Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs got the short end of the stick on some controversial calls in their 30-15 win over the Texas Longhorns on Saturday.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart was initially careful with his words when asked about Texas fans littering the north end of the field with water bottles and other trash after an interception for the top-ranked Longhorns was briefly wiped out by a pass-interference penalty before officials changed their call.

Fans of the University of Texas hurled debris onto the field Oct. 19 to protest a pass interference call. Now the SEC is taking action against the incident.

Texas and everyone else are finding that Georgia is still the top dog in the Southeastern Conference. Coach Kirby Smart's 100th victory in his nine seasons with the Bulldogs, a dominating defensive performance at No.

The top of the SEC looks a lot different than it did going into a big weekend including Georgia-Texas, Alabama-Tennessee, and other key games.

The Georgia Bulldogs are on the rise in the SEC standings after earning an impressive 30-15 road win over the Texas Longhorns. Georgia running back Trevor Etienne scored three rushing touchdowns in UGA's dominant win.