Trevor Etienne rushed for 3 touchdowns as No. 5 Georgia constructed a 23-point lead en path to a 30-15 win at No. 1 Texas in Austin in Southeastern Convention play Saturday.
Carson Beck accomplished 23 of 41 for 175 yards and threw three interceptions for the Bulldogs (6-1, 4-1 SEC), who gained their third straight.
Georgia’s protection was dominant all through, recording seven sacks and limiting Texas to simply 29 dashing yards on 27 carries. Javon Walker was the star, recording a game-high three sacks and a team-high eight tackles for the Bulldogs.
Quinn Ewers accomplished 25 of 43 passes for 211 yards, two touchdowns and an interception for Texas (6-1, 2-1). Arch Manning entered briefly within the second quarter, finishing three of six passes for 19 yards.
Trailing 23-0, Texas cracked the scoreboard on its opening drive of the second half, as Ewers discovered Isaiah Bond on a 2-yard rating with 10:57 left within the third quarter. Ewers then discovered Bond over the center for a profitable two-point conversion.
After Georgia punted and Texas turned the ball over on downs, Beck was intercepted by Jahdae Barron (two interceptions), who returned the ball to the Georgia 9-yard line. After the decide was initially referred to as off on account of a go interference, a prolonged delay adopted on account of particles thrown on the sphere by Texas followers.
The delay gave officers time to wave off the flag. Two performs later, Ewers discovered Jaydon Blue (game-high seven catches) for a 17-yard landing, reducing Texas’ deficit to 23-15 with 2:12 left within the third quarter.
Georgia answered with an 11-play, 89-yard drive – highlighted by Beck’s 43-yard go to Oscar Delp — leading to Etienne’s 1-yard landing run on a fourth-and-1 with 12:04 remaining within the fourth quarter. The Bulldogs protection suffocated Texas the remainder of the best way, forcing a Ewers fumble on a strip-sack and two turnovers on downs on the ultimate three Longhorns drives.
For the sport, Texas rushed for simply 29 yards on 27 carries.
After every group punted on their opening possession, Beck was intercepted by Andrew Mukuba. Texas then punted once more, earlier than Beck threw his second interception, this time to Barron on the Longhorns’ 5-yard line.
On the following drive, Ewers was strip-sacked by Daylen Everette, who recovered the fumble on Texas’ 13-yard line.
Etienne, who rushed 19 instances for a game-high 87 yards, then ran in a 2-yard rating to present Georgia a 7-0 lead with six seconds left within the opening quarter.
After one other Texas punt, Peyton Woodring’s 33-yard area aim prolonged Georgia’s result in 10-0 on the 10:46 mark of the second quarter. On the subsequent drive, Ewers was intercepted by Everette, resulting in Etienne’s 15-yard landing run with 8:30 left within the second quarter.
Woodring tacked on a 48-yard area aim on the 4:43 mark. On Texas’ remaining drive of the half, Manning fumbled, resulting in Woodring’s 44-yard area aim as time expired.
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