When Tennessee's mammoth showdown at Georgia was still a game, still very much tense, the Bulldogs were at the Vols' 13-yard line but faced a third-and-10.

Tennessee blitzed, and linebacker Juwan Mitchell came free right up the middle and had a direct line to Stetson Bennett.

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As he has done so many times, Bennett used quick reaction time to escape Mitchell. Then he turned on the jets to beat two other defenders to the outside with everyone else in man coverage.

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Another defender, defensive back Jaylen McCollough, loomed inside the 5-yard line.

The first-down marker was at the 3, and Bennett faced a choice: Turn left and slide for the easy first down, or turn right and go for the end-zone pylon.

Bennett went with the latter, lowering his shoulder and plowing through McCullough for a touchdown that put Georgia up 7-3 and set the tone for the rest of the game.

There are not many features of Georgia's football program that Clemson's fans or its program would care to emulate. These are two hated rivals through history, and on the recruiting trail, and on message boards.