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0 of 30 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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— Gunner Stockton’s two interceptions, which matched his total for the first six games of the season, were painful for the Georgia quarterback.
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which → match → quarterback
A lost fumble with less than a minute remaining was even worse.
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fumble → lose → minute
From the very first snap, when he hit the turf helmet-first, forcing a medical timeout that meant he had to miss at least one play, Stockton suffered through a game he’d rather forget in No. 1 Georgia’s 27-24 loss to Auburn on Saturday.
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he → hit → Saturday
With the score tied 24-24 and Georgia (6-1, 4-1 Southeastern Conference) moving closer to an opportunity for a possible go-ahead field-goal, Stockton fumbled on a run from the Auburn 46 with 58 seconds remaining.
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Stockton → tie → seconds
Safety Sylvester Smith-Reed recovered for the Tigers at the Auburn 44.
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Reed → recover → Auburn
“At the end of the day, ball security, it’s everybody’s livelihood,” Stockton said.
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Stockton → ’ → day
“You’ve got to protect the ball.”
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You → get → ball
Stockton excelled at protecting the ball as Georgia won its first six games to move to the top of the AP Top 25 last week.
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Georgia → excel → Top
The senior threw 14 touchdown passes with only two interceptions during a 6-0 start and was starting to get mention as a Heisman Trophy contender.
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senior → throw → contender
He had no easy explanation as to why he suddenly struggled to protect the ball against Auburn.
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he → have → Auburn
“You have to credit Auburn,” he said.
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he → have → Auburn
“They did a good job.
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They → do → job
They came out and played hard. ...
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They → come → ?
I’ve just got to execute better and take care of the ball.”
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I → get → ball
Stockton insisted he had no lingering effects after hitting the field helmet-first on the first play.
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he → insist → play
He returned for the following series after being cleared of a concussion.
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He → return → concussion
Coach Kirby Smart said Stockton also was checked on the sideline for a shoulder stinger “that numbs your shoulder,” but said that is not unusual.
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that → say → shoulder
Stockton’s game-changing fumble was forced by defensive tackle Cody Sigler.
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fumble → change → Sigler
A roughing-the-passer penalty on Georgia’s Gabe Harris Jr. helped set up McPherson’s field goal.
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penalty → rough → goal
“We have a saying ‘Dogs don’t beat the dogs’ and tonight the dogs beat the dogs,” Smart said.
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Smart → have → dogs
“I see more games lost than won, and we probably lost that one.”
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we → see → one
Stockton said the fumble was not the result of hitting the ground.
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fumble → say → ground
“I think it was a punch-out, or his helmet hit it,” Stockton said.
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Stockton → think → it
“I’ve just got to do a better job of ball security.”
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I → get → security
The Bulldogs now enter a bye week.
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Bulldogs → enter → week
“It’s all about how you respond,” Stockton said.
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Stockton → ’ → ?
“Life ain’t supposed to be a fairytale and pixie dust.
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Life → suppose → ?
It’s all about how you respond and get better.
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you → ’ → ?
You’ve got to attack it.
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You → get → it
Added Stockton: “A one-loss team can still do really good things.”
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team → add → things