Georgia Dominates Oklahoma 41-13 as Defense Forces Multiple Turnovers

A turnover-driven win showcased UGA's depth and keeps the Bulldogs positioned for a national run with a string of ranked SEC games ahead.

Overview

Georgia beat Oklahoma 41-13 after its defense forced multiple turnovers and Georgia converted those mistakes into 17 points.
Linebacker Chris Cole had a breakout game with two fumble recoveries, one returned for a touchdown, plus eight tackles, a tackle for loss and a sack that helped swing the game.
Backup running back Dwight Phillips stepped in after Nate Frazier was scratched and ran for 84 yards and a 54-yard touchdown to help close out the win.
The Bulldogs have scored 219 points through four games, sit at 4-0 and remain No. 2 in the AP poll as their offense and defense both show depth and playmaking.
Oklahoma fell to 2-2 and faces mounting CFP doubts while Georgia now prepares for a sequence of ranked SEC opponents that will largely determine its national title chances.