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Podlesny’s FG raises Georgia past Cincinnati in Peach Bowl
ATLANTA (AP) – Jack Podlesny kicked a 53-yard basket with 3 seconds staying, and No. 11 Georgia handed No. 6 Cincinnati its only loss of the season with a significant 24-21 success in the Peach Bowl on Friday.
Georgia tracked 21-10 in the 4th quarter, however its defense secured down on Desmond Ridder and Cincinnati and JT Daniels assisted rally the Bulldogs with his arm. Daniels completed with 392 backyards passing.
Podlesny’s 3rd basket was his longest of the season and offered Georgia a 22-21 lead. Azeez Ojulari sacked Ridder for a security on the last play. It was Ojulari’s 3rd sack. Georgia connected a school record with 8 sacks.
Ridder finished 24 of 37 passes for 206 backyards and 2 goals. Jerome Ford included a career-long 79-yard goal run early in the 2nd half however it wasn’t enough for the Bearcats.
Cincinnati (9-1, No. 8 CFP) was inspired to utilize the Peach Bowl to get nationwide regard. Coach Luke Fickell desired the Bearcats to be consisted of in this season’s playoff and he stated it was a chance to be evaluated uniformly with Power 5 groups in the future.
Georgia (8-2, No. 9 CFP) won regardless of running for just 45 backyards.
Ridder tossed a 14-yard goal pass to Alec Pierce in the very first quarter and included an 11-yard scoring pass to Josh Wyle late in the very first half.
Daniels, who stimulated the Bulldogs’ offense when he took control of at quarterback for the last 3 regular-season video games, conquered an interception and a lost fumble to lead the resurgence.
Georgia’s defense assisted sustain the rally. Ridder fumbled on a sack by Ojulari, and Adam Anderson recuperated at the Bearcats 25. Zamir White’s 9-yard TD run cut Cincinnati‘s cause 21-16, however Daniels‘ hand down the 2-point effort was insufficient.
Podlesny kicked a 32-yard basket with 6:43 staying. On its next ownership, Georgia coach Kirby Smart chose to punt on a fourth-and-3 play from the Georgia 43 with 3:07 staying.
Ridder ran for one initially down prior to the Bearcats punted with 1:28 staying, providing Georgia ownership at its 20.
Daniels, who threw only one interception while starting Georgia’s last three games, had turnover woes against the Bearcats.
Daniels threw a first-quarter interception and committed a key turnover deep in Cincinnati territory in the third quarter. Daniels, scrambling on a second-down play at the Bearcats 11, fumbled when hit by Jarrell White, who also was credited with a sack. Defensive end Ethan Tuckey recovered for Cincinnati.
A shanked 4-yard punt by Georgia’s Jake Camarda set up the Bearcats at the Bulldogs 42. Seven plays later, Ridder‘s 14-yard scoring pass to Pierce gave Cincinnati a 7-0 lead.
After throwing an interception, Daniels regrouped to throw a 16-yard touchdown pass to George Pickens for a 7-7 tie late in the opening quarter.
THE TAKEAWAY
Cincinnati: Led by Ridder, the Bearcats answered any doubts the Group of Five team could match up against Georgia, from the Southeastern Conference. Ridder frustrated Georgia’s defense with his mobility. Ford used his power to burst through the line and his speed to outrun the Bulldogs’ defense on his 79-yard scoring run early in the second half.
Georgia: White’s TD run in the fourth quarter was a rare highlight for a rushing attack that averaged only 1.9 yards on 24 carries. The Bulldogs played without backup running back James Cook, who was with his family following his father’s death.
INJURIES
Cincinnati‘s secondary lost two AP second-team All-America selections to injuries: cornerback Ahmad Gardner (back) and safety James Wiggins (calf). Cincinnati also was without running back Gerrid Doaks (ankle).
ANOTHER TURNOVER
Coby Bryant’s interception of Daniels‘ pass intended for Pickens in the first quarter extended the Bearcats’ streak of forcing a turnover to 20 consecutive games. It’s the longest active streak among FBS teams. Entering the game, the Bearcats were tied for fifth in the nation with 15 interceptions.
EJECTED
Bearcats left tackle James Hudson was called for targeting and ejected late in the first half. Hudson lowered his helmet on a hit that knocked Georgia cornerback Tyson Campbell to the ground.
Despite the penalty, Ridder kept the drive alive with two more passes, including a go-ahead 11-yard scoring pass to Whyle.
UP NEXT
Cincinnati: Ridder, a junior, is expected to announce his plans for 2021, a decision which could shape the Bearcats’ offseason. The Bearcats are scheduled to open their 2021 season on Sept. 4 against Miami of Ohio.
Georgia: The Bulldogs, who are expected to return most of their top skill position players on offense, will open their 2021 season with a high-profile game against Clemson in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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ATLANTA (AP) – Jack Podlesny kicked a 53-yard basket with 3 seconds staying, and No. 11 Georgia handed No. 6 Cincinnati its only loss of the season with a significant 24-21 success in the Peach Bowl on Friday.
Georgia tracked 21-10 in the 4th quarter, however its defense secured down on Desmond Ridder and Cincinnati and JT Daniels assisted rally the Bulldogs with his arm. Daniels completed with 392 backyards passing.
Podlesny’s 3rd basket was his longest of the season and offered Georgia a 22-21 lead. Azeez Ojulari sacked Ridder for a security on the last play. It was Ojulari’s 3rd sack. Georgia connected a school record with 8 sacks.
Ridder finished 24 of 37 passes for 206 backyards and 2 goals. Jerome Ford included a career-long 79-yard goal run early in the 2nd half however it wasn’t enough for the Bearcats.
Cincinnati (9-1, No. 8 CFP) was inspired to utilize the Peach Bowl to get nationwide regard. Coach Luke Fickell desired the Bearcats to be consisted of in this season’s playoff and he stated it was a chance to be evaluated uniformly with Power 5 groups in the future.
Georgia (8-2, No. 9 CFP) won regardless of running for just 45 backyards.
Ridder tossed a 14-yard goal pass to Alec Pierce in the very first quarter and included an 11-yard scoring pass to Josh Wyle late in the very first half.
Daniels, who stimulated the Bulldogs’ offense when he took control of at quarterback for the last 3 regular-season video games, conquered an interception and a lost fumble to lead the resurgence.
Georgia’s defense assisted sustain the rally. Ridder fumbled on a sack by Ojulari, and Adam Anderson recuperated at the Bearcats 25. Zamir White’s 9-yard TD run cut Cincinnati‘s cause 21-16, however Daniels‘ hand down the 2-point effort was insufficient.
Podlesny kicked a 32-yard basket with 6:43 staying. On its next ownership, Georgia coach Kirby Smart chose to punt on a fourth-and-3 play from the Georgia 43 with 3:07 staying.
Ridder ran for one initially down prior to the Bearcats punted with 1:28 staying, providing Georgia ownership at its 20.
Daniels, who threw only one interception while starting Georgia’s last three games, had turnover woes against the Bearcats.
Daniels threw a first-quarter interception and committed a key turnover deep in Cincinnati territory in the third quarter. Daniels, scrambling on a second-down play at the Bearcats 11, fumbled when hit by Jarrell White, who also was credited with a sack. Defensive end Ethan Tuckey recovered for Cincinnati.
A shanked 4-yard punt by Georgia’s Jake Camarda set up the Bearcats at the Bulldogs 42. Seven plays later, Ridder‘s 14-yard scoring pass to Pierce gave Cincinnati a 7-0 lead.
After throwing an interception, Daniels regrouped to throw a 16-yard touchdown pass to George Pickens for a 7-7 tie late in the opening quarter.
THE TAKEAWAY
Cincinnati: Led by Ridder, the Bearcats answered any doubts the Group of Five team could match up against Georgia, from the Southeastern Conference. Ridder frustrated Georgia’s defense with his mobility. Ford used his power to burst through the line and his speed to outrun the Bulldogs’ defense on his 79-yard scoring run early in the second half.
Georgia: White’s TD run in the fourth quarter was a rare highlight for a rushing attack that averaged only 1.9 yards on 24 carries. The Bulldogs played without backup running back James Cook, who was with his family following his father’s death.
INJURIES
Cincinnati‘s secondary lost two AP second-team All-America selections to injuries: cornerback Ahmad Gardner (back) and safety James Wiggins (calf). Cincinnati also was without running back Gerrid Doaks (ankle).
ANOTHER TURNOVER
Coby Bryant’s interception of Daniels‘ pass intended for Pickens in the first quarter extended the Bearcats’ streak of forcing a turnover to 20 consecutive games. It’s the longest active streak among FBS teams. Entering the game, the Bearcats were tied for fifth in the nation with 15 interceptions.
EJECTED
Bearcats left tackle James Hudson was called for targeting and ejected late in the first half. Hudson lowered his helmet on a hit that knocked Georgia cornerback Tyson Campbell to the ground.
Despite the penalty, Ridder kept the drive alive with two more passes, including a go-ahead 11-yard scoring pass to Whyle.
UP NEXT
Cincinnati: Ridder, a junior, is expected to announce his plans for 2021, a decision which could shape the Bearcats’ offseason. The Bearcats are scheduled to open their 2021 season on Sept. 4 against Miami of Ohio.
Georgia: The Bulldogs, who are expected to return most of their top skill position players on offense, will open their 2021 season with a high-profile game against Clemson in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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More AP college football: https://apnews.com/Collegefootball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
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