The Georgia Bulldogs cruised past the Charlotte 49ers, winning in dominant 35-3 fashion. The victory moved head coach Kirby Smart’s team into second place in the SEC. With only one regular-season game remaining, a Georgia tight end has sent a bold message to their Week 14 opponent.

The Georgia Bulldogs dominated the game from the start. It was 28-3 in the Bulldogs’ favor by the first half. So, Kirby Smart decided to rotate his quarterbacks and give backup quarterback Ryan Puglisi some game time. That decision proved to be good as Puglisi was able to command on the field, completing 7 of 11 throws for 49 yards, meaning a 63.6% completion rate. Tight end Lawson Luckie was happy that his teammate got time to showcase his skills.

“I’m with Ryan all the time. He’s always in the film room. He’s always working. It’s like hard to hang out with him because he’s always locked in so much. So, being able to get his toes wet, get more experience, and get more confident means everything,” Luckie said on the November 23 episode of DawgNation.

On the other side, starting quarterback Gunner Stockton put on his usual high-output performance for the Bulldogs. The Heisman-contender completed 17 of 21 throws for 196 yards with an interception. Rotating with Puglisi did not seem to affect the quarterback, who kept up his 2025 form against the 49ers.

This is a developing story…