Gunner Was Elite. Is Georgia's Defense a Problem?

Georgia beats Vanderbilt 38-14 to move to 5-0, but this one was 21-14 at halftime. Gunner Stockton was nearly perfect (25 of 32, 295 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT) and Dwight Phillips Jr. keeps growing into a weapon, but the Georgia defense gave up third-and-long after third-and-long in the first half. In this Georgia post game show, Burl breaks down the tale of two halves: a run game that never got going, Vanderbilt winning the physical battle early, Jordan Hall's blocked field goal, Ellis Robinson IV's interception, and a fourth-quarter Kirby death march to close it out. Plus what Kirby Smart said after the game, quarter by quarter highlights, unit grades, and a look ahead to Alabama. Which half of the Georgia defense is the real one? Tell us in the comments. 🔥    • Featured Segments   ✅    • The Nitro College Football Show   📱 Follow us on social: Instagram: @nitroCFB TikTok: @nitroCFB Twitter: @nitroCFB 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and hit the notification bell for more! #GeorgiaBulldogs #GoDawgs #UGA #Vanderbilt #GunnerStockton #SECFootball #collegefootball 00:00 Georgia's Victory Over Vanderbilt: A Closer Look 04:36 Defensive Concerns: Tackling and Coverage Issues 09:32 Offensive Highlights: Gunner Stockton's Performance 14:25 Game Strategy: Adjustments and Execution 19:31 Looking Ahead: Preparing for Alabama 24:07 Evaluating Player Performances 29:27 Offensive Strategies and Key Players 33:18 Defensive Insights and Challenges 37:26 Special Teams Performance 39:19 Looking Ahead: Georgia vs. Alabama 48:31 Final Thoughts and Takeaways