Georgia's Stockton suffers scary hit to the head in win over Texas

The Georgia Bulldogs are SEC champions despite losing quarterbacks at both the end of the first half and final overtime against second-ranked Texas on Saturday in Atlanta.

Backup Gunner Stockton's helmet flew off in a frightening moment as he was slammed by the Longhorns' Andrew Mukuba on the penultimate play of the game. The eight-yard gain gave the Bulldogs a crucial first down on Texas' 4-yard line. But even though Stockton was able to walk away from the violent collision, head coach Kirby Smart cautiously removed him from the game.

After a targeting flag was overturned, came back on the field for the last play to hand off to star running back Trevor Etienne for a four-yard touchdown and a 22-19 victory. Beck had been ruled out earlier after suffering an injury to his throwing arm at the end of the first half, but was well enough to give the ball to Etienne to clinch the Bulldogs' second SEC crown of the last three years.