Georgia Secures First Regular-Season Win Against Alabama Since 2007

Georgia defeated Alabama 20-17, marking its first regular-season victory over the Crimson Tide since 2007. Dwight Phillips Jr. led the Bulldogs with 120 rushing yards.

In a significant matchup, the second-ranked Georgia Bulldogs triumphed over the sixth-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide with a score of 20-17 on Saturday night, achieving their first regular-season win against Alabama since 2007.

Dwight Phillips Jr. contributed 120 rushing yards, while Bo Walker added 69 yards. Quarterback Gunnar Stockton was instrumental, throwing for one touchdown and rushing for another. Despite missing their leading rusher, Georgia amassed 206 rushing yards in total.

The game, held at Bryant-Denny Stadium, was closely contested and decided in the final moments, with a controversial no-call on a potential pass interference. Alabama's Ryan Coleman-Williams faced injuries during the game, leaving the field twice, but managed to return before being sidelined again. Next week, Georgia will host Auburn, while Alabama is set to face Tennessee.

Georgia Secures First Regular-Season Win Against Alabama Since 2007

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