Tennessee State falls to Georgia in lopsided non-conference football matchup
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Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Tennessee State struggled in a 63-3 loss against No. 3 Georgia on September 5 at Sanford Stadium. The Tigers fell to 0-2 on the season after being outgained 660 yards to 109 by the Bulldogs. Despite the lopsided outcome, Tennessee State coach Reggie Barlow praised his team for avoiding turnovers and committing only one penalty during the game. Freshman kicker Preston Hurless provided the Tigers' only points with a 37-yard field goal in the second half. Georgia utilized multiple quarterbacks and running backs, including Nate Frazier, who scored three touchdowns in the contest. The game marked the seventh consecutive loss for Tennessee State dating back to last year.
- •Georgia defeated Tennessee State 63-3 on September 5.
- •Tennessee State finished the game with no turnovers and one penalty.
- •Georgia outgained Tennessee State 660 total yards to 109.
- •Preston Hurless kicked a 37-yard field goal to prevent a shutout.
- •Nate Frazier scored three touchdowns for the Bulldogs.
- 12:18 AMYahoo Sports — TSU football coach Reggie Barlow manages to find positives in blowout vs Georgia
"Tennessee State had no turnovers and only one penalty in a 63-3 loss at No. 3 Georgia.
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