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The Single Most Important Stat From Georgia/Alabama

Georgia’s ground game dominated Alabama in a surprising upset at Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium, where the Bulldogs overpowered the Crimson Tide’s top-ranked rushing defense. The Bulldogs amassed 206 rushing yards, far exceeding Alabama’s season average of 78.6 yards allowed per game on the ground.

Despite key injuries to running backs Nate Frazier and Chauncey Bowens, Georgia’s offensive line carved out massive lanes for Dwight Phillips, Bo Walker, and Nick Peal, who combined for a dominant performance. The Bulldogs’ defensive stand in the second half, along with quarterback Gunner Stockton’s 82% completion rate, further solidified their victory.

While Georgia’s rushing trio faces an uncertain future without Frazier and Bowens, the offensive line’s ability to create space could keep the momentum going. The win marks a rare upset against a powerhouse defense, showcasing Georgia’s resilience and offensive firepower.

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