Georgia vs. Missouri Top Box Score Player Stats, Highlights and CFP Poll Prediction

The No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs looked dominant throughout their 48-21 victory over the No. 22 Missouri Tigers on Saturday at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga.

The last time the Bulldogs were ranked No. 1, they suffered a crushing 27-24 loss against the unranked Auburn Tigers. Georgia fell to No. 3 but quickly climbed back to the top spot after convincing wins against ranked opponents. This time around, the team defended its No. 1 spot in convincing fashion.

Georgia used a balanced offensive attack and contributions from all three units of their team to trounce Missouri. Here's a look at the top performers from both teams during Saturday's matchup:

Passing
Notable Players	C/ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Gunner Stockton, UGA	18/24	252	1	0
Austin Simmons, MIZ	17/25	175	3	1
Rushing
Notable Players	CAR	YDS	TD
Nate Frazier, UGA	14	72	3
Jamal Roberts, MIZ	19	62	0
Receiving
Notable Players	REC	YDS	TD
Craig Dandridge, UGA	6	85	0
Isiah Canion, UGA	4	63	1
Talyn Taylor, UGA	3	63	0
Donovan Olugbode, MIZ	4	67	1
Cayden Lee, MIZ	3	44	0
Naeshaun Montgomery, MIZ	5	27	1

The game was lopsided from the very beginning. Georgia linebacker Raylen Wilson intercepted Missouri quarterback Austin Simmons on the Tigers' first offensive play. Two plays later, Georgia running back Nate Frazier scored on a four-yard run to give the Bulldogs their first touchdown of the game.

Georgia's defense held Missouri to a three-and-out on the following drive. Bulldogs quarterback Gunner Stockton connected with wide receiver Isiah Canion for a 33-yard gain before capping off the four-play, 60-yard drive with a designed run.

Georgia's offense continued to be deadly early. Frazier scored his second touchdown of the day on an 11-play, 87-yard drive to extend the lead to 21-0. The Tigers finished the first quarter with just one first down on four offensive drives.

The Bulldogs scored on their first five possessions to take a 31-0 lead before Missouri wide receiver Naeshaun Montgomery caught a touchdown from Simmons late in the second quarter.

Missouri finished with just 286 yards and were held to a three-and-out on six of their drives. Donovon Olugbode and Kenric Lanier II both hauled in touchdowns from Simmons in the second half, but it was far too late to matter by then.

Missouri dropped to 6-4 record with a 3-4 conference record. The loss will undoubtedly drop them out of rankings. Georgia improved to 9-1 with a a 7-1 SEC record. The Bulldogs have defeated three ranked opponents by a double-digit margin. They'll visit No. 17 South Carolina before returning home to face Georgia Tech.