Georgia football addresses 3 questions in victory over Western Kentucky
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Georgia used the Western Kentucky win to test its downfield passing: Gunner Stockton took at least three deep shots in the first quarter, including a 43-yard completion to freshman Craig Dandridge. The report credits Stockton with going 2-for-4 on throws of at least 15 yards, his only two incompletions.
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Georgia's reserve quarterbacks flashed more on the ground than through the air. Ryan Puglisi scored on a 70-yard keeper after a handoff fake but finished 2-for-5 for 19 passing yards; Ryan Montgomery went 1-for-4 for six yards. Their passing execution lagged the Stockton-led offense.
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Demello Jones and freshman safety Blake Stewart recorded Georgia's first interceptions of the season against Western Kentucky. The report also credits the Bulldogs with one sack and seven tackles for loss, adding pressure production to the takeaway improvement Kirby Smart requested.
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