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SEC officiating mars Alabama-Georgia game in Bulldogs win: 'THE REFS JUST SCREWED ALABAMA'

The Georgia Bulldogs edged past the Alabama Crimson Tide 20–17 in a hard-fought SEC showdown that left Alabama fans questioning officiating decisions. A pivotal moment came late in the game when a replay review overturned what had initially been ruled an interception by Alabama linebacker QB Reese on Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton, a call that would have shifted momentum deep into Crimson Tide territory with the score tied at 17–17.

Georgia’s victory marks their first win in Tuscaloosa since 2007, solidifying their dominance in the college football landscape. The Bulldogs’ running game and Stockton’s performance were key factors in their narrow triumph, while Alabama’s offense struggled to maintain its early 14–10 halftime lead.

The loss also saw Alabama wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams briefly leave the game after a helmet hit, though he returned to action later in the contest.

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