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    OXFORD, Miss. Georgia football Kirby played his first game since 2016, when Smart took over as head coach, on Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

    These Bulldogs He is used to being away from home. This was their sixth and fourth real away game outside Athens this season. However, they are not used to losing away.

    Saturday night ended with the Bulldogs’ second game of the season. ole miss He was ahead 28-10.

    Rebels kicker Caden Davis would thank him, adding 15 points on his field goal attempts alone. Only three goals were scored on the evening. Georgia’s was a 2-yard run by Nate Fraizer in the first quarter. Ulysses Bentley and Antwane Wells added rushing tackles for Ole Miss.

    Fans rushed the field with 16 seconds left in the game, too excited to celebrate Lane Kiffin’s most important win as a head coach. They cleared only to return when the clock reached zero. Watch the goalposts on the streets tonight, Oxford.

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    On Tuesday, Smart was heard outside the Bulldogs’ practice fields summoning his microphone to amplify the crowd noise.

    Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin said he hopes Rebel fans “will bring the energy to this game that we saw when we went to Georgia.” The field was electrified during the warm-up training 30 minutes before kick-off. They put us there at night. “It’s early days here, but it would be great to have the same energy and impact for our fans.”

    This is Georgia’s fourth game against a ranked opponent. The Rebels sit 12th in the coaches poll and 16th in the CFP rankings. Georgia ranks 2nd and 3rd respectively.

    “It’s great, we love the pressure,” center Jared Wilson said. “We love to live in an exciting way. “It will be fun.”

    This section will be updated when the game launches.

    Georgia ended its 2024 road schedule with a 28-10 loss to Ole Miss. They begin their final three-game homestand next week when they host Tennessee at 7:30 p.m. on ABC. The Bulldogs are now 7-2 overall and 5-2 in the SEC.

    Caden Davis capped his short 4-play, 5-yard drive with a 32-yard field goal for Ole Miss. He was 5-for-5 on field goals tonight, the longest being 53 yards. Ole Miss led 28-10 with 1:08 left in the fourth quarter.

    Caden Davis increased the Rebels’ lead to 15 points with a shot from 24 yards. The score capped a 10-play, 68-yard drive and gave Ole Miss a 25-10 lead with 3:22 left in the fourth quarter.

    Jaxson Dart hit Antwane Wells with a 10-yard touchdown pass, capping an 8-play, 75-yard run to put Ole Miss up 22-10 on the next drive. The field goal attempt failed. Ole Miss still led with 6:10 left in the third quarter.

    Peyton Woodring kicked a 23-yard field goal for Georgia to bring the game within one point. Ole Miss led 16-10 with 9:35 left in the third quarter.

    Caden Davis kicked a 43-yard field goal to give Ole Miss a lead of 13-7. Ole Miss scored on its final three possessions following a 9-play, 51-yard drive.

    Jaxson Dart returned to the game and completed a 26-yard pass to help set up a 23-yard Caden Davis field goal. Ole Miss led 10-7 after a 44-yard drive.

    Backup quarterback Austin Simmons led the Rebels on a 10-play, 75-yard touchdown drive. The Rebels scored on a 9-yard field goal from Ulysses Bentley. Simmons was 5 of 6 for 64 yards. Leading 7-7 with 6:53 left in the first game.

    Dan Jackson’s interception gave Georgia a short field and the Bulldogs kept him on the ground on all but one seven-play play. Nate Frazier’s 2-yard touchdown run on fourth-and-goal gave Georgia a 7-0 lead with 10:32 left in the first quarter. Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart went to the locker room after the first series, according to ABC.

    Offensive guard Micah Morris, who replaced the injured Tate Ratledge, dressed but did not practice with the first or second team when the teams finished warming up. Georgia can get behind Ratledge and slide Xavier Truss over the guard if necessary.

    Offensive right winger Tate Ratledge works in the starting unit alongside Micah Morris on the second team. Trevor Etienne appears to be the first running back to cross the line after his rib injury.

    Defender Jordan Hall, who has not yet played this season due to leg injuries, looks very energetic during the warm-up. Inside linebacker Smael Mondon is warming up but was expected to play in a backup role if he recovers from his foot injury.

    The latest SEC availability report improved on the game-time decisions of linebacker Smael Mondon (foot) and offensive guard Micah Morris (leg). Defensive lineman Jordan Hall (legs) is no longer listed, making him eligible to play. Ole Miss’ top receiver Trae Harris was also listed as a game-time decision.

    Rain may have contributed to this, but Georgia was prepared for it.

    “They were just spraying water on the ball in practice,” center Jared Wilson said Tuesday. “What you can do to work on it is to take reps in practice.”

    Kirby Smart addressed the wet conditions on his radio show Thursday night.

    “In these types of games you have to be really patient, you have to be smart,” he said. “When will the best conditions be there, will there be the best conditions? Who deals with this best? The security of the ball definitely becomes a factor in this. “We must prevent and carry out explosive plays.”

    He said he spoke with both coordinators about “what our best game plan would be if it turned into sloppy conditions.”

    There are 14 NFL teams listed as confirmed for this game, some with more than one representative. These include the Dolphins, Steelers, Vikings, Browns, Giants, Ravens, Patriots, Packers, Commanders, Jets, Saints, Seahawks, Panthers, and Eagles.

    Georgia’s game captains for today are: Junior linebacker Mykel Williams, junior wide receiver Dillon Bell, senior tight end Ben Yurosek and junior linebacker Jalon Wilson.

    Your referee today is Jeff Heaser. Fun fact: He was the referee for Georgia’s 65-7 win over TCU in the 2022 season’s national championship game.

    Here we settled in the press box and a torrential rain fell on the field. It went by pretty quickly and now it looks like it’s raining lightly.

    Weather.com’s forecast calls for rain – 99 percent – around 6 p.m.

    Georgia-Ole Miss match today

    • History: Today
    • Time: 15:30
    • Location: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, Miss.

    What channel is the Georgia-Ole Miss game on today?

    NOTE: Georgia vs. The Ole Miss game will be broadcast nationally on ABC. Sean McDonough and Greg McElroy will referee the game from the stands at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, with Molly McGrath reporting from the sidelines. Streaming options for the game include: ESPN+. (Subscription required) And FUBOOffering a free trial to new subscribers.

    Georgia vs Ole Miss history

    • Series record: Georgia leads 33-13-1
    • Georgia’s last win: 52-17 in 2023
    • Ole Miss’ last win: 45-14 in 2016.

    Georgia vs Ole Miss predictions

    Georgia 31, Ole Miss 24

    There’s a lot of pressure on Ole Miss after losses to Kentucky and LSU this season. Georgia let Florida linger until late in the fourth quarter last week, but Carson Beck’s interceptions were a big factor. Look for Beck to play better and Georgia’s defense to stop enough to win.

    Georgia vs Ole Miss betting odds

    Game lines and odds BetMGM As of Friday:

    • Radiate: Georgia -1.5
    • top/bottom: 54.5
    • Money line: Georgia -125, Ole Miss +105

    Georgia vs Ole Miss injury updates

    Georgia: ILB Smael Mondon (foot, questionable), DL Jordan Hall (legs, probable), RB Roderick Robinson (toe, out), RB Branson Robinson (foot, out), DL Joseph Jonah-Ajonye (lower extremity, out) , WR Anthony Evans (hamstring, out), OG Micah Morris (leg, questionable).

    Ole Miss: WR Izaiah Hartrup (undeclared, unavailable), RB Henry Parrish Jr. (leg, unavailable), RB Logan Diggs (undisclosed, unavailable), RB Matt Jones (undisclosed, questionable), WR Tre Harris (lower torso, questionable), WR Jordan Watkins (undisclosed, possible), OL Jayden Williams (undisclosed, questionable). questionable), OL Caleb Warren (undisclosed, questionable), DE Jared Ivey (undisclosed, questionable), WR Cayden Lee (undisclosed, probable), OL Caleb Warren (undisclosed, probable), TE Carden Prieskorn (undisclosed, probable).

    Georgia vs. Ole Miss weather update

    According to Weather.com, the weather forecast calls for rain and possible thunderstorms in the high 70s with ESE winds of 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain is 90 percent.

    Georgia football 2024 schedule

    • August 31: Georgia 34, Clemson 3
    • September 7: Georgia 48, Tennessee Tech 3.
    • September 14 Georgia 13, Kentucky 12
    • September 28 Alabama 41, Georgia 34
    • October 5 Georgia 31, Auburn 13
    • October 12 Georgia 41, Mississippi State 31
    • October 19 Georgia 30, Texas 15
    • November 2 Georgia 34, Florida 20
    • Nov. 9 at Ole Miss.
    • November 16, Tennessee
    • November 23 UMass
    • November 29 Georgia Tech
    • Record: 7-1

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    Ole Miss football 2024 schedule

    • August 31: Ole Miss 76, Furman 0
    • September 7 Ole Miss 52, Middle Tennessee 3
    • September 14 Georgia 40, Ole Miss 6
    • September 21 Ole Miss 52, Georgia South 13
    • September 28 Kentucky 20, Ole Miss 17
    • October 5 Ole Miss 27, South Carolina 3
    • October 12 LSU 29, Ole Miss 26 (OT)
    • October 26 Ole Miss 26, Oklahoma 14
    • November 2 Ole Miss 63, Arkansas 31
    • 9 November Georgia
    • November 23 in Florida
    • November 29, Mississippi State
    • Record: 7-2

    Georgia football news

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