Auburn vs. Georgia. First played in 1892; the results here start in 1902.
Georgia leads 64–53–6 in Deep South's Oldest Rivalry through 2026. Auburn won the last meeting, 27–24, in 2026.
Auburn won the last one, in 2026. Over the last 10 meetings, Georgia is 9–1.
Auburn beat Georgia 10-0 at Piedmont Park in Atlanta on February 20, 1892, in a game arranged by the two programs' founders and first coaches, Charles Herty of Georgia and George Petrie of Auburn, who had been graduate school classmates at Johns Hopkins. From 1916 to 1958 the game was played at a neutral site, Memorial Stadium in Columbus, Georgia. The teams are both in the SEC, and the game was the annual cross-division matchup after the conference split in 1992. In 1996 Georgia won 56-49 in four overtimes in the first SEC game to go to overtime, and in 2013 Auburn won on a tipped Hail Mary known as the "Prayer at Jordan-Hare."
Each bar is one meeting. Bars above the line are Auburn wins and bars below it are Georgia wins; the taller the bar, the bigger the margin. Over the last 10 meetings Georgia is 9–1. The widest margins are Auburn 35–0 in 1954 and Georgia 41–0 in 1946.
Georgia is the better team this season by SP+ (2nd to 51st), and it's ahead on 9 of these 10 stats. Each row is one stat: the dots are each team's national rank out of 138, printed by the dot, and further left is better.
| National rank | Auburn | Georgia |
|---|---|---|
| SP+ overall | 51st | 2nd |
| SP+ offense | 72nd | 2nd |
| SP+ defense | 31st | 4th |
| Success rate | 110th | 5th |
| Success rate allowed | 99th | 28th |
| Explosive play rate | 39th | 3rd |
| Big Uglies: offensive line | 66th | 9th |
| Big Uglies: defensive front | 73rd | 47th |
| Takeaways a game | 28th | 29th |
| Giveaways a game | 72nd | 54th |
| Best single game | Most in the series | |
|---|---|---|
| Passing | Aaron Murray (Georgia), 415 passing yards in 2013, with 2 TDs | Aaron Murray (Georgia), 1,120 passing yards in 4 games (2010–2013) |
| Rushing | D'Andre Swift (Georgia), 186 rushing yards in 2018, with 1 TD | D'Andre Swift (Georgia), 398 rushing yards in 4 games (2017–2019) |
| Receiving | A.J. Green (Georgia), 164 receiving yards in 2010, with 2 TDs | Emory Blake (Auburn), 277 receiving yards in 4 games (2009–2012) |
From the box scores of the 22 meetings since 2004 on CollegeFootballData.com. Older games don't have player stats.
| Year | Winner | Score | Home |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Auburn | 27–24 | Georgia |
| 2025 | Georgia | 20–10 | Auburn |
| 2024 | Georgia | 31–13 | Georgia |
| 2023 | Georgia | 27–20 | Auburn |
| 2022 | Georgia | 42–10 | Georgia |
| 2021 | Georgia | 34–10 | Auburn |
| 2020 | Georgia | 27–6 | Georgia |
| 2019 | Georgia | 21–14 | Auburn |
| 2018 | Georgia | 27–10 | Georgia |
| 2017 | Georgia | 28–7 | Neutral |
| 2017 | Auburn | 40–17 | Auburn |
| 2016 | Georgia | 13–7 | Georgia |
| 2015 | Georgia | 20–13 | Auburn |
| 2014 | Georgia | 34–7 | Georgia |
| 2013 | Auburn | 43–38 | Auburn |
| 2012 | Georgia | 38–0 | Auburn |
| 2011 | Georgia | 45–7 | Georgia |
| 2010 | Auburn | 49–31 | Auburn |
| 2009 | Georgia | 31–24 | Georgia |
| 2008 | Georgia | 17–13 | Auburn |
| 2007 | Georgia | 45–20 | Georgia |
| 2006 | Georgia | 37–15 | Auburn |
| 2005 | Auburn | 31–30 | Georgia |
| 2004 | Auburn | 24–6 | Auburn |
| 2003 | Georgia | 26–7 | Georgia |
| 2002 | Georgia | 24–21 | Auburn |
| 2001 | Auburn | 24–17 | Georgia |
| 2000 | Auburn | 29–26 | Auburn |
| 1999 | Auburn | 38–21 | Georgia |
| 1998 | Georgia | 28–17 | Auburn |
| 1997 | Auburn | 45–34 | Georgia |
| 1996 | Georgia | 56–49 | Auburn |
| 1995 | Auburn | 37–31 | Georgia |
| 1994 | Tie | 23–23 | Georgia |
| 1993 | Auburn | 42–28 | Georgia |
| 1992 | Georgia | 14–10 | Auburn |
| 1991 | Georgia | 37–27 | Georgia |
| 1990 | Auburn | 33–10 | Auburn |
| 1989 | Auburn | 20–3 | Georgia |
| 1988 | Auburn | 20–10 | Auburn |
| 1987 | Auburn | 27–11 | Georgia |
| 1986 | Georgia | 20–16 | Auburn |
| 1985 | Auburn | 24–10 | Georgia |
| 1984 | Auburn | 21–12 | Auburn |
| 1983 | Auburn | 13–7 | Georgia |
| 1982 | Georgia | 19–14 | Auburn |
| 1981 | Georgia | 24–13 | Georgia |
| 1980 | Georgia | 31–21 | Auburn |
| 1979 | Auburn | 33–13 | Georgia |
| 1978 | Tie | 22–22 | Georgia |
| 1977 | Auburn | 33–14 | Georgia |
| 1976 | Georgia | 28–0 | Auburn |
| 1975 | Georgia | 28–13 | Georgia |
| 1974 | Auburn | 17–13 | Auburn |
| 1973 | Georgia | 28–14 | Georgia |
| 1972 | Auburn | 27–10 | Auburn |
| 1971 | Auburn | 35–20 | Georgia |
| 1970 | Georgia | 31–17 | Auburn |
| 1969 | Auburn | 16–3 | Georgia |
| 1968 | Georgia | 17–3 | Auburn |
| 1967 | Georgia | 17–0 | Georgia |
| 1966 | Georgia | 21–13 | Auburn |
| 1965 | Auburn | 21–19 | Georgia |
| 1964 | Auburn | 14–7 | Auburn |
| 1963 | Auburn | 14–0 | Georgia |
| 1962 | Georgia | 30–21 | Auburn |
| 1961 | Auburn | 10–7 | Georgia |
| 1960 | Auburn | 9–6 | Auburn |
| 1959 | Georgia | 14–13 | Georgia |
| 1958 | Auburn | 21–6 | Auburn |
| 1957 | Auburn | 6–0 | Auburn |
| 1956 | Auburn | 20–0 | Auburn |
| 1955 | Auburn | 16–13 | Auburn |
| 1954 | Auburn | 35–0 | Auburn |
| 1953 | Auburn | 39–18 | Auburn |
| 1952 | Georgia | 13–7 | Georgia |
| 1951 | Georgia | 46–14 | Georgia |
| 1950 | Georgia | 12–10 | Georgia |
| 1949 | Tie | 20–20 | Georgia |
| 1948 | Georgia | 42–14 | Georgia |
| 1947 | Georgia | 28–6 | Georgia |
| 1946 | Georgia | 41–0 | Georgia |
| 1945 | Georgia | 35–0 | Georgia |
| 1944 | Georgia | 49–13 | Georgia |
| 1942 | Auburn | 27–13 | Auburn |
| 1941 | Georgia | 7–0 | Georgia |
| 1940 | Georgia | 14–13 | Georgia |
| 1939 | Auburn | 7–0 | Auburn |
| 1938 | Auburn | 23–14 | Auburn |
| 1937 | Tie | 0–0 | Georgia |
| 1936 | Auburn | 20–13 | Auburn |
| 1935 | Auburn | 19–7 | Auburn |
| 1934 | Georgia | 18–0 | Georgia |
| 1933 | Auburn | 14–6 | Auburn |
| 1932 | Auburn | 14–7 | Auburn |
| 1931 | Georgia | 12–6 | Georgia |
| 1930 | Georgia | 39–7 | Georgia |
| 1929 | Georgia | 24–0 | Georgia |
| 1928 | Georgia | 13–0 | Georgia |
| 1927 | Georgia | 33–3 | Georgia |
| 1926 | Georgia | 16–6 | Georgia |
| 1925 | Georgia | 34–0 | Georgia |
| 1924 | Georgia | 6–0 | Georgia |
| 1923 | Georgia | 7–0 | Georgia |
| 1922 | Auburn | 7–3 | Auburn |
| 1921 | Georgia | 7–0 | Georgia |
| 1920 | Georgia | 7–0 | Georgia |
| 1919 | Auburn | 7–0 | Auburn |
| 1916 | Auburn | 3–0 | Auburn |
| 1915 | Auburn | 12–0 | Georgia |
| 1914 | Tie | 0–0 | Auburn |
| 1913 | Auburn | 21–7 | Georgia |
| 1912 | Georgia | 12–6 | Georgia |
| 1911 | Tie | 0–0 | Auburn |
| 1910 | Auburn | 26–0 | Georgia |
| 1909 | Auburn | 17–5 | Auburn |
| 1908 | Auburn | 23–0 | Auburn |
| 1907 | Georgia | 6–0 | Georgia |
| 1906 | Georgia | 4–0 | Georgia |
| 1905 | Auburn | 20–0 | Georgia |
| 1904 | Auburn | 17–6 | Georgia |
| 1903 | Georgia | 22–13 | Georgia |
| 1902 | Georgia | 12–5 | Georgia |
Results from CollegeFootballData.com. The schools' official series records can differ by a game or two (vacated wins, disputed early games).
Georgia leads 64–53–6 through the 2026 game, with 6 ties, in the 123 meetings on record since 1902.
Auburn beat Georgia 27–24 on 2026.
1892, by the schools' count. Our game-by-game results start in 1902.
Georgia won by 41 in 1946, 41–0. Auburn won by 35 in 1954, 35–0.
Georgia won 9 straight from 1923 to 1931. Auburn won 6 straight from 1953 to 1958.
Auburn won the last one, in 2026. Over the last 10 meetings, Georgia is 9–1.
Aaron Murray (Georgia), 415 passing yards in 2013, with 2 TDs, the most in one game since 2004. The most in the series: Aaron Murray (Georgia), 1,120 passing yards in 4 games (2010–2013).
D'Andre Swift (Georgia), 186 rushing yards in 2018, with 1 TD, the most in one game since 2004. The most in the series: D'Andre Swift (Georgia), 398 rushing yards in 4 games (2017–2019).
A.J. Green (Georgia), 164 receiving yards in 2010, with 2 TDs, the most in one game since 2004. The most in the series: Emory Blake (Auburn), 277 receiving yards in 4 games (2009–2012).
Deep South's Oldest Rivalry is the Auburn–Georgia rivalry, first played in 1892. Georgia leads 64–53–6 through 2026.
Upset of No. 1: Auburn beat top-ranked Georgia 27-13 in Columbus, Georgia's only loss of a national title season. Final: Auburn 27–13.
Four overtimes: Georgia won 56-49 in four overtimes, the first SEC game to go to overtime. Final: Georgia 56–49.
Prayer at Jordan-Hare: Nick Marshall's fourth-down heave was tipped and caught by Ricardo Louis for the winning touchdown in Auburn's 43-38 win. Final: Auburn 43–38.
It is the oldest rivalry still played between teams in the Deep South. Auburn and Georgia first met on February 20, 1892, in Piedmont Park in Atlanta, and Auburn won 10-0. Wofford and Furman, who first played in 1889, also claim the title.
They already played this season: Auburn won 27–24. They don't meet again in 2026.
They already played this season: Auburn won 27–24. They don't meet again in 2026.
Auburn won 27–24 in 2026.
Georgia is 9–2 in the 11 meetings since 2016.
For Auburn, Jackson Arnold threw for 137 yards; he also ran for 55 yards and 1 TD; Cam Coleman had 50 receiving yards. For Georgia, Gunner Stockton threw for 217 yards; he also ran for 26 yards and 1 TD; Zachariah Branch had 57 receiving yards.
Auburn beat Georgia 27–24.
Georgia beat Auburn 20–10 on Oct 11, 2025 at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Georgia beat Auburn 31–13 on Oct 5, 2024 at Sanford Stadium.
Georgia beat Auburn 27–20 on Sep 30, 2023 at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Georgia beat Auburn 42–10 on Oct 8, 2022 at Sanford Stadium.
2026, 27–24, the most recent meeting.
2025, 20–10. Auburn has won all 1 meetings since.
History and trophy sources: en.wikipedia.org.
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