It didn’t take long for Vanderbilt to fall into a big hole on Saturday morning. The Commodores went three-and-out on their first two drives of the game, with Georgia scoring touchdowns on their first two. Then, an ill-advised kick return attempt ended with a fumble and Georgia having the ball at the Vanderbilt 4-yard line, which the Bulldogs would quickly punch in for a touchdown. On Vanderbilt’s next play, Ken Seals threw an interception, and Georgia would score again. Eight minutes and 18 seconds into the game, Georgia had a 28-0 lead and it was around that time that I decided to go out to lunch and pick up a grocery order, both of which were more productive than watching any more of that crap.
Vanderbilt embarrassed by Georgia, 62-0
