Georgia beat Oklahoma 41-13 Saturday, capitalizing on short fields despite mostly even yardage; Chris Cole's scoop-and-score stood out. The writer said the crowd rattled Oklahoma, which had multiple delay-of-game penalties and used two early timeouts.
The column says a strong second quarter offset Georgia's second-half offensive misfires. A week earlier, concern centered on a possible Nate Frazier absence; Chauncey Bowen's contribution and Dwight Phillips' step-up were cited as signs of depth at running back.
