No. 10 Bulldogs force six turnovers, upset No. 2 Gators

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Shawn Williams ' criticism will be remembered as a challenge. And Georgia (No. 10 BCS, No. 12 AP) responded better than anyone could have expected. Five days after Williams ripped his defensive teammates for playing too soft, the Bulldogs turned in their best performance of the season -- one that will go down in Florida-Georgia lore. The Bulldogs stuffed the Gators (No. 2, No. 3) from every angle, forcing six turnovers in a 17-9 victory Saturday that left them on the cusp of the Southeastern Conference Championship Game. Call it the World's Largest Outdoor Turnover Party, and it gave Georgia consecutive wins in the heated rivalry for the first time since 1989. These have to be two of the more significant victories of coach Mark Richt's tenure. "I'd say we're not soft," Richt said. "The defense rose to the occasion. ...