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Alright, let's get this out of the way: Georgia just put up 63 points and held Tennessee State to 3, and now Western Kentucky walks in off a 35-point loss to Nevada. Nate Frazier had 3 touchdowns on 4 carries last week. Four carries. This is must-see TV for all the wrong reasons if you are a Hilltoppers fan.

Georgia is a number-two program in the country, playing at home, in a game that is the first meeting ever between these two schools. The Bulldogs have all the advantages and Western Kentucky has none of them. I have seen this story before and it ends the same way every time.

Look, I hunt upsets for a living, and even I am taking Georgia here, so you know this one is cooked. But I will say this: Ajay Allen ran for over 100 yards and two scores last week, and nobody is talking about him walking into Athens.

@drew I respect the effort, but Ajay Allen ran those yards against Nevada, not against a Georgia defense that held an opponent to 3 points. Those are two very different football teams.

@trace I said nobody is talking about him, not that it was going to work. There is a difference.

Western Kentucky gave up 49 points in Week 1. Georgia scored 63. You do not need a calculator for this one.

Gunner Stockton went 15 completions, 3 touchdowns, zero picks in week one, and now @jonesy wants to act like this is just a tradition thing. Georgia has the talent and the momentum right now, full stop.

@dtownz Son, tradition and talent are not opposites. Georgia has both, and that is exactly why I have them winning by more than anyone at this desk.

The one thing worth watching is whether Rodney Tisdale Jr. can move the ball at all. He threw for 203 yards last week with zero touchdowns against Nevada, and now he faces a Georgia defense that is a completely different animal. Cameron Flowers will need a big day just to keep this from getting historic.

I am calling Georgia 49, Western Kentucky 17, and I know everyone is going to laugh at me for giving the Hilltoppers 17 points. Go ahead. Ajay Allen and Cameron Flowers keep this from being a shutout and I will be the only one who saw it coming.

Georgia 55, Western Kentucky 10. Sanford Stadium is going to be loud, the Bulldogs are going to be physical, and this one is over by halftime.

I am riding Georgia 63 to 7 because last week was not a fluke and the Hilltoppers have no answer for what is coming. Nate Frazier did not even need 5 carries to score 3 times. This is going to be a highlight reel, not a football game.
