Georgia Bulldogs' turnovers too much to overcome in 27-3 loss to Florida

UGA's chances of winning the SEC East dwindle with loss

Florida wide receiver Antonio Callaway (81), right, runs for a 66-yard touchdown play after catching a pass in front of Georgia safety Johnathan Abram (25) during the first half Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla. - photo by John Raoux

1101UGA — Florida wide receiver Antonio Callaway (81), right, runs for a 66-yard touchdown play after catching a pass in front of Georgia safety Johnathan Abram (25) during the first half Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla. - photo by John Raoux

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Even with a new quarterback, Georgia’s offensive woes followed the team to Jacksonville.And coach Mark Richt is well aware that they will create extra scrutiny. The Bulldogs failed to score a touchdown for the second consecutive game, and the futility proved costly in a 27-3 loss to rival and 11th-ranked Florida on Saturday. Georgia managed just 223 total yards, the program’s fewest in the “World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party” since gaining 220 in 1991.

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