Instant takeaways from Georgia football’s victory over Tennessee State
Key Points:
- Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton had an impressive season opener, completing 15-of-16 passes for 202 yards and 3 touchdowns without being sacked or scrambling, showing poise against Tennessee State.
- Running back Nate Frazier scored three touchdowns on just four carries, including two long scores early in the game, signaling a strong potential for his junior season.
- Georgia's defense dominated early, holding Tennessee State to zero yards across five drives, though the Tigers scored late in the second quarter as reserves entered the game.
- The Bulldogs effectively involved several inexperienced receivers and tight ends, with multiple players like Talyn Taylor, Elyiss Williams, and Jaden Reddell making key receptions and touchdowns.
- Georgia managed player rotations well in triple-digit heat to avoid injuries and overheating, though outside linebacker Chase Linton and cornerback Jontae Gilbert were held out due to injuries.