Georgia players pulled savage stunt after blowing out Alabama

Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Christen Miller (left) and linebacker CJ Allen (right). Brett Davis-Imagn Images

Georgia players pulled savage belt whipping stunt after blowing out Alabama

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports
By Renzo Pocholo Salao | Last updated Dec 7, 2025 9:09 AM ET

Georgia was more than ready to gloat after dominating Alabama on Saturday in the 2025 SEC Championship Game.

The No. 3 Bulldogs beat down the No. 9 Crimson Tide, 28-7, to win the conference title game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga. Georgia held Alabama scoreless through the first three quarters and entered the final period with a commanding 21-0 lead.

Georgia players pull stunt to embarrass Alabama

After the game, several Georgia players gathered around one of the benches on their sideline to record a clip meant to embarrass Alabama. Bulldogs star defensive lineman Christen Miller took a belt and started smacking a bench with it while taunting in a stunt meant to simulate Georgia whipping Alabama in the behind.

“What I say?” Miller said. ” What I told you? I told you I’m not playing. I told you. I told you I’m not playing. Belt to a–.”

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With every whip of Miller’s belt, the Georgia players gathered around him and cheered in unison. Miller is one of Georgia’s most highly rated players and is expected to get looks as a potential late first-round pick in next year’s NFL Draft. Love or hate the stunt, the 21-year-old junior is clearly bringing some fire with him as he makes his move to the pros.

Few would have predicted the SEC Championship Game would be so one-sided after both teams traded punts on the first four possessions. Georgia opened the scoring with a first-quarter touchdown after a blocked punt that completely changed the complexion of the game. The Bulldogs rode that momentum all the way toward a 21-point win.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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