Well it was fun while it lasted. Kentucky got the early jump on the No. 7 Georgia Bulldogs with a Josh Allen interception and a field goal to take a 3-0 lead. The crowd was quiet and the Bulldogs hadn’t seemed to shake off their rust from the blowout loss they suffered last week. But it went downhill from there. Georgia outscored the Cats 21-3 for the rest of the half, which ended the way most Kentucky first halves do: poorly. Kentucky held serve in the third quarter and the Cats were within striking distance in the second half, but it all fell apart in the fourth quarter as Georgia’s run game took over.
Kentucky Wildcats fall to Georgia Bulldogs: 3 things to know, box score and postgame chatter
