Kentucky14 @FINAL 35Georgia , Week 6, Oct 4, 2025

Kentucky managed only 45 rushing yards and 225 passing yards, with two touchdowns from Cutter Boley, but the offense was inconsistent and failed to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

The Wildcats made costly errors including poor time management before halftime, a missed 26-yard field goal, and a fumble on their first possession of the third quarter, which allowed Georgia to pull away.

Georgia rushed for 180 yards and four touchdowns, exposing Kentucky's run defense, which will need significant improvement before facing Texas's strong ground game.

Kentucky has now lost three straight SEC games and has gone 3-9 since a win at Ole Miss last season, with no wins against Power Four opponents, indicating a lack of momentum and confidence.

After an off week, Kentucky hosts No. 9 Texas on October 18, a formidable opponent that will test the Wildcats' ability to rebound from their current struggles.

Georgia responded emphatically to their first loss of the season (to Alabama) by dominating Kentucky 35-14, showing no signs of lingering disappointment and snapping a 33-game home winning streak loss.

The Bulldogs scored on their first two possessions with quarterback Gunner Stockton rushing for touchdowns, ending a trend of slow starts. They finished with 180 rushing yards and controlled the game from the outset.

Georgia limited Kentucky to 45 rushing yards, forced a fumble (their first recovery of the season), and got a key special teams play from London Humphreys that pinned Kentucky at the 1-yard line, leading to a short-field touchdown.

The Bulldogs overcame the loss of left tackle Monroe Freeling to a leg injury, continuing to perform well in the trenches on both sides of the ball, which bodes well for upcoming games.

Georgia travels to Auburn next Saturday for the Deep South's oldest rivalry. The team's physicality, resilience, and ability to start fast will be key against an Auburn team that will be motivated to upset the Bulldogs.