As the Georgia Bulldogs prepare to take on the Mississippi State Bulldogs, here is the final injury report ahead of the game.

As a result, Georgia has just a 23.8% chance of winning, according to ESPN. Several media pundits believe that Texas will come out victorious, but I’m here to give Georgia fans optimism and see some areas where Georgia can take advantage of Texas and achieve victory.

Newsweek's guide to how to bet Georgia vs. Texas tackles the first meeting as SEC rivals between two of the top programs in the country.

If the Texas Longhorns thought playing Michigan was going to be its biggest threat in the SEC, it might want to reconsider. Georgia packs a punch that certainly

No. 4 Georgia won the first half, No. 1 Texas owned the third quarter and the Bulldogs held on in the fourth. Our takeaways from the Longhorns' loss.

Two of the best teams in college football will meet on Saturday in the Georgia Bulldogs and Texas Longhorns. The Longhorns will look to keep their undefeated season alive, and the Bulldogs will look to climb the national rankings.

Texas has yet to be tested this year against a team with the magnitude of Georgia's. Both teams have holes, but the experience of Georgia's close comeback loss against Bama will be invaluable experience in another hostile environment.

Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs went on the road Saturday night and beat No. 1 Texas, 30-15, in a showdown of two of the best teams in the country thus far into the college football season. Georgia was in control for most of the game but had to withstand a controversial decision by the refs that let the Longhorns get back into the game in the third quarter.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart had some words for both ESPN and the officials after the Bulldogs beat Texas on Saturday. Following the 30-15 win, Smart spoke to a sideline reporter and accused The Worldwide Leader in Sports of doubting his team while claiming the referees tried to rob them.