The Georgia Bulldogs had another extremely impressive performance on Saturday afternoon to follow up last week, beating down the Missouri Tigers 48-21 in a game they led 31-7 at halftime. 

Following a 35-point road win last week at Ole Miss, everyone wanted to know how the Dawgs were going to follow that up, and they got a definitive answer. After re-ascending to become the No. 1 team in the country this week, it was another complete domination of a ranked opponent with the Tigers being just the latest victim.

Nate Frazier had a huge day, finishing with three touchdowns on 14 carries with 72 yards on the ground while Chauncey Bowens returned from injury to score on his only touch of the game as well. Dwight Phillips also ran for 66 yards on seven touches.

Gunner Stockton had a terrific day as well, completing 18 of his 24 attempts for 252 yards and a touchdown as well as a rushing score.

It was Isiah Canion catching his first touchdown in a Georgia uniform to give Stockton his one passing score of the day, and it was overall a nice day for him finally back on the field with four catches for 63 yards and the score. Craig Dandridge finished as the leading receiver with six receptions for 85 yards while Talyn Taylor added 63 on three catches of his own.

It's never easy being at the top and finding a way to do what it takes to stay there, but Kirby Smart clearly did a masterful job this week at doing just that and even continued it during the game, relentlessly ripping into his team even as the blowout was on.

It seems like the Dawgs are getting better and better every week, and with another massive road game next week against a hated rival in South Carolina who is still alive for the College Football Playoff, that is what they are going to need.

Georgia looks like a team capable of winning the national title, but only if they continue to clean things up and get better every week. That will start in the coming days as Georgia gets ready to travel to Columbia, but the way the Dawgs are playing right now, it's going to be tough to beat this team.

Just don't tell Smart or his team that right now, because they are absolutely rolling and blocking out all the outside noise.