They won the game by a final score of 13-12 and it was a rough showing from Georgia's offense. It never felt like the Dawgs were able to find a rhythm on the offensive side of the ball and it seemed to boil down to Georgia not executing and Kentucky having a great defensive game plan.

2. Brock Vandagriff — and any running quarterback — can exploit a defense that loses contain. Sometimes Georgia did that itself by trying to blitz, leaving the outside wide open for a Vandagriff 17-yard run on the first drive or a 15-yarder in the second quarter.

Georgia football’s rugged road schedule was seen as a Murderer’s Row, but Kentucky wasn't supposed to be part of that. The Bulldogs survived for win.