Field Street Forum

Georgia’s 2025 Senior Class is 50-5 overall. They have won a national title (2022) and two SEC crowns (2022, 2024) in their career. They are the third straight class to register 50 wins, joining the 2023 group (50-4) and last year’s record-setting class (53-5). Simply The Best (Since 2021)

Georgia owns the best record in the FBS since 2021 at 64-6. This run includes back-to-back CFP national titles (2021-22) and two SEC titles (2022 & 2024).

Georgia and Ohio State are the only FBS schools to win 11+ games every season since 2021.

The Bulldogs (11-1, 7-1 SEC) are a consensus No. 3 in the Associated Press, US LBM Coaches and FWAA-NFF top 25 polls. The latest CFP rankings will be out Tuesday.

The ESPN and SECN shows will be in Atlanta for the SECCG. This season, GameDay was in Athens for the victory over No. 5 Ole Miss and the road win over the No. 15 Vols. Georgia is 22-19 when it’s on site at a Bulldogs game. SEC Nation was on hand for the win over No. 10 Texas, the loss to No. 17 UA and the road win over MSU. Georgia is 31-13 with SEC Nation on site.

Third-ranked Georgia (11-1, 7-1 SEC) joins Florida (1992-96) as the only teams to ever make a record five consecutive SEC Championship Games (SECCG). The Bulldogs face #10 Alabama (10-2, 7-1 SEC).

The Bulldogs have won the SEC title 15 times, which ranks second to UA’s 30.

Georgia aims to win back-to-back SEC titles for the first time since it won three in a row (1980-82).

Georgia has won the SECG five times (thrice in the Kirby Smart era) including in 2024 over #2 Texas.

The Bulldogs will be making their 13th appearance in the SECCG, tying the Gators for second most in SEC history. Georgia is 5-7 in the SECCG including 0-4 against UA.

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By John Frierson
UGAAA Staff Writer

When Georgia and Alabama met for the first time this season, back on Sept. 27 at Sanford Stadium, the Bulldogs held the Crimson Tide scoreless in the second half. It wasn’t enough to pull out a victory — Georgia fell 24-21 — but the Bulldog defense showed just how stout it can be over the final two quarters.

Throughout the season, the Georgia defense has been at its best over the final two quarters. After 12 games, the third-ranked Bulldogs have allowed 65 points in the first quarter — 21 of those came at Tennessee, when Georgia rallied for a 44-41 win in overtime — and 47 in the second (17 of those came in the loss to the ninth-ranked Tide). In the second half this season, Georgia has allowed just 85 total points, plus 3 to the Volunteers in overtime.

Georgia shut out No. 6 Ole Miss in the fourth quarter of what had been a shootout, with the Bulldogs winning 43-35 on Oct. 18. Georgia also shut out No. 13 Texas in the second and fourth quarters of a 35-10 win on Dooley Field on Nov. 15. After trailing Auburn 10-3 at the half on Oct. 11, Georgia blanked the Tigers in the second half of its 20-10 win.

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