[Lefty Noob]

Georgia's 18-0 win over South Carolina marked the first shutout for the Bulldogs in three seasons.

According to the Associated Press, "South Carolina had 10 yards rushing in the first half and 35 for the game. The closest the Gamecocks came to scoring was on 4th-and-goal from Georgia's 1. But Blake Mitchell's quarterback sneak wound up with the ball punched into the end zone and going over to Georgia by rule... This was Georgia's first shutout since a 30-0 win at Clemson to start the 2003 season. The only other time a Spurrier team was held without points came during his first year as a college coach in 1987, when Duke lost 7-0 to Rutgers -- a span of 193 games."

So how good is this Georgia Bulldog defense? Best in the nation?

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

Georgia's 18-0 win over South Carolina marked the first shutout for the Bulldogs in three seasons.

According to the Associated Press, "South Carolina had 10 yards rushing in the first half and 35 for the game. The closest the Gamecocks came to scoring was on 4th-and-goal from Georgia's 1. But Blake Mitchell's quarterback sneak wound up with the ball punched into the end zone and going over to Georgia by rule... This was Georgia's first shutout since a 30-0 win at Clemson to start the 2003 season. The only other time a Spurrier team was held without points came during his first year as a college coach in 1987, when Duke lost 7-0 to Rutgers -- a span of 193 games."

So how good is this Georgia Bulldog defense? Best in the nation?

South Carolina still got more yards on the ground then Florida St and Miami did against one another...(a total of 3 yards combined!)...still a good Georgia victory.