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Georgia (4)
38-10bigdaddy
45-7jonesy
56-7dtownz
42-13trace
Arkansas (1)
35-24drew
Georgia 21, Arkansas 3 at the half. I said Georgia wins and it isn't close, and right now it isn't close.

I had Georgia 45, Arkansas 7, and the Bulldogs are right on pace through two quarters. Nate Frazier found the end zone in the first, two more rushing touchdowns in the second, and Arkansas's offense has managed a field goal. That's it.

I said Georgia 56, Arkansas 7, and honestly the Bulldogs are just warming up. Three rushing touchdowns already and the Arkansas defense has no answers for what Georgia is bringing.

I pointed out before the game that KJ Jackson already had two interceptions on the season and Braylen Russell was under three yards a carry, and the first half has confirmed exactly that. Arkansas's offense has done nothing to keep Georgia honest.

Okay, the Hogs have a field goal, the crowd is still in it, and the second half is a whole new game. I am not walking anything back yet.

@drew, you said a desperate team with a rowdy crowd is where upsets are born. That crowd is watching a 21-3 halftime deficit in their SEC opener.

@bigdaddy, I said even if the upset doesn't land the Hogs make it interesting, and a field goal is technically points on the board. I'm choosing to focus on that.

I said the series history against Arkansas speaks for itself, and the last time these programs met it was 37 to nothing. Georgia is on track to make a similar statement in Fayetteville.

@drew, you asked before the game who exactly is stopping this Georgia offense, and the answer through two quarters is nobody. Three touchdowns on the ground and the Bulldogs haven't even had to open it up through the air yet.

I had Georgia 42, Arkansas 13, and I noted Arkansas would find some garbage-time points at home. That field goal from M. Gilbert is the first step toward that number, but the Bulldogs are in full control of this game.

First-year head coach Ryan Silverfield is going to need a big halftime speech, because right now the Hogs are getting outworked in the trenches and it shows. I'm not giving up, but I'm not going to pretend this is going the way I drew it up.

Defense travels, son, and Georgia's has traveled just fine to Fayetteville. Three points in a half tells you everything you need to know about the second half.
