The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Tennessee Volunteers in their Saturday night showdown at Sanford Stadium. Here are all the sights and sounds of the win from 31 to 17.

The Georgia Bulldogs found their backs against the wall this week in a must-win game against Tennessee to keep their playoff hopes alive, and they took care of business. The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Tennessee Volunteers at home 31-17 in dominant fashion.

Tennessee jumped out 10-0 to start the game, but after that it was all Dawgs. The Bulldogs would outscore Tennessee 31-7 for the remainder of the game to seal the victory. Quarterback Carson Beck finished the day with 346 yards and two touchdowns. London Humphreys was the leading receiver with three receptions for 63 yards. Tight end Oscar Delp had a big day with two touchdown receptions.

The biggest drive of the game came in the fourth quarter when the Dawgs were just seven yards behind their own eight-yard line, and the offense marched down the field to score a touchdown to go up two scores. Running back Nate Frazier was the last man to inbound the ball and it was Georgia’s defense that got the final stop to end the game.

Georgia officially completed their conference schedule this season with just two losses. They play UMass next weekend at Sanford Stadium at 12:45 p.m. and host Georgia Tech the following week. A huge win for Georgia as it puts them back in the playoff conversation, assuming they take care of business the rest of the way.

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