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WATCH: Georgia releases 'Home' game trailer for Kentucky

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Georgia is at home for the second weekend in a row, and it has a bad taste in its mouth. The Bulldogs had their 33-game home win streak snapped six days ago at the hands of Alabama. They’re looking to get back in the win column against a scuffling Kentucky team.

The home team is favored by 20.5 points with kickoff set for 12 p.m. ET on ESPN. Roughly 17 hours ahead of the contest, the UGA video team released the latest game trailer. The 85-second feature carries the title “Home,” as Georgia is celebrating homecoming in the Classic City.

It is narrated by NBC’s Maria Taylor, a UGA alum. It provides scenes of Athens, starting with a flyover of the city, shots of the city’s residential areas, and, as always, a look at some past game days inside Sanford Stadium.

Georgia has won 16 straight against Kentucky. The last lost came inside Sanford Stadium in 2009. While the games between the Bulldogs and Wildcats have tended to be tight in Lexington, but when UK visits Athens, UGA has made a habit out of coming away with three-score wins. With that said, Kirby Smart regularly views this as one of the toughest matchups of the season.

“Our guys are fired up, got work done yesterday, and a bunch of them came in. I think when you see our guys, you realize how invested they are when they hurt,” Smart said on Monday. “It’s good when guys hurt, because you hurt relative to how invested you are in something. So I know our guys will have good energy today for a really, really, it’s always the most physical game when we play these guys.

“I think because philosophically they believe in running the ball, we believe in running the ball. Those two things hit head to head when we play them. We’ve had head to head battles many times with these guys. Coach Stoops’ teams are always physical, so we know it’ll be physical. It’ll also be a very different time start for our group, and really for them too, because we both played late games last week. So looking forward to getting ready for these guys.”

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