Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers (3) is chased out of the pocket by Georgia defensive lineman Mykel Williams (13) and linebacker Jalon Walker (11). ATLANTA — After the Georgia Bulldogs' win over the Texas Longhorns last Saturday, a VERIFY viewer reached out about the SEC fine against Texas and where that money goes.

Just how dominant was Georgia's defense vs the Texas Longhorns? The Georgia Bulldogs picked up a massive win this weekend against the Texas Longhorns on the roa

Georgia didn’t cement a spot in the 12-team playoff before more than 105,000 including NBA star Kevin Durant, but the Bulldogs (6-1, 4-1 SEC) put themselves in a strong spot with five regular season games to go and wins over top 10 teams Texas and Clemson away from home. The SEC has no unbeatens and a whopping six SEC teams now are 6-1 overall.

There isn't really anyone specific to blame for this loss. Georgia is a really good team and they beat Texas, even with Carson Beck having three interceptions. The biggest issue, however, for the Texas football team was the pressure that the Bulldogs got on the quarterbacks.

The Texas Longhorns did a good job of forcing turnovers against the Georgia Bulldogs intercepting quarterback Carson Beck twice in the first quarter of their 30

It’s a great day that our defense showed up the way that they did, considering the way that I played.” He threw three interceptions, and the offense set a season-low for yards per play, and yet, Georgia went into the stadium of what was the No.

The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs (6-1) who were underdogs for the first time in 49 games going against the previously No. 1 Texas Longhorns (6-1), defeated them in dominating fashion 30-15. A lot of people

The Georgia Bulldogs achieved their biggest win of the year on Saturday night, knocking out the previously No. 1 Texas Longhorns 30-15. Georgia tradition stood strong, as they won this game via defense and the running game.