The Georgia Bulldogs just look unstoppable early in the season, tearing through Tennessee State 63-3 and Western Kentucky 70-20. Now, with their first real SEC test on the horizon this Saturday, a CFB 27 simulation is dropping a massive prediction: a 37-3 beatdown of the Arkansas Razorbacks that saw Georgia score 30 unanswered points. Arkansas fans already knew what was up, but this sim just confirmed their worst fears.
Arkansas Fans Have Every Reason to Be Scared
Let’s be real, Arkansas has been rough. Last season they finished dead last in the SEC at 2-10, even firing their head coach, Sam Pittman. They are fresh off a brutal 43-10 blowout loss against #17 Utah. So yeah, the enthusiasm is low. Georgia fans are absolutely expecting a complete blowout to keep their SEC championship run rolling, and this sim says they are right to feel that way.
The game started with Gunner Stockton hitting Nate Frazier for a 14-yard touchdown, making it 7-0. Arkansas actually got on the board with a field goal at 9:05 in the second quarter to make it 7-3. That was it. That was their only moment. Stockton fired another touchdown pass, this time to Isiah Canion, making it 14-3. Peyton Woodring kicked a field goal for a 17-3 halftime lead. Then the floodgates opened. Nate Frazier plunged in from a yard out, Woodring hit another field goal, and suddenly it was 27-3 in the third. The fourth quarter brought another Woodring field goal and Stockton’s third touchdown pass of the day, finding London Humphreys, for the final 37-3 score. That’s 30 unanswered points to end the game, just brutal.
Stockton and the Defense Are Dominating
Gunner Stockton was straight-up magnificent in this sim. He completed 33 of 38 passes for 302 yards and three touchdowns, even with one interception. He got some help from the running game too, with Chauncey Bowens picking up 36 yards on 10 carries and Nate Frazier adding 72 yards on 10 carries. Sacovie White-Helton was Stockton’s go-to guy, hauling in nine receptions for 108 yards, but those touchdown passes spread the wealth to Canion, Humphreys, and Frazier.
Defensively, Georgia was a brick wall. Their pass rush and front seven were absolutely relentless. They racked up 13 tackles for loss, with Raylen Wilson leading the charge with three TFLs himself. They also sacked Arkansas quarterback KJ Jackson seven times, with Quintavius Johnson grabbing 1.5 sacks. Even though the defense didn’t force any turnovers, they held Arkansas to a measly 167 yards of total offense. When you dominate like that, you don’t need turnovers.
Georgia is favored by 24.5 points, and this 37-3 simulation would be an overwhelming cover. Fans are hoping for exactly that, but at minimum, they’re just ready for Georgia to start 3-0 and keep this train rolling.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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