing the depth and execution that have defined their recent run.
Early dominance sets the tone
Georgia struck first when safety Raylen Wilson intercepted Missouri quarterback Austin Simmons on the opening play. Wilson returned the pick 30 yards to the Tigers’ 7‑yard line, and running back Nate Frazier capped the drive with a 4‑yard touchdown run just 61 seconds into the game.
Offensive firepower rolls on
Quarterback Gunnar Stockton added to the early barrage, scoring on an 8‑yard run and later delivering a 12‑yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Isiah Canion. Frazier continued his strong showing, rushing for three touchdowns and finishing with 72 yards on the ground. Stockton threw for 252 yards, while Missouri’s offense was limited to 286 total yards, most of which came after the outcome was already decided.
Missouri’s effort falls short
Despite a respectable 175 passing yards and three touchdowns from Simmons, the Tigers could not overcome the early deficit. Their only points after the first half came from a 41‑yard field goal by Peyton Woodring, leaving the final margin at 27 points.
Continuing a winning streak
This victory marks Georgia’s third straight dominant win, following blowout victories over Florida and Ole Miss. The Bulldogs have outscored those opponents by a combined 117‑36, underscoring their offensive efficiency and defensive resilience.
Looking ahead
Georgia will travel to Columbia next week to face South Carolina, closing out its SEC regular‑season schedule. Missouri’s next game is a home matchup against Kentucky.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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