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Georgia’s 41-34 loss to Alabama Crimson Tide marked head coach Kirby Smart’s first regular season defeat in four years. Although there are many reasons for Smart to be happy of Georgia, he accepts responsibility for the Bulldogs’ failure to win in the end. It was an incredible game. A story of two parts, Smart said. “It is evident that we were ill-prepared, and that is my fault. We performed poorly in the first half, particularly on defense. In the first half, Alabama outscored Georgia 30 to 7. The Crimson Tide’s fast start was aided by two interceptions thrown by the Bulldogs in the first half.

However, we also gave them short fields, and it makes for a lot of difficult situations when you have a quarterback like (Jalen) Milroe. I couldn’t be more proud of our group,” Smart remarked. “I thought our coaches made good adjustments at halftime, and everyone was enthusiastic.” I also spoke with them. Much respect to them for coming back to tie the game and having a chance to win despite not producing any more plays than Alabama.

Jalen Milroe, the quarterback, found wide receiver Ryan Williams for a 75-yard score on Alabama’s last significant offensive play. It was by far the best offensive play the Crimson Tide had in the second half. In the second half, how was Georgia’s defense of Milroe and the Alabama offensive different? Smart remarked, “Well, we probably weren’t as aggressive.” “In the first half, we played with more aggression and took some risks.” “We played some tighter coverage, we made some stops, and we had the ball in offense in the second half,” Smart went on. “You give yourself a chance when you stop.”