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Tropical Storm Threat Churns Planning for Georgia-Alabama Game with Trump Set to Attend
Officials said the SEC is still discussing contingency plans as Hurricane Isaias threatens travel, power and staffing around the matchup.
- No. 2 Georgia defeated No. 6 Alabama 20-17 on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, ending a 19-year drought without a road win in the rivalry.
- Both programs entered undefeated with 5-0 records, positioning the matchup as a critical SEC litmus test between two prolific offenses averaging 51.4 and 49.6 points per game respectively.
- Late-Game officiating decisions fueled frustration: officials overturned an interception by Alabama linebacker QB Reese in the third quarter, and alleged pass interference no-calls on the Crimson Tide's final drive derailed a potential upset.
- The victory vaults Georgia toward the top of the AP Top 25 rankings, while Alabama falls to 5-1 overall, losing control of the SEC race though remaining in playoff contention.
- Georgia hosts Auburn next Saturday for 'The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry,' while Alabama travels to Tennessee for the 'Third Saturday in October' matchup as both teams maintain their playoff chase.
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🏈 Dawgs beat 'Bama
Spooky SZN (I mean it!) Sunday, Oct. 11 — Good morning! Sammie Purcell here, Rough Draft’s associate editor and resident movie critic, ready to dive into the Sunday newsletter. 🌦️ Lingering morning showers with clearing in the afternoon and a high of 71° We’re fully into October now, and if you’re anything like me, that means it’s […] The post 🏈 Dawgs beat ‘Bama appeared first on Rough Draft®.
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Alabama's Dijon Lee Jr. shoves Georgia WR after whistle; penalty leads to loss 20-17 loss
Dijon Lee Jr, who had been targeted often by the Georgia offense, shoved a receiver in the helmet after a 1-yard run. Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer addressed the sequence after the game.
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