Missouri (away) 2014 won

Arkansas next week at 4:00

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The next week is an off weekend

UGA              34

Missouri             0    

      

Game 6: Georgia (4-1, 2-1 SEC) vs Missouri (4-1, 1-0 SEC)
Rankings: Georgia - 13 AP, 10 USA; Missouri - 23 AP, 24 USA
Date: 12:00 p.m. - October 11, 2014
Site: Columbia, Mo.
Stadium: Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field (71,168)
Radio: Georgia Bulldog Sports Network from IMG - Scott Howard (PxP), Eric Zeier (Color), Chuck Dowdle (sideline), Loran Smith, Neil Williamson, Jeff Dantzler, Kevin Butler
TV: CBS - Carter Blackburn, Aaron Taylor, Jamie Erdahl
Radio: Bulldog Radio Network
Statellite: Sirius 137, XM 191
Internet Broadcast:
    Free Audio - Free Streaming on georgiadogs.com | Free Mobile Audio
    Free Video - CBSSports.com
Live Stats: GameTracker
Twitter: #UGAvsMIZZ
Georgia TV Replay: Mon-2:30 AM, Tue-9:00 PM, Thu-5:00 AM

                  ***Ga/Fl tickets will be mailed Monday, October 6, 2014***

Jay & Robin Knight are going to the game... Have Fun!

April driving to Hilton Head in time to watch part of the game.

Billy watching the game on his iPad.   Hurry up April!

We finally made it in time for the 3rd quarter.

The ocean view is beautiful, but we gotta get to the game!

Billy, April, Amanda and Lee celebrating after the BIG Dawgs win!

Tanya, our favorite Bulldawg bartender.

Weather Report: High of 56 and low of 48 in Columbia, MO

AP Top 25
RK	TEAM	RECORD	PTS
1	Florida State (35)	5-0	1461
2	Auburn (23)	5-0	1459
3	Mississippi State (2)	5-0	1320
3	Ole Miss	5-0	1320
5	Baylor	5-0	1258
6	Notre Dame	5-0	1186
7	Alabama	4-1	1060
8	Michigan State	4-1	981
9	TCU	4-0	979
10	Arizona	5-0	951
11	Oklahoma	4-1	904
12	Oregon	4-1	888
13	Georgia	4-1	854
14	Texas A&M	5-1	731
15	Ohio State	4-1	534
16	Oklahoma State	4-1	527
17	Kansas State	4-1	486
18	UCLA	4-1	460
19	East Carolina	4-1	344
20	Arizona State	4-1	325
21	Nebraska	5-1	283
22	Georgia Tech	5-0	235
23	Missouri	4-1	212
24	Utah	4-1	206
25	Stanford	3-2	143

• Dropped from rankings: LSU 15, USC 16, Wisconsin 17, BYU 18

• Others receiving votes: Clemson 92, Marshall 78, USC 61, Louisville 36, LSU 35, BYU 26, West Virginia 18, Arkansas 14, Wisconsin 7, California 6, Penn State 5, Rutgers 4, Kentucky 4, North Dakota State 3, Minnesota 2, South Carolina 1, Virginia 1

• Complete Rankings »

USA Today Poll
RK	TEAM	RECORD	PTS
1	Florida State (44)	5-0	1505
2	Auburn (16)	5-0	1477
3	Baylor (1)	5-0	1372
4	Ole Miss	5-0	1308
5	Notre Dame	5-0	1269
6	Mississippi State	5-0	1237
7	Alabama	4-1	1065
8	Michigan State	4-1	1062
9	Oklahoma	4-1	929
10	Georgia	4-1	898
11	Oregon	4-1	897
12	TCU	4-0	865
13	Arizona	5-0	743
14	Texas A&M	5-1	706
15	Ohio State	4-1	645
16	Kansas State	4-1	567
17	UCLA	4-1	483
18	Oklahoma State	4-1	479
19	East Carolina	4-1	451
20	Arizona State	4-1	354
21	Nebraska	5-1	261
22	Stanford	3-2	241
23	Georgia Tech	5-0	240
24	Missouri	4-1	182
25	Clemson	3-2	138

• Dropped from rankings: LSU 15, Wisconsin 16, BYU 19, USC 20

• Others receiving votes: Marshall 98, Utah 80, LSU 75, Louisville 36, Wisconsin 36, USC 28, BYU 16, Minnesota 13, Duke 12, Washington 12, Kentucky 11, West Virginia 8, Iowa 6, Arkansas 6, Memphis 5, California 4, Penn State 3, Rutgers 2

• Complete Rankings »

 

Heisman Trophy Candidates

1. Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia: Gurley ran 25 times for 163 yards with two touchdowns, caught two passes for 24 yards and threw a 50-yard pass to tight end Jeb Blazevich in the Bulldogs' 44-17 victory over Vanderbilt on Saturday. Gurley has accounted for Georgia's longest run and pass this season.

2. Dak Prescott, QB, Mississippi State: Prescott completed 19 of 25 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns and ran for three more scores in the Bulldogs' big win over Texas A&M. He has 20 total touchdowns this season, more than Cam Newton and Johnny Manzielhad through five games during their recent Heisman-winning seasons.

3. Melvin Gordon, RB, Wisconsin: Gordon ran for 259 yards with one touchdown in the Badgers' 20-14 loss at Northwestern on Saturday. It was his second game with 250 rushing yards or more; he ran for 253 with five touchdowns in a 68-17 blowout of Bowling Green.

4. Nick Marshall, QB, Auburn: Marshall keeps hurting opponents with his right arm and his legs, completing 14 of 22 passes for 207 yards and two touchdowns, while running 16 times for 119 yards and two scores in a 41-7 rout of LSU on Saturday night. He has accounted for 12 touchdowns in five games.

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