Georgia Rushes for 258 and Arkansas Gets 17 on the Ground
Arkansas ran the ball 20 times for 17 yards. Georgia ran it 40 times for 258. That is the game, and the 45-17 final is just the arithmetic on top of it.
Georgia scored first on a 5-yard Nate Frazier run and then kept the foot down. Chauncey Bowens added a 2-yarder and a 5-yarder in the second quarter to make it 21-0, and a 1-yard score in the third made it 31-3. Arkansas had a Max Gilbert field goal with two seconds left in the first half and that was all it had until late. Gunner Stockton put it away with a 61-yard touchdown pass to Craig Dandridge early in the fourth, and Arkansas did not lead or tie at any point. The Razorbacks did cash in two late touchdowns, Sutton Smith on a 5-yard run and KJ Jackson on a 2-yard pass to Ty Lockwood with 40 seconds left, which cosmetically helped.
Arkansas did gain 283 yards through the air and committed no interceptions, so it is not as if the offense did nothing. It lost a fumble, managed 300 total yards to Georgia's 468, and sacked Georgia three times (Georgia sacked it three times as well). Georgia did not turn the ball over once.
Georgia is 3-0. Arkansas drops to 1-2.
Fantasy-wise, Bowens turned three short touchdowns into 25.2 points. Chris Marshall led the Hogs with 7 catches for 136 yards and no score, which is the most Arkansas thing in this recap.