Summary
The Georgia Bulldogs lost to Ole Miss in a college football playoff game. Ole Miss made a comeback in the second half, winning 39-34. Georgia's coach, Kirby Smart, acknowledged mistakes in decision-making during the game.
Key Facts
- Georgia lost to Ole Miss with a final score of 39-34.
- Ole Miss scored 27 points in the second half, overcoming a halftime deficit.
- Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss made key throws, and their kicker secured a late field goal.
- Georgia's coach, Kirby Smart, admitted to several coaching errors during the game.
- Smart defended some of his aggressive play decisions but noted a crucial error involving a punt team change.
- The loss knocked Georgia out of the College Football Playoff.
- Ole Miss coach Pete Golding, new to the team, achieved this win amid recent coaching changes.
- With Georgia's loss, four coaches in the semifinals have never won a national championship.
