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Georgia beat Western Kentucky 70-20, scoring touchdowns on its first seven possessions. Gunner Stockton completed 13 of 16 passes for 234 yards and five touchdowns to five different receivers before the margin allowed the backups to enter early.

Nate Frazier gained 55 yards and a touchdown on six carries, while Chauncey Bowens showed receiving value with a perimeter catch-and-run touchdown. Dwight Phillips Jr. and Bo Walker also got opportunities, but the report identifies Frazier and Bowens as the standout backs.

Georgia's defense forced first-half turnovers through a Demello Jones interception and Khamari Brooks fumble recovery, after the kickoff unit had created an opening turnover. Western Kentucky's only first-half points followed a Ryan Puglisi fumble and short field, an important distinction when evaluating the defense.

Cornerback Jontae Gilbert returned after missing the opener and played in the second half with a club on his right hand. Receiver Thomas Blackshear did not dress; the article was awaiting Kirby Smart's update and gives no confirmed diagnosis or next-game availability.

Georgia's early production came against Tennessee State and Western Kentucky. The next game is the SEC opener at Arkansas, a higher-level road test; the article treats the first two comfortable wins as preparation rather than proof of the same output against conference defenses.