The numbers don't do Georgia any favors this weekend, and

basically they

serve to paint a clearer picture of just how bad the drubbing was. There are a

few good notes as well. We open the

stat book up to take a look at the numbers behind the game.

0 - Despite six carries, Georgia held Kenyan Drake to zero yards rushing.

1 - In relief of Greyson Lambert, Brice Ramsey completed only one pass on the

day, yet he gave up two interceptions.

2 - Derrick Henry finished with two more rushing yards than Nick Chubb on the

day, 148 - 146.

3 - Georgia quarterbacks combined for three interceptions, including

Lambert's first turnover of the year.

3.6 - Georgia's offense managed only 3.6 yards per play in the first half,

compared to 9.1 by the Crimson Tide.

4 - The Bulldog offense dealt with four fumbles but surrendered only one.

5 - Lambert missed ten passes in the first half, five times more than in

the previous two game combined.

7.3 - Chubb posted the highest yards per carry average of the game thanks in large part to

his long run in the third quarter.

8 - Despite very few early penalties, the Bulldogs finished with 8 for 82 yards,

including several personal fouls.

8:03 - While Georgia won the time of possession battle in the first half,

Alabama finished with over eight minutes more of ball control.

10 - Collin Barber was forced to punt ten times in the contest, averaging 42

yards per attempt.

13 - Linebacker Tim Kimbrough lead all defenders with 13 total tackles on the

day.

18 - Georgia was a mere 18 percent on third down, going 3 of 17, but they were

still better than the Crimson Tide in that respect, who went 1 of 12.

20 - The longest Georgia kick or punt return aspect was only 20 yards, courtesy

of Reggie Davis.

40 - Georgia possessed the ball for 40 seconds more than Bama in the first half,

15:20 - 14:40.

41 - Lambert went 41 percent on first half completions, going 7-of-17.

55 - Barber posted the longest punt of the day, a 55 yard kick, narrowly edging

out JK Scott, who had a 54 yard punt of his own.

63 - Without his 83 yard breakaway, Chubb posted only 63 rushing yards on the

day, averaging just 3.3 yards per carry during that stretch.

80 - Alabama outgained Georgia by 80 total yards, a difference of 379 to 299.

87.5 - Jake Coker's first half completion percentage was 87.5 percent, going

7-of-8 against the Bulldogs for 154 yards. He finished 11-of-16.

120 - Crimson Tide freshman Calvin Ridley lead all receivers with 120 yards on

five catches, good for 24 yards per grab.

92746 - It was a sold out crowd in Sanford Stadium as expected.