No.1 Georgia Dominates Florida in 43-20 Blowout Despite Absence of Star Player Bowers

Quarterback Carson Beck's 315-yard game, combined with team's defensive prowess and 36 unanswered points, lead the Bulldogs to victory in their first game without star tight end.

Georgia's victory against Florida came without the presence of star tight end Brock Bowers, with the offensive line and backup tight end Oscar Delp stepping up to fill the void.
Quarterback Carson Beck, a Jacksonville native, put on a standout performance, throwing for 315 yards and a touchdown to lead Georgia's offensive efforts.
Georgia's defense displayed their power, limiting Florida to only 3 yards over four drives in the second quarter, resulting in four sacks, a fumble recovery, and a blocked punt for a safety.
Key fourth-down decisions went in Georgia's favor, including Florida's failed trick play and a successful risk from Georgia's head coach Kirby Smart, leading to a touchdown and widening the score gap.
Ladd McConkey, recovering from a back injury, delivered an impactful performance, catching two major passes that resulted in significant yard gains and Georgia's first touchdown of the game.