ATINA, GA – Nr. 5 In the first half, Georgia ended up with a couple of points and took control, and D & # 39; Andre Svift finished the Auburn win with a 77-meter lead in the fourth quarter to bring Bulldog to a 27 -10 victory over his oldest rival on Saturday in the evening.

Svift has thrown 186 yards to launch another heavy game to launch a Georgian collision, which ended with 303 yards.

Having already registered for the first place in the South East Conference, Bulldogs (9-1, 7-1, No. 5 CFP) could not afford to slide against Tigers.

They did not, even though it took Georgia to leave.

After establishing a couple of goals in the field, Bulldogs followed 10-6 with the first half. But, on the third and fourth place from Auburn 14 and the ability to strike Rodrigo Blankenship for the third time, Jake Fromm joined in touch with the exact ones to Tyler Simmons who pushed the home away from 2:47.

Auburn (6-4, 3-4, No. 24 CFP) went three and a half, taking only 47 seconds per hour, and Georgia was given the chance to add to his lead. Svift interrupted the 24-yard run before two short endings left Bulldogs in the fourth and third place at Tigers 38.

Coach Kirby Smart let an hour go down before he left with the remaining 29 seconds. A long attempt by the goalkeeper went on, and every thought that Georgia would try to lure Auburn aside without a going off, they shot when Fromm caught the ball and found Terry Godwin to break through the middle.

Godwin entered the passage without even going, until he entered the final zone for TD, which suddenly pushed Georgia to lead from 20-10 at break.

Both teams moved into the third quarter before Svift set the ball on the second big game, collapsed through a hole in the middle, collapsed to the left and found a clean run towards the side. After recording the injuries for most of the year, the most recent return obviously returned to full health, which last week cut off his efforts to 156 yards in a victory over Kentucky.

Auburn's only touchdown is a bit cheated. From the wild formations, JaTarvious replied. Vhtilov entered directly and threw the ball from 9 double balls to the heavy end of John Shenker at the end of the first quarter.

THE TAKEAVAI

Auburn: Tigers failed to follow their return victory over Texas A & M, who once again condemned the sharp attack. Jarrett Stidham is struggling with his precision, missed a few open receivers and threw only 163 yards. The running game showed improvement, ending with 102 yards, but this performance will surely keep the heat offensive coach Gus Malzahn.

Georgia: It was not an overwhelmingly impressive victory for Bulldogs, but it was enough to keep them on the right track at least to return to College Football Plaioff. The violation still looks a little out of sync, solving several targets on the ground instead of touchdowns. It will have to be resolved to have any chance against No. 1 of Alabama in the DKE Championship. But the appearance of Svift is a great news for bulldogs.

IMPLICATION OF POLLS

Assuming that the four largest schools will win on Saturday, Georgia should stay in number 5 on the Associated Press rankings. Oklahoma in the sixth ranking (9-1) was supposed to stop the two-point conversion with just one minute left to keep the state of Oklahoma.

With the highest-ranking Alabama still falling, Auburn is unlikely to return to the ranking list during the regular season after it started in the Top 10.

UP NEXT

Both teams have a recess before they finish the regular season against their national rivals.

Georgia hosts UMass (4-7), an independent FBS school that Boston College entered the only game against the Pover Five School this season. Auburn returns home to take FBS independent Liberty (4-5), who will play his second match against an opponent's opponent. The flames beat Virginia 45-24 on Saturday.