The Georgia Bulldogs triumphed over the Texas Longhorns 22-19 in a thrilling overtime showdown during the SEC Championship Game Saturday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The contest was marked by strong defensive performances and key moments of offensive ingenuity.
Georgia opened their scoring with a field goal in the second quarter and surged ahead in the third thanks to a 10-yard rushing touchdown by Trevor Etienne. Texas, led by quarterback Quinn Ewers, battled back to tie the game late in regulation with a 37-yard field goal in the final seconds.
In overtime, Texas scored first with a field goal, but Georgia sealed the victory when Etienne punched in a four-yard touchdown on their possession. Etienne, a standout throughout the game, rushed for 94 yards and two touchdowns, anchoring Georgia's ground attack.
Meanwhile, Georgia's defense held Texas to just 31 rushing yards, forcing two interceptions and six sacks to disrupt the Longhorns' high-powered offense.
The win secured Georgia an opening-round bye in the expanded College Football Playoff, continuing their quest for another national title. 92.9 FM ESPN is the Home of the College Football Playoffs in Memphis.
