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Sunday, November 23, 2003

No. 6 Georgia 30, Kentucky 10


Bennett kicks his way into SEC's record books

The Associated Press

ATHENS, Ga. - In his last home game, Billy Bennett finally got a game ball. Bennett kicked three field goals to become the Southeastern Conference's career scoring leader and David Greene threw for 289 yards to lead No. 6 Georgia past Kentucky 30-10 Saturday.
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Georgia place kicker Billy Bennett reacts after hitting a field goal in the second quarter. The kick gave Bennett the SEC record for most field goals. He also set the SEC scoring record earlier in the game.
(AP photo)
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"It is a special thing, but I can't really say what it means," Bennett said of his record. "I'm just glad to get it off my back."

Bennett has 382 points in his career, and his 81 field goals also set a league record.

With the victory, the Bulldogs (9-2, 6-2 SEC) gained at least a share of the East Division title with Florida. Tennessee, which beat Vanderbilt on Saturday, could create a three-way tie by beating Kentucky next week. Georgia would benefit from that scenario, with the top team in the Bowl Championship Series standings getting a spot in the conference title game. In last week's rankings, the Bulldogs were sixth, a spot ahead of the Volunteers, with the Gators 13th.

Next week, Georgia finishes up against Georgia Tech.

"Hopefully, we'll take care of business next weekend ...," Bulldogs coach Mark Richt said.

Jared Lorenzen completed 21 of 34 passes for 137 yards and an interception for UK (4-7, 1-6), which was held to 212 total yards.

"The score does not indicate how close the game was," Lorenzen said. "We were right there with them."

It was the final home game for outgoing Georgia athletic director Vince Dooley, who won 201 games in 25 years as Bulldogs coach.

Kentucky7030-10
Georgia710310-30
First Quarter

Geo-Cooper 10 run (Bennett kick), 13:45.

Ken-Lorenzen 1 run (Begley kick), 7:34.

Second Quarter

Geo-Thomas 1 run (Bennett kick), 13:03.

Geo-FG Bennett 29, 0:00.

Third Quarter

Ken-FG Begley 48, 10:34.

Geo-FG Bennett 29, 3:50.

Fourth Quarter

Geo-FG Bennett 33, 13:30.

Geo-Powell 8 run (Bennett kick), 3:55.

A-92,058.

KenGa
First downs1226
Rushes-yards28-7546-153
Passing137289
Comp-Att-Int21-36-124-38-0
Return Yards1448
Punts-Avg.7-405-37
Fumbles-Lost2-01-1
Penalties-Yards7-657-52
Time of Possession29:5930:01

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING- Kentucky, Beach 11-37, Cook 1-14, Bwenge 1-9, Burton 1-7, Thornton 1-7, Johnson 3-6, Boyd 1-4, Davis 1-1, Lorenzen 8-(minus 10). Georgia, Powell 10-66, Lumpkin 7-34, Cooper 9-32, Browning 7-27, Thomas 5-10, Williams 1-3, Lyons 1-1, Greene 6-(minus 20).

PASSING-Kentucky, Lorenzen 21-34-1-137, Boyd 0-2-0-0. Georgia, Greene 24-38-0-289.

RECEIVING-Kentucky, Abney 7-23, Cook 5-47, Burton 4-26, Davis 3-24, Bernard 2-17. Georgia, Gibson 6-99, Gary 5-32, Brown 4-31, Browning 3-39, Johnson 2-35, Lumpkin 2-30, Cooper 2-23.




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