Watch Alabama football's Jameson Williams torch the Georgia defense for a 67-yard TD
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Alabama football wideout Jameson Williams torched the Georgia defense for a second-quarter touchdown to open the scoring for the Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship on Saturday.
Bryce Young and Williams connected for a 67-yard score, the longest the Bulldog defense allowed all year. Williams caught the ball around the 50-yard line and outran the secondary to score.
The Georgia defense has allowed 6.92 points a game. Williams' touchdown was only the eighth offensive that the Georgia defense had given up this season.
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Williams has caught 13 touchdown passes and gained 1,261 receiving yards. He joined the Crimson Tide during the summer after transferring from Ohio State.
Young had thrown for 3,901 yards and 40 touchdowns with four interceptions coming into the game. He is a Walter Camp Player of the Year finalist.
Alabama scored on its next possession to take the lead at 14-10 in the second quarter.
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