No. 2 Georgia beat Oklahoma 41-13 on Saturday at Sanford Stadium, turning four Sooner turnovers into a runaway SEC win before a sellout crowd of 93,033. Georgia Athletics and an Associated Press wrap carried by CBS Sports both confirm the final and the takeaway: Oklahoma’s offense beat itself early, and the Bulldogs stayed unbeaten.

Georgia (4-0, 2-0 SEC) led 28-0 at halftime. Linebacker Chris Cole scored on an 85-yard fumble return and later recovered another fumble. Safety K.J. Bolden intercepted Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer, and the Sooners finished with four turnovers. Gunner Stockton completed his first nine passes, including a 35-yard touchdown to Talyn Taylor. Chauncey Bowens ran for two short scores while top back Nate Frazier sat with injured ribs. Dwight Phillips Jr. added a 54-yard touchdown run in the fourth.

Oklahoma (2-2, 0-1) had entered leading the SEC in scoring defense but fell behind after Mateer’s first-half fumbles and interception. Mateer still threw for 231 yards and two late touchdowns; coach Brent Venables said the Sooners “failed miserably” at taking care of the football. The teams’ only prior meeting was the 2018 Rose Bowl College Football Playoff semifinal, when Georgia won 54-48 in double overtime — a shootout this rematch never resembled.

Georgia Athletics and the AP/CBS account agree on the 41-13 final, the four turnovers, and Cole’s return touchdown. They still differ on how lasting Mateer’s turnover problems will be for Oklahoma’s playoff path after an uneven opening month.

Georgia hosts Vanderbilt next Saturday on Homecoming. Oklahoma’s next major test is No. 1 Texas on Oct. 10 in Dallas. Official recaps and box scores stay on the athletics sites linked in Sources; national network boards list the next TV windows when those kickoffs are assigned.