ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia is good. Vanderbilt is not.
There’s not much else that needs to be known about the homecoming game conducted between the hedges at Sanford Stadium on Saturday. As an SEC war simultaneously was being waged 210 miles north in Knoxville, Tenn., the No. 1-ranked Bulldogs (7-0, 4-0 SEC) occasionally had to strain but not often enough to leave any doubt about the eventual outcome, which ended in a 55-0 Georgia victory.
Notably missing several key players again because of injury, the Bulldogs’ next task will be healing during an off-week before the annual clash with Florida on Oct. 29.