Georgia Rolls Oklahoma 41-13 Behind Four Takeaways
Chris Cole returned a fumble 85 yards for a touchdown, and Georgia led 21-0 with 8:58 left in the second quarter. The rest of the game was a formality, and the final was Georgia 41, Oklahoma 13.
Georgia got there steadily. Chauncey Bowens ran in from 2 yards late in the first quarter, Gunner Stockton threw 35 yards to Talyn Taylor early in the second, then came the fumble return, and Bowens scored again from 6 yards with 0:57 left in the half for 28-0. Oklahoma first scored in the third quarter, when John Mateer threw 17 yards to Rocky Beers (the two-point run failed). Peyton Woodring kicked a 45-yard field goal, Dwight Phillips Jr. ran 54 yards for a touchdown, and Woodring added a 49-yarder to make it 41-6. Mateer threw 14 yards to Manny Choice with 3:23 left, and that was the last score.
Oklahoma turned it over four times: Mateer threw an interception and lost two fumbles, and Beers lost one. Georgia gave it away twice, an interception from Stockton and a lost fumble from Bowens. The yardage tells a different story from the scoreboard. Georgia gained 306 yards to Oklahoma's 296, which is not what a 28-point margin normally looks like. Georgia ran 26 times for 129 yards; Oklahoma ran 35 times for 65 yards and threw for 231.
Georgia is 4-0 and Oklahoma 2-2. For fantasy, Beers led all scorers with 22.4 points, even with the lost fumble, and Taylor's 110 receiving yards were a season high.