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Date: Saturday, Oct. 19 | Time: 6 p.m. ET

Location: Sanford Stadium -- Athens, Georgia

TV: ESPN | Live stream: WatchESPN.com

No. 10 Georgia needs to rebound quickly if it wants to keep its College Football Playoff hopes alive. And the Bulldogs don't get a particularly easy break with Kentucky coming to town this Saturday. The Bulldogs are coming off a shocking overtime loss to South Carolina in Week 7 and need to win out if they plan to even make the SEC title game in December.

A second upset loss would all but end Georgia's College Football Playoff hopes -- as it now probably has to win out to have any shot of making it -- which means the Bulldogs will be even more motivated to bounce back this weekend against Kentucky. Georgia is, however, 3-3 under Kirby Smart in games immediately following a loss. If history is any indicator, Kentucky could actually have a better shot at beating Georgia in light of last weekend's loss to the Gamecocks. Let's breakdown the matchup and make picks straight up and against the spread. 

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Georgia: Three interceptions and season-lows in completion percentage (49.0) and yards per attempt (5.8) last Saturday against South Carolina amounted to one of quarterback Jake Fromm's worst performances to date. Fromm wasn't the only one struggling on offense -- his offensive line allowed a season-high three sacks -- but how the junior signal-caller responds this weekend will be telling for the rest of Georgia's season. If Fromm's blockers are back in shape, that should also help alleviate struggles in the run game. They averaged just 4.02 yards per carry last weekend as the Bulldogs out-gained the Gamecocks 468-297 but still suffered the stunning upset. 

Kentucky: The Wildcats will have two quarterbacks available this weekend as Sawyer Smith (who has started after Terry Wilson suffered a season-ending knee injury but did not play in last week's win over Arkansas due to his own injuries) was back practicing this week. Star receiver Lynn Bowden, who switched roles and started under center last week to rush for 196 yards and two touchdowns while adding 78 yards and one touchdown in the air on 7-of-11 passing, could also see some time in the quarterback slot again. Who they pick will determine their strategy for besting the Bulldogs' defense, which is more stout against the run (allowing a league-leading 73.3 yards a game) than the pass. Kentucky needs to start strong if it wants to upset Georgia on the road this weekend, and that means getting on the board early. The Wildcats have played from behind in every game except Eastern Michigan. That can't happen in Athens.

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The Bulldogs signal-caller completed just 55 percent of his 55 passes and had three interceptions in the worst start of his career.

Georgia entered the game as a 24-point favorite but the unexpected loss saw them drop from third to 10th in the Associated Press Top 25 poll and damaged their chances of reaching the College Football Playoff for the second time in three seasons.

At 5-1, the Bulldogs may well face an uphill battle to even win the SEC East, with No. 9 Florida 6-1 after losing to No.2 LSU and No. 22 Missouri also at 5-1 on the back of five consecutive wins.

Georgia takes on the Gators on November 2 in Jacksonville, Florida, before hosting Missouri a week later and traveling to Auburn on November 16.

Those three games will in all likelihood determine the outcome of the Bulldogs' season, but it's hard to dispel the feeling Georgia's playoff hopes were dealt a potentially crushing blow last week.

On Saturday, the Bulldogs welcome another SEC team, as Kentucky takes its 3-3 record to Athens. Georgia is a 25-point favorite and hasn't lost to the Wildcats in 10 years, but after the defeat to South Carolina little, if anything, can be taken for granted.