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Mizzou Has Had Its Share of Blowout Losses in SEC Road Games Under Drinkwitz
Gunner Stockton threw for 252 yards and a touchdown, and Georgia scored on seven of 10 drives to stay in the SEC race.
On Saturday in Athens, Georgia defeated Missouri 48-21, establishing control after linebacker Raylen Wilson intercepted a pass on the game's first play and returned it to the Tigers' 7-yard line.
Building a 31-0 lead by the second quarter, the Bulldogs overwhelmed the Tigers through sustained offensive pressure and early turnovers that left Missouri unable to mount a response.
Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton passed for 252 yards and one touchdown, while running back Nate Frazier scored three times, helping the Bulldogs accumulate 468 total yards.
Despite throwing for 175 yards and three touchdowns, Missouri quarterback Austin Simmons struggled as the Tigers faced special teams errors, including a missed 29-yard field goal and a fumbled kickoff.
The loss drops Missouri to 6-4, with the Tigers set to face Kentucky on Saturday, November 21, at Faurot Field.