Georgia edges Alabama with controversial no-call late in fourth quarter

No. 2 Georgia secured a 20-17 victory over No. 6 Alabama on Saturday night, with a pivotal late-game moment causing controversy. Trailing by three points, Alabama was in field goal range when a potential pass interference on Georgia safety KJ Bolden was not called on a deep target to Rico Scott. The no-call infuriated Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer, who vocally protested the decision. Following that play, Alabama faced a third-and-10 and subsequently a catastrophic sack from Bolden on quarterback Keelon Russell, forcing a punt. Alabama had opportunities to regain possession but ultimately could not, as an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty sealed their defeat. DeBoer later remarked on the officials' rationale for the no-call, confirming he received limited explanation.

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