Attendance: 60,523 Georgia 7 7 7 7 28 Texas 13 7 7 14 41 First Quarter 13:50 UGA - Alvin Bodine 71-yd interception return (Joseph Geri kick); Drive: 2 plays, 71 yards 9:10 UT - Raymond Borneman 4-yd run (Randall Clay kick failed);Drive: 9 plays, 63 yards 0:03 UT - Tom Landry 14-yd run (Clay kick); Drive: 3 plays, 24 yards Second Quarter 8:40 UGA - Geri 1-yd run (Geri kick); Drive: 11 plays, 64 yards 1:10 UT - Leslie Samuels 21-yd run (Clay kick): Drive: 8 plays, 76 yards Third Quarter 8:40 UT - Ben Proctor 24-yd pass form Paul Campbell (Clay kick); Drive: 7 plays, 57 yards 1:00 UGA - Geri 6-yd run (Geri kick); Drive: 6 plays, 46 yards Fourth Quarter 10:10 UGA - Robert Walston 37-yd pass from John Rauch (Geri kick); Drive: 2 plays, 34 yards 3:50 UT - Clay 2-yd run (Clay kick); Drive: 11 plays, 69 yards 0:35 UT - Clay 4-yd run (Clay kick); Drive: 2 plays, 24 yards Team Statistics Georgia UT First Downs 9 19 Net Yards Rushing 56 332 Pass Comp-Att-Int 17-11-2 10-5-2 Net Yards Passing 161 70 Total Yards 217 402 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Punts-Avg 5-41.0 5-40.0 Penalties-Yards 6-50 5-55   Individual Statistics Texas Rushing (Att./Yds/TD): Tom Landry (17-117-1) Billy Pyle (11-76-0); Randall Clay (13-70-2); Bubba Shands (6-40-0); Leslie Samuels (4-26-1); Byron Gillory (2-8-0); Ray Borneman (2-4-1); Paul Campbell (2-minus 9-0). Passing (Comp./Att./Int./Yds/TD): Paul Campbell (5-10-2-65-1). Georgia Rushing (Att./Yds/TD): Joseph Geri (15-45-2); John Tilliski (6-16-0); Bernie Reid (3-9-0); John Donaldson (1-7-0) Eli Maricich (1-minus 1-0); John Rauch (4-minus 19-0). Passing (Comp./Att./Int./Yds/TD): John Rauch (11-14-0-161-1).

MIAMI -- Eighth-ranked Georgia entered the 1949 Orange Bowl undefeated in bowl contests, and many believed the Bulldogs would remain perfect after taking on the unranked Longhorns. But a power rushing game, sparked by 117 yards from the legendary Tom Landry, helped Texas rally for a thrilling 41-28 victory.

On the Horns’ second play from scrimmage Georgia’s Alvin Bodine picked off a Paul Campbell offering and returned it 71 yards for the score.

On their ensuing possession, the Longhorns marched 63 yards in nine plays to knot the game at 7-7 on Raymond Borneman’s four-yard touchdown scamper.

A Georgia turnover would lead to UT’s next score, a 14-yard Landry burst that capped a three-play drive and the Longhorns led 13-7 at the conclusion of the first quarter.

The teams traded rushing touchdowns in the second frame and Texas took a 20-14 lead to the break.

Midway through the third quarter Campbell atoned for his first-quarter interception, finding Ben Procter for a 25-yard score that pushed the UT advantage to 27-14.

The Bulldogs, eager to keep their perfect bowl record intact, responded with back-to-back scores and clung to a 28-27 lead with less than five minutes to play.

The Horns, as they had done all day, continued to call upon their ground game and moved 69 yards on 11 plays, punctuated by Randall Clay’s two-yard touchdown plunge, to reclaim the lead, 34-28.

After stopping Georgia’s ensuing drive, Texas tacked on an insurance score as Clay bulled into the end zone from four yards out to seal the victory. Clay finished with 70 yards on 13 carries and Billy Pyle added 76 yards on 11 rushes.

Texas outgained the Bulldogs 402-217, including a staggering 332-56 advantage on the ground.