The No. 1 Georgia football takes on No. 20 Kentucky in a Week 6 college football game. Below you can find live updates, score, analysis and injury news for the game.
The winner of the game moves into first place in the SEC East. Georgia and Kentucky are two of the final unbeaten teams in the SEC.
Georgia football-Kentucky live updates, score, analysis for Week 6 game
Second quarter
Georgia 34, Kentucky 7, 0:00
3 plays, 38 yards, 0:23
Peyton Woodring kicked a 42-yard field goal, the longest of his career. Georgia scored on all six of its possessions in the first half.
Carson Beck finished the first half 21-of-26 passing with 307 yards and three touchdowns.
Georgia 31, Kentucky 7, 1:01
5 plays, 55 yards, 2:39
Kendall Milton scored a five-yard touchdown run, his first since returning from injury. The Bulldogs’ 31 points are tied for their most in a first half this season.
Georgia 24, Kentucky 7, 5:15
5 plays, 53 yards, 1:29
Peyton Woodring kicked a 36-yard field goal, and the Bulldog offense has scored on every possession in the first half.
Georgia 21, Kentucky 7, 6:44
10 plays, 75 yards, 4:19
Josh Kattus caught a four-yard touchdown pass from Devin Leary.
Georgia 21, Kentucky 0, 11:03
13 plays, 95 yards, 5:58
Oscar Delp scored his second touchdown of the season from five yards out.
Beck is now 17-of-19 passing for 204 yards and three touchdowns. It’s his first three-score game against SEC competition.
First quarter
Georgia 14, Kentucky 0, 8:06
7 plays, 82 yards, 3:41
Carson Beck continued his scorching start, finding Rara Thomas for a 15-yard touchdown pass. The quarterback is 11-of-11 passing for 146 yards and two scores in Georgia’s first two drives.
The touchdown also marked Thomas’ first since transferring from Mississippi State to UGA.
Georgia 7, Kentucky 0, 11:26
7 plays, 75 yards, 3:34
Carson Beck found Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint on a 40-yard touchdown pass. It was Rosemy-Jacksaint’s second score of the season.
6:30 p.m. ET: In pregame warmups, Georgia did not have outside linebacker Darris Smith and safety David Daniel-Sisavanh out there with their respective groups.
As far as other injured Bulldogs, Amarius Mims, Roderick Robinson, EJ Lightsey and Branson Robinson have all been spotted in street clothes for the game.
Georgia does have Javon Bullard, Kendall Milton and Ladd McConkey all dressed out.
Dylan Fairchild was working as the first team left guard. Georgia had been playing Micah Morris at the position during the game against Auburn.
3:30 p.m. ET: For the first time perhaps all season, there isn’t a ton of mystery regarding who will be available for the Georgia Bulldogs.
A week after Kendall Milton, Javon Bullard and Ladd McConkey all returned to action against Auburn, the trio of Georgia playmakers all made it through practice this week without any setbacks.
Bullard played every defensive snap a week ago against the Auburn Tigers. McConkey played 26 snaps for Georgia but he came down with 3 third down receptions for Georgia.
As for Milton, he did not register a carry in the win over Auburn.
Georgia will still be without starting right tackle Amarius Mims, as he continues to recover from ankle surgery. The earliest he will be back would be Georgia’s game against Florida.
Without Mims, Georgia saw Xavier Truss move out to right tackle. Dylan Fairchild has started the past two games at left guard but Georgia inserted Micah Morris in during the win over Auburn.
“I think he’s gotten more consistent. He’s a very, very strong human,” Georgia offensive lineman Tate Ratledge said of Morris. “He can move people extremely well. I think just him showing that consistency week in and week out has gotten him on the field and gotten him trust. He’s a really good player too, so that helps him out.”
Georgia will face its toughest of the season on Saturday as it welcomes the Wildcats to Athens. Kentucky is coming off its best win of the season, beating Florida 33-14.
The Wildcats ran for 329 yards on Florida. Georgia’s run defense was leaky in the win against Auburn, as the Bulldogs gave up 219 rushing yards.
Georgia spent much of the week discussing how it will go about improving its run defense.
“We’ve got to do a better job,” Smart said. “I’ve actually felt better after watching the tape. I was riding home on the bus in a state of depression about our ability to stop the run. As a coach, and my dad always said it, it’s never as good as it seems, and it’s never as bad as it seems. When I got up and actually watched it, we struck blockers and played the run well at times. We didn’t fit some plays well that they did, and give them credit.
“We probably didn’t work some of those plays enough out of the formations that they did it, they did a nice job scheming it up. But we’ve got to do a better job at that, make no mistake about it, but we have good run defenders.”
Georgia football-Kentucky injury report
Amarius Mims, ankle — out
Branson Robinson, knee — out
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, foot — out
EJ Lightsey, shoulder — out
Joshua Miller, undisclosed — out
Cole Speer, undisclosed — out
Roderick Robinson, ankle — doubtful
Ladd McConkey, back — questionable
Kendall Milton, knee — probable
Javon Bullard, ankle — probable
Pearce Spurlin, AC joint — Probable
Georgia football-Kentucky game time for Week 6 game
The Georgia football-Kentucky game is set for a 7 p.m. ET kickoff.
Georgia football-Kentucky TV channel for Week 6 game
The Georgia football-Kentucky game will be broadcast on ESPN. Sean Mcdonough, Greg McElroy and Molly McGrath are calling the game.
