Georgia Football Stars Face Shocking Backlash with Trash Attack Following Stunning Victory Over Alabama
“I didn’t come here to lose,” Smart said postgame.
In one controversial sequence, a Georgia defensive back appeared to commit pass interference against an Alabama receiver. That sequence occurred in the end zone. No penalty was called, which likely contributed to the fans’ anger.
“We can’t put the game in that situation where the officials come into play,” Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer said. “We just got to control the things we can control.”
The Bulldogs were very successful on offense Saturday. Georgia posted 455 total yards, including 206 rushing yards. The team was also very successful on third down. Georgia converted seven of their 13 third-down conversion attempts.
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