Stackhouse has key late pick as No. 1 Georgia holds off No. 14 Missouri, 30-21

ATHENS, Ga. -- , Georgia coach Kirby Smart called defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse 's improbable interception the “biggest play of the game.” Wide receiver Ladd McConkey proclaimed it was “the play of the year.” Either way, the play helped the Bulldogs remain unbeaten yet another week. The pick also was the talk of the postgame interviews. Stackhouse's fourth-quarter interception helped protect No. 1 Georgia's slim lead and the Bulldogs beat No. 14 Missouri 30-21 on Saturday for their 26th consecutive win. Georgia (9-0, 6-0 Southeastern Conference, No. 2 College Football Playoff) had to rally to win the key SEC East matchup against Missouri (7-2, 3-2, No. 12 CFP). The Tigers led 13-10 early in the second half. Georgia answered with two straight touchdowns, a 15-yard run by Kendall Milton and Carson Beck 's 5-yard scoring pass to Oscar Delp .