ATLANTA — Georgia football struck first in the SEC Championship Game, and the Bulldogs did it in a most unconventional — and spectacular way.
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The Georgia play calling in the second half once again reflects the play not to lose mentality that has become Kirby Smart's signature. Run the ball up the middle, three and out, give the ball back to LSU so they can score again. Once again the passing game disappears in the fourth quarter. It leaves a sour taste in the mouth, even if Georgia wins.
