295 – Gunner Stockton Passing Yards
The Bulldogs’ quarterback threw for a season-high 295 passing yards, along with three touchdowns through the air. This was Stockton’s highest passing yards total since the Tennessee game in 2025, where he threw for over 300 yards. He now has over 750 passing yards on the year and an impressive 13:1 touchdown-to-interception ratio, helping keep his Heisman stock trending in the right direction.
1 – Ellis Robinson IV Interception
Robinson IV caught his fifth interception of his Georgia career on a pass from Blaze Berlowitz in the fourth quarter to end Vanderbilt’s slim chance of winning. This was the Bulldogs’ fourth interception of the season and the only turnover forced against the Commodores. The interception marks the fourth consecutive game in which the Georgia defense forced at least one turnover.
7-10 – Georgia Third-Down Conversions
The Georgia offense was 7-of-10 on third down against Vanderbilt, which is the team’s best conversion rate since going 4-of-6 in the season opener against Tennessee State. The Bulldogs’ ability to convert at this rate allowed them to control the clock and keep Vandy from having the ball to make a comeback.
14.2 – Bo Walker Yards Per Carry
Walker averaged over 14 yards per carry, tallying a career-high 71 rushing yards on just five carries. Though he did not find the end zone, his 59-yard rush was one of Georgia’s best offensive plays. With the Bulldogs’ running back room facing nagging injuries, Walker’s solid play should leave fans with little concern about their ability to control the ground game.
9 – Vanderbilt Penalties
The Commodores were penalized nine times for a total of 60 yards in their loss to the Bulldogs. These errors continue to be an issue for Clark Lea’s team, which is one of the most penalized teams in the country. While Vandy was able to stay within striking distance throughout most of the game, this number of penalties cannot happen if you want to knock off a top-five team on the road.
57 – Landon Roldan Receiving Yards
Bogart native Landon Roldan had 57 receiving yards on two receptions in Georgia’s victory. His two-yard touchdown reception on a pass from Stockton was his first touchdown since dawning the red and black last season. This standout performance from the sophomore could be a sign of what is to come for Georgia’s offensive future, whether that be this season or years to come.
