So much for the notion that No. 2 Georgia hasn't had success against quality teams.

Despite impressive wins over Clemson, UAB, South Carolina and Vanderbilt, many claimed that Georgia's ranking was undeserved because the Bulldogs had "yet to play anybody."

Saturday's 37-0 win over No. 8 Arkansas should dispel that notion.

For only the third time in school history and the first time since 1976, Georgia posted a shutout of a top 10 team. It was the first time since 1980 that the Bulldogs posted back-to-back shutouts of SEC opponents.

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Postgame news and notes

Georgia "hasn't played nobody"

Quarterback questions put Smart on the offensive

They said it

What did Arkansas say after the game?

Hogs smothered

Arkansas doesn't help itself

What just happened?

Postgame thoughts and observations

Final Stats'

By the numbers

The Dashboard: Chirp, chirp

Kirby Smart postgame

Sam Pittman postgame

Stetson Bennett on having something to prove

Kendall Milton on the running game

Nakobe Dean on the defense

Travon Walker on Georgia's defensive domination