Georgia football bounced back in a big way against Kentucky as they took down the Wildcats 35-14 on Saturday. The Bulldogs needed a dominant performanace after their loss last week to Alabama, and thankfully they were able to get just that as they moved to 4-1 (2-1) on the season.
There are countless things to highlight from this game, but here are five things that stood out the most from Georgia's blowout win over Kentucky.
1. Georgia finally started fast
It's been a while since Georgia has started a game fast. The Bulldogs trailed Tennessee 21-7 early in the first quarter while also falling behind Alabama right away as well. But the complete opposite happened against Kentucky on Saturday.
Georgia recevied the opening kickoff and went 75 yards on 12 plays for an early touchdown. The Bulldogs defense then came on the field and forced a punt after five plays which was followed up by a 13 play, 96 yard drive to take a 14-0 lead.
Georgia has a great chance to win every game they play if they start with a 14-0 lead, so hopefully they are able to build off this momentum moving forward the rest of this season.