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Georgia Football Weathers the Storm Against Alabama

Georgia’s Bulldogs defied expectations and stormy conditions to secure a hard-fought 20–17 victory over Alabama in Tuscaloosa, marking their first regular-season win over the Crimson Tide since 2007. The Dawgs overcame a depleted running back corps, with starters Nate Frazier and Chauncey Bowens sidelined due to injury, by relying on Dwight Phillips Jr.

and Bo Walker. Phillips Jr.

led the charge with 17 carries for 120 yards, while Walker added 10 rushes for 69 yards, helping Georgia control the clock and limit Alabama’s scoring opportunities in a low-possession second half. Quarterback Gunner Stockton, often overlooked in national discussions, delivered a clutch performance, completing 18 of 22 passes for 249 yards and sealing the game with a critical 17-yard touchdown pass to Elyiss Williams late in the contest.

Head coach Kirby Smart emphasized execution as the key to victory, a theme that played out as Georgia’s resilience and depth proved decisive in a game where Alabama’s Keelon Russell fell short of his usual dominance.

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