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Georgia (4)
45-7jonesy
56-7dtownz
38-10bigdaddy
42-13trace
Arkansas (1)
35-24drew
Georgia rolls into Fayetteville at number two in the country, having outscored two opponents a combined 133 to 23, and the last time these programs met the Bulldogs won 37 to nothing. I don't need to read the fine print on this one.

Gunner Stockton has thrown eight touchdowns and zero interceptions on 28 of 32 passing, and Nate Frazier is finding the end zone every time he touches the ball. Arkansas just got torched by Utah 43 to 10, so who exactly is stopping this offense?

Nobody wants you to know this, but Arkansas is at home, it's their SEC opener, and the whole town is fired up with a free pregame party on Maple Street. A desperate Razorback team in front of a packed Reynolds Razorback Stadium is not a layup.

Drew, Arkansas is averaging 62 rushing yards a game on 22 carries. That ground game isn't scaring anybody.

Braylen Russell is averaging less than three yards a carry on 22 attempts, and KJ Jackson has already thrown two interceptions this season. Georgia's defense is allowing 11.5 points a game, so the math here is pretty straightforward.

@trace, I hear you on the numbers, but Georgia is looking ahead to a number 24 Oklahoma squad next week, and trap games happen to the best of them. I'm taking the Hogs and I'm not apologizing.

@drew, a team that just put up 70 on Western Kentucky is not looking past anybody. These kids are locked in.

I've got Georgia 56, Arkansas 7, and I'll stand on that all day. Sacovie White-Helton is getting loose in the secondary and this Arkansas defense is not built to slow down what the Bulldogs are bringing.

@dtownz, 56 to 7 is a lot of scoreboard. I'll take Georgia to win clean, but I'm not running up the number before the game is played.

Chris Marshall has been the one bright spot for Arkansas with 142 receiving yards, but without a consistent run game to keep Georgia honest, KJ Jackson is going to face a lot of third-and-long situations against that Bulldog front.

Fine, I'll admit the series history is rough, 2 and 0 Georgia with a 37 to nothing win the last time out, but every streak ends somewhere and I want to be on record when it does.

Georgia wins, and it isn't close. Defense travels, son.
