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Georgia marks return to No. 1 by routing Missouri 48-21 behind Frazier and Stockton

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Newberry, P. (2026, November 15). Georgia marks return to No. 1 by routing Missouri 48-21 behind Frazier and Stockton. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/georgia-marks-return-to-no-1-by-routing-missouri-48-21-behind-frazier-and-stockton/article_241043f2-3496-577b-a909-24682e8354f8.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-15 · by Paul Newberry

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Georgia returned to the top spot in college football rankings and solidified its position with a 48-21 victory over Missouri in an SEC game on Saturday. Nate Frazier and Gunnar Stockton led the offensive charge for Georgia, with Frazier running for three touchdowns and Stockton throwing and running for two scores each. The Bulldogs dominated defensively, limiting Missouri to 286 total yards and securing their lead early in the game. Georgia’s strong performance could position them for a potential College Football Playoff appearance as the No. 1 seed.
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On November 14, 2026, Georgia returned to the top of the college football rankings and secured their position by defeating Missouri 48-21 in a decisive victory at Sanford Stadium. The Bulldogs, led by running back Nate Frazier and quarterback Gunnar Stockton, scored on their first five possessions, building a 31-point lead by halftime. This strong performance contrasts with their shocking loss to Auburn a month earlier when they were also ranked No. 1. With the win, Georgia improved to 9-1 overall and 6-1 in the SEC, solidifying their place in the top spot of the CFP rankings.

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Toronto StarThis outlet15 Nov

Georgia returned to the top spot in college football rankings and solidified its position with a 48-21 victory over Missouri in an SEC game on Saturday. Nate Frazier and Gunnar Stockton led the offensive charge for Georgia, with Frazier running for three touchdowns and Stockton throwing and running for two scores each. The Bulldogs dominated defensively, limiting Missouri to 286 total yards and securing their lead…

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Georgia football, ranked first in the nation, defeated Missouri 48-21 in a dominant performance at Sanford Stadium. Georgia’s running back Nate Frazier scored three touchdowns, and quarterback Gunnar Stockton added two more. The Bulldogs took control early, scoring on their first five possessions and leading 31-0 by halftime. Georgia’s defense limited Missouri to 286 total yards, with most of the production coming…

Top-ranked Georgia rolls past Missouri, moves closer to SEC championship game return →3 articles from Fox News on this story

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Paul Newberry
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The Bulldogs (9-1, 6-1 Southeastern Conference, No. 1 CFP) scored on their first five possessions in another dominant win, ensuring this trip to the top of the rankings will last more than one week.
Yet there’s the lingering memory of what happened just four weeks ago, when the Bulldogs were newly anointed as college football’s top team and heading into a game between the hedges that wasn’t expected to be much of a challenge.
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Bulldogs CFP Georgia Missouri Tigers

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Georgia GPE · 8× Missouri GPE · 5× Bulldogs ORG · 4× Tigers ORG · 4× Frazier PERSON · 3× Stockton PERSON · 3× Auburn ORG · 2× CFP ORG · 2× Mizzou ORG · 2× Ole Miss GPE · 2×

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By halftime, with Georgia holding a 31-7 lead, thousands of red-clad fans in the crowd of more than 92,000 were already headed for the Sanford Stadium exits, content that the Bulldogs had this one all wrapped up. Simmons threw for 175 yards and three touchdowns, but most of his production only made the final score a bit more respectable.
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The Bulldogs (9-1, 6-1 Southeastern Conference, No. 1 CFP) scored on their first five possessions in another dominant win, ensuring this trip to the top of the rankings will last more than one week.

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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Nate Frazier ran for three touchdowns, Gunnar Stockton accounted for a pair of scores and Georgia marked its return to No. 1 by racing to a 31-point lead in the first half on the way to a 48-21 victory over Missouri on Saturday. asserted
Georgia → run → Saturday
The Bulldogs (9-1, 6-1 Southeastern Conference, No. 1 CFP) scored on their first five possessions in another dominant win, ensuring this trip to the top of the rankings will last more than one week. asserted
trip → score → rankings
A month ago, Georgia moved up to No. 1 for the first time this season — and promptly took a shocking home loss to unranked Auburn. asserted
Georgia → move → Auburn
Frazier scored on three short runs and finished with 72 yards on 14 carries. asserted
Frazier → score → carries
The Georgia defense dominated until garbage time, holding the Tigers to 286 total yards. asserted
defense → dominate → yards
The tone was set on the very first play from scrimmage. asserted
tone → set → scrimmage
Austin Simmons was picked off by Georgia’s Raylen Wilson, who returned his first career interception 30 yards to the Missouri 7. asserted
who → pick → Missouri
Two snaps later, Frazier ran it in from the 4 to give the Bulldogs the lead just 1:01 into the game. asserted
Frazier → run → game
It only got worse for Mizzou. asserted
It → get → Mizzou
Stockton scored on an 8-yard touchdown run, Frazier capped an 87-yard drive with a 3-yard TD, Peyton Woodring booted a 41-yard field goal and Stockton capped the barrage with a 12-yard scoring pass to Isiah Canion just past the midway point of the second quarter. asserted
Stockton → score → quarter
By halftime, with Georgia holding a 31-7 lead, thousands of red-clad fans in the crowd of more than 92,000 were already headed for the Sanford Stadium exits, content that the Bulldogs had this one all wrapped up. Simmons threw for 175 yards and three touchdowns, but most of his production only made the final score a bit more respectable. asserted
score → hold → production
Missouri: The Tigers have dropped three of four during a brutal run, putting a once-promising season into salvage mode. asserted
Tigers → drop → mode
Losses to Ole Miss, Texas and Georgia have shown Missouri is still not ready to compete with SEC’s elite programs. asserted
Missouri → show → programs
Even though the Tigers weren’t affected by the national air-travel shutdown the previous day, it was hard to tell from the way they sleepwalked through the first half. asserted
they → affect → half
Georgia: That stunning loss to Auburn seemed to be just what the Bulldogs needed to put their season into overdrive. asserted
Bulldogs → seem → overdrive
They have romped to three straight victories since then, blowing out Florida, Ole Miss and now Mizzou by a combined score of 117-36. asserted
They → romp → 117
They look very much like a team that could head into the College Football Playoff as the No. 1 seed, with a strong shot at their third national title in six years. uncertain
that → look → years
Up next Missouri: Hosts No. 13 Kentucky next Saturday. asserted
Missouri → host → Kentucky
Georgia: At No. 20 South Carolina next Saturday looking to clinch the outright league championship and a spot in the SEC’s final title game on Dec. 5. asserted
Georgia → look → Dec.
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