Georgia 78-74 Ole Miss (16 Jan, 2021) Final Score

Georgia Bulldogs

8-4, 1-4 Conference

	1	2	T
UGA	29	49	78
MISS	28	46	74

Georgia beats Ole Miss for first SEC win of season 78-74

— Tye Fagan scored 19 points, Shavir Wheeler added 18 points and nine assists and Georgia held off Mississippi 78-74 on Saturday to win its first conference game of the season and snap a four-game losing streak.

Jan 16, 2021, 08:21 pm - AP

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Auburn	5-0	-	17-1
Alabama	5-1	0.5	16-3
Ole Miss	4-1	1	15-3
Tennessee	4-2	1.5	17-2
Missouri	4-2	1.5	15-4
Florida	3-2	2	16-2
Kentucky	3-2	2	14-4
Texas A&M	3-2	2	14-4
Mississippi State	3-3	2.5	15-4
Vanderbilt	3-3	2.5	15-4
Georgia	2-3	3	14-4
Texas	2-4	3.5	13-6
Oklahoma	1-4	4	14-4
LSU	1-4	4	12-6
Arkansas	0-5	5	11-7
South Carolina	0-5	5	10-8

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Georgia beats Ole Miss for first SEC win of season 78-74

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