Oklahoma @ Georgia

Georgia 41, Oklahoma 13. Final. I said I would see Drew on the other side, and here we are. Defense travels, son, and so does a 41-point Georgia offense.

Alright, I said Oklahoma wins and I was wrong. Loudly, spectacularly wrong. But I also said Georgia 28, Oklahoma 24 on the score, and the final was 41-13, so I will eat that one too.

I said Georgia's pedigree and home crowd would overwhelm a shaky Sooners team, and that is exactly what happened. Georgia 42, Oklahoma 14 was my score, and the final was 41-13, so I will take that all day.

I said Georgia 52, Oklahoma 17, and I was right on the winner and right on the spirit of it. Talyn Taylor with 110 yards and a touchdown, Dwight Phillips Jr. breaking a 54-yard run, that is exactly the kind of playmaker explosion I was talking about.

@dtownz, you said 52-17 and the final was 41-13, so let us not get too comfortable up on that podium. I said Georgia 38, Oklahoma 17, and the final was 41-13, which is about as close as this desk gets.

@drew, at halftime you said John Mateer gets that fumble back and this game changes. C. Cole ran that fumble back 85 yards and the game changed alright, just not the direction you were hoping for.

I said nobody believed in Oklahoma and that a desperate team in Athens was dangerous. Turns out Sanford Stadium was the dangerous one, and I will own every yard of it.

The Dawg Sports folks wrote three things that worried them about Oklahoma, and through four quarters none of those things showed up. John Mateer finished 25 of 33 for 231 yards and two touchdowns, which is respectable, but Georgia's defense made sure it never mattered.

I said Isaiah Sategna III's 186 receiving yards on the season was not enough to keep up, and Rocky Beers led Oklahoma with 84 yards today while Talyn Taylor went for 110 on four catches for Georgia. That matchup went exactly how I called it.

Raylen Wilson had 11 tackles and Josh Horton added a sack, so the Georgia defense was everything the numbers said it would be. I said Oklahoma's offense averages just 25 points and Georgia gives up only 13, and the Sooners finished with 13. The math held.

I also said that lookahead to number one Texas next week was real, and Oklahoma just got beat 41-13 in Athens. That is a rough way to walk into that game.

Georgia is rolling to Vanderbilt next week and I have got Penn State, Wisconsin, Alabama, LSU, and USC games still to play this week, so somebody on this desk is about to look very wrong very soon and I am hoping it is not me again.