ATHENS — Georgia finally figured out the best way to avoid another close loss was to build a bigger lead in the closing minutes. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 25 points and Georgia recovered after blowing an 11-point lead to beat Tennessee 78-68 on Saturday, ending the Vols' six-game winning streak. Georgia had lost four of its last five games, including in overtime at Mississippi, by two points at Arkansas and by one point at Vanderbilt on Wednesday night after leading by 17 in the first half.