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Georgia football's 4th-quarter rally continues Bulldogs' hex over Florida Gators, 24-20
- On Saturday, the Georgia Bulldogs football team rallied past the Florida Gators football team 24-20 in Jacksonville, extending their series winning streak to five with a fourth-quarter lead change.
- Florida controlled the clock, dominating time of possession in the third quarter, while Georgia's secondary remained a season-long weakness despite the bye week; Florida interim coach Billy Gonzales led a 20-17 lead early in the fourth after a 54-yard field goal.
- Gunner Stockton completed two touchdown passes, and Chauncey Bowens raced 36 yards for the go-ahead score with 4:36 remaining, securing the win.
- The win moves Georgia to 7-1 overall and 5-1 in the SEC; the Bulldogs have won eight of the last nine against Florida and visit Mississippi State next Saturday at noon ET.
- Despite imperfections, the Georgia Bulldogs' roster shows championship qualities this year, with second-half resilience praised by Coach Smart and Bulldog fans bracing for heart attacks soon.
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Chauncey Bowens, No. 5 Georgia hold off Florida
Chauncey Bowens rushed for a go-ahead 36-yard touchdown after the defense made a key fourth-down stop and No. 5 Georgia notched a 24-20 victory over Florida on Saturday in Southeastern Conference play at Jacksonville, Fla.
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