Georgia, college football’s big, bad defensive monster, is now the best Big 12 team in the SEC. And that’s not the crazy part.

Georgia football loses a key weapon on offense during its Saturday's meeting with thte Ole Miss Rebels in Athens.

The Bulldogs outgained Ole Miss 510 yards to 351 and racked up 200-plus through the air and on the ground. Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton finished 26-for-31 for 289 yards with five total touchdowns and zero turnovers, out-dueling Ole Miss’ Trinidad Chambliss, who was 19-for-36 with three total touchdowns and zero turnovers.

The Ole Miss Rebels (6-0, 3-0 SEC) will take the field at Sanford Stadium on Saturday with an opportunity to make a statement against Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs. With a top-five victory under the program's belt already after taking down LSU,

How did we grade Georgia football's offense after it scored and scored and the Bulldog defense after they couldn't get stops until late?

Though Georgia's defense got tossed around for a majority of its Week 8 game against Ole Miss, the Bulldogs buckled down and made the stops they had to to secure a 35-33 win against the Rebels. After surrendering a touchdown on each of Ole Miss' first five drives, the Bulldogs did not let Ole Miss score in the fourth quarter.

A Georgia Bulldog has suffered an injury during the Dawgs' week eight matchup against the Ole Miss Rebels. Here are the details.

The Georgia Bulldogs earned the No. 2 seed in the first 12-team College Football Playoff last season. Georgia's season came to an end against No. 7 Notre Dame, and the Irish went on to play in the national title game before losing to No. 1 Ohio State.