UGA Football: Postgame Notes – Georgia vs. UT-Martin

Postgame Notes: The UT Martin Game at Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium

*Season Opener: With today’s 48-7 victory, No. 1 Georgia has won 10 straight season openers including all eight under Kirby Smart.
Today marked Georgia’s first season opener at home since 2018 against Austin Peay (Bulldogs won 45-0). Since then, the Bulldogs kicked off a season with wins at Vanderbilt, Arkansas, versus #3 Clemson in Charlotte and last year against #11 Oregon in Atlanta. Also, today marked the official game debut of UGA XI or “Boom” who was introduced to the Bulldog Nation at the spring G-Day game this past April.

*Defense Blanks Skyhawks For Three Quarters:Top-ranked Georgia blanked the Skyhawks until 6:39 left in the contest when they scored a TD on a nine-yard completion to Trevonte Rucker from Kinkead Dent to finish a 12 play, 75-yard drive that made it 38-7. UT Martin finished with 260 yards of offense on 63 plays. In the first half UT Martin was held to 89 yards on 24 plays.
Tonight, Georgia’s leading tacklers were sophomore safety Malaki Starks with eight and senior star Tykee Smith with six including a TFL. Sophomore DE Mykel Williams had a sack. Williams led the team last year with 4.5 sacks. Freshman Kyron Jones registered a pick-six, covering 26 yards to make it 48-7. It marked the 28th score on either defense or special teams in the Kirby Smart era. It was the first Bulldog pick-six since Kelee Ringo’s 79-yarder to help clinch the CFP national championship against top-ranked Alabama on Jan. 10, 2022.

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UGA Football: Georgia vs UT-Martin Snap Count

SNAP COUNTS (OFFENSE)

QB

Carson Beck: 60

Gunner Stockton: 9

Brock Vandagriff: 7

RB

Kendall Milton: 22

Andrew Paul: 19

Cash Jones: 16

Roderick Robinson: 15

Sevaughn Clark: 1

WR

Arian Smith: 41

Dominic Lovett: 40

Dillon Bell: 35

Rara Thomas: 32

Mekhi Mews: 22

CJ Smith: 21

Anthony Evans: 9

Cole Speer: 9

TE

Brock Bowers: 49

Oscar Delp: 36

Pearce Spurlin: 9

Drew Sheehan: 2

LT

Earnest Greene: 67

Monroe Freeling: 9

LG

Xavier Truss: 67

Micah Morris: 9

C

Sedrick Van Pran: 67

Jared Wilson: 10

Drew Bobo:

RG

Tate Ratledge: 67

Dylan Fairchild: 10

RT

Amarius Mims: 67

Chad Lindberg: 9

DL

Zion Logue: 25

Mykel Williams: 24

Christen Miller: 20

Jordan Hall: 18

Warren Brinson: 18

Nazir Stackhouse: 17

Jonathan Jefferson: 14

Tramel Walthour: 13

Jamaal Jarrett: 10

Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins: 10

ILB

CJ Allen: 33

Jamon Dumas-Johnson: 30

Jalon Walker: 27

Xavian Sorey: 20

Terrell Foster: 11

Troy Bowles: 9

Smael Mondon: 6

OLB

Gabe Harris: 18

Chaz Chambliss: 17

Marvin Jones Jr.: 12

Samuel M’Pemba: 11

Damon Wilson: 9

Darris Smith: 8

CJ Madden: 8

STAR

Tykee Smith: 32

Joenel Aguero: 25

CB

Kamari Lassiter: 36

AJ Harris: 29

Daylen Everette: 22

Nyland Green: 17

Julian Humphrey: 16

Daniel Harris: 10

S

Malaki Starks: 39

Javon Bullard: 39

Dan Jackson: 27

JaCorey Thomas: 26

Kyron Jones: 5

Justyn Rhett: 4

UGA Football: Georgia vs UT-Martin PFF Grades

PFF GRADE OFFENSE
Brock Vandagriff: 92.4
Mekhi Mews: 87.0
Sedrick Van Pran: 73.1
Amarius Mims: 72.7
Brock Bowers: 72.0
Carson Beck: 71.3
Oscar Delp: 70.7
Roderick Robinson: 70.5
Cash Jones: 69.1
Tate Ratledge: 67.4
Kendall Milton: 65.9
Dillon Bell: 64.6
Monroe Freeling: 63.7
Chad Lindberg: 63.6
Micah Morris: 62.0
CJ Smith: 61.8
Dylan Fairchild: 61.0
Dominic Lovett: 60.7
Sevaughn Clark: 60.0
Jared Wilson: 59.9
Earnest Greene: 59.3
Xavier Truss: 57.6
Gunner Stockton: 56.6
Anthony Evans: 55.8
Cole Speer: 55.8
Andrew Paul: 55.1
Arian Smith: 53.7
Pearce Spurlin: 53.0
Drew Sheehan: 50.9
Rara Thomas: 49.8

PFF GRADE DEFENSE
Malaki Starks: 84.9
Tykee Smith: 81.3
Kyron Jones: 80.5
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins: 74.8
JaCorey Thomas: 72.9
Warren Brinson: 71.8
Samuel M’Pemba: 70.2
Jordan Hall: 69.3
Julian Humphrey: 68.8
Jonathan Jefferson: 68.2
Javon Bullard: 68.1
Zion Logue: 67.9
Jamaal Jarrett: 67.5
Gabe Harris: 67.5
Nyland Green: 66.1
Daniel Harris: 65.9
CJ Allen: 65.6
Terrell Foster: 65.5
Nazir Stackhouse: 65.4
Damon Wilson: 65.1
Daylen Everette: 65.0
Mykel Williams: 64.2
Tramel Walthour: 63.2
Joenel Aguero: 62.9
Christen Miller: 61.7
Justyn Rhett: 60.5
Marvin Jones Jr.: 60.1
CJ Madden: 59.7
Darris Smith: 56.8
AJ Harris: 54.8
Jalon Walker: 54.7
Xavian Sorey: 54.4
Troy Bowles: 54.2
Kamari Lassiter: 53.9
Chaz Chambliss: 53.0
Dan Jackson: 52.1
Jamon Dumas-Johnson: 50.4
Smael Mondon: 32.0

College Football – Full College Football Opening Week TV Schedule – 8/31 to 9/4

Thursday, August 31st

Elon at Wake Forest 7:00 pm ACC Network / ACCN Video
Kent State at UCF 7:00 pm FS1 / FOX Video
NC State at UConn 7:30 pm CBSSN / CBS Video
Florida at Utah 8:00 pm ESPN / ESPN Video
Nebraska at Minnesota 8:00 pm FOX (cable) / FOX Video / 4K on DTV: 106
South Dakota at Missouri 8:00 pm SEC Network / ESPN Video
Southern Utah at Arizona State 10:00 pm Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
Friday, September 1st
Central Michigan at Michigan State 7:00 pm FS1 / FOX Video
Miami (Ohio) at Miami 7:00 pm ACC Network / ACCN Video
Louisville at Georgia Tech 7:30 pm ESPN / ESPN Video
Stanford at Hawaii 11:00 pm CBSSN / CBS Video
Saturday, September 2nd
Arkansas State at Oklahoma 12:00 pm ESPN / ESPN Video
Ball State at Kentucky 12:00 pm SEC Network / ESPN Video
Bowling Green at Liberty 12:00 pm CBSSN / CBS Video
Colorado at TCU 12:00 pm FOX (cable) / FOX Video
Fresno State at Purdue 12:00 pm BTN / FOX Video
Louisiana Tech at SMU 12:00 pm ESPNU / ESPN Video
Northern Illinois at Boston College 12:00 pm ACC Network / ACCN Video
Robert Morris at Air Force 12:00 pm ALT / MW Video
Tennessee vs. Virginia (Nashville) 12:00 pm ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
Utah State at Iowa 12:00 pm FS1 / FOX Video
Dayton at Illinois State 1:00 pm Marquee SN / $espn+ Video
Portland State at Oregon 3:00 pm Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
Boise State at Washington 3:30 pm ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
Buffalo at Wisconsin 3:30 pm FS1 / FOX Video
Ohio State at Indiana 3:30 pm CBS (cable) / CBS Video
Rice at Texas 3:30 pm FOX (cable) / FOX Video
South Florida at Western Kentucky 3:30 pm CBSSN / CBS Video
Tennessee State at Notre Dame 3:30 pm NBC (cable) / NBC Video
Towson at Maryland 3:30 pm BTN / FOX Video
UMass at Auburn 3:30 pm ESPN / ESPN Video
Wofford at Pitt 3:30 pm ACC Network / ACCN Video
Cal at North Texas 4:00 pm ESPNU / ESPN Video
SE Louisiana at Mississippi State 4:00 pm SEC Network / ESPN Video
Nevada at USC 6:30 pm Pac-12 / Pac-12 Video
Army at Louisiana Monroe 7:00 pm NFL Network / NFL Video
New Mexico at Texas A&M 7:00 pm ESPN / ESPN Video
UTSA at Houston 7:00 pm FS1 / FOX Video
Washington State at Colorado State 7:00 pm CBSSN / CBS Video
Middle Tennessee at Alabama 7:30 pm SEC Network / ESPN Video
North Carolina vs. South Carolina 7:30 pm ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
Texas Tech at Wyoming 7:30 pm CBS (cable) / CBS Video
Toledo at Illinois 7:30 pm BTN / FOX Video
West Virginia at Penn State 7:30 pm NBC (cable) / NBC Video
Old Dominion at Virginia Tech 8:00 pm ACC Network / ACCN Video
South Alabama at Tulane 8:00 pm ESPNU / ESPN Video
Sam Houston at BYU 10:15 pm FS1 / FOX Video
Coastal Carolina at UCLA 10:30 pm ESPN / ESPN Video
Idaho State at San Diego State 10:30 pm CBSSN / CBS Video
Sunday, September 3rd
Northwestern at Rutgers 12:00 pm CBS (cable) / CBS Video
Florida A&M vs. Jackson State 3:00 pm ESPN / ESPN Video
Oregon State at San Jose State 3:30 pm CBS (cable) / CBS Video
DII: FVSU at Tuskegee 7:00 pm ESPNU / ESPN Video
Florida State vs. LSU (Orlando) 7:30 pm ABC (cable) / espn3 Video
Monday, September 4th
Clemson at Duke 8:00 pm ESPN / ESPN Video

 

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