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The No. 1 ranked Georgia Bulldogs are gearing up for an early noon ET kickoff clash at Vanderbilt’s FirstBank Stadium this Saturday. As favorites by a whopping 31½ points, the Bulldogs are determined to maintain their dominant streak in the first game of a CBS doubleheader.
Vanderbilt Commodores, on the other hand, find themselves in a bit of a slump with a five-game losing streak and the unfortunate distinction of being the only team in the SEC East without a conference win. However, head coach Clark Lea remains optimistic about his team’s ability to put up a better performance against their formidable opponents.
Fresh off a resounding 51-13 victory over Kentucky, the Bulldogs are confident and riding high. This encounter with Vanderbilt marks their second noon ET kick, with previous games spread across different time slots. Georgia coach Kirby Smart acknowledges the need to adjust his team’s schedule accordingly, ensuring players are well-prepared and ready for the early start.
The Bulldogs have an impressive track record against the Commodores, securing wins in their last two encounters with scores of 55-0 and 62-0. Moreover, they have emerged victorious in their last four matchups in Nashville since Vanderbilt’s triumph in 2013 against a ranked Bulldog team.
Nevertheless, Vanderbilt believes that an improved performance on their part could tip the scales in their favor. Coach Lea envisions moments and opportunities during the game where his team can seize control and vie for victory.
As kickoff approaches, both teams are strategizing and fine-tuning their game plans. Georgia’s exceptional form and recent blowout wins have cemented them as a force to be reckoned with this season. However, the Commodores’ determination to challenge their opponents creates an intriguing and potentially close encounter.
Stay tuned for pregame updates and live coverage as these two teams battle it out on the field.
