Auburn put together its best two quarters of football to get things started against Georgia, leading 10-3 at the halftime break. The Tigers totaled 238 yards of offense as 131 of those yards came on the ground in the first half. Auburn also converted eight third downs, tying for the second most in a game under Auburn coach Hugh Freeze.

Linebacker CJ Allen forced a fumble at the goal line in a momentum-turning play, and No. 10 Georgia rallied to beat Auburn 20-10 and win the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry for the ninth consecutive year.

On the "College GameDay Podcast" on Wednesday, Rece Davis told Pete Thamel he believed Auburn was indeed clapping and that Smart was correct about the rule, but that Smart effectively called a timeout and should have been charged one.

The Georgia Bulldogs' major defensive stop at the goal line against the Auburn Tigers in the second quarter when they forced Jackson Arnold to fumble.

Four-star linebacker Shadarius Toodle flipped his commitment from Georgia back to Auburn, saying, “Home is where the heart is.”

Seth Emerson of The Athletic called out Hugh Freeze following Auburn's performance against Georgia in his weekly "SEC Vibes" ranking.

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