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ATHENS, Ga. -- Isaiah McKenzie scored on big plays the first two times he touched the ball, including a punt return that set a school record, and Georgia beat turnover-prone Louisiana-Lafayette 35-21 on Saturday.McKenzie scored on a 55-yard run on Georgias first play and added another touchdown on an 82-yard punt return midway through the first quarter. McKenzie, a junior, set school records with his fifth career punt return for a touchdown and his sixth kick return overall.It was McKenzies first return for a touchdown this season. He said he knew he needed one more for the school record.Ive been thinking about that since I heard about being close to breaking it, McKenzie said, adding he thought time was running out to set the record this season.Nick Chubb ran for 108 yards and a touchdown and caught a 49-yard touchdown pass from Jacob Eason in the fourth quarter.Georgia (7-4) has won three straight and avoided a letdown after last weeks upset of then-No. 8 Auburn.Louisiana-Lafayette (4-6) was hurt by four turnovers. After having no more than two interceptions in his first nine games, quarterback Anthony Jennings threw three interceptions, all in the first half.Jennings ran for 98 yards and three touchdowns.Georgia led 35-7 after Chubbs scoring catch. The Ragin Cajuns closed the deficit on Jennings touchdown runs of 13 and 1 yards late in the game. Seeing his backups struggle late sapped some of the joy out of the win for Georgia coach Kirby Smart.It was frustrating to walk out with that feeling, Smart said. You feel like you should walk out of a game and feel good about what you did. The guys we put in the game just didnt play real well on either side of the ball.Jennings 64-yard pass to Al Riles set up his 9-yard scoring run late in the first half.Louisiana-Lafayette coach Mark Hudspeth said McKenzies early touchdowns were too much to overcome.Im proud of the way the team kept battling all day long, Hudspeth said. We dug ourselves a hole early in the game. We sore of had to weather the storm early. ... We just gave them a little too much too early.Easons 9-yard scoring pass to tight end Isaac Nauta gave the Bulldogs a 21-0 lead in the second quarter.THE TAKEAWAYLouisiana-Lafayette: The Ragin Cajuns fell far short of the clean game they needed to beat Georgia. Elijah McGuires 124 yards rushing helped move the offense, but the turnovers were too much to overcome. 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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Chiefs running back Knile Davis learned the exact length of a New York minute this week.Thats how long he was a member of the Jets.The former third-round draft pick of the Chiefs was traded to Green Bay a few weeks ago, when Kansas City was flush with other running backs. But after five carries in two games, Davis was let go early this week and signed with New York, only to be cut again before he ever reported there.When the Chiefs lost Spencer Ware to a concussion and Jamaal Charles to another knee injury, and realized that Bishop Sankey wouldnt be up to speed in time for Sundays game against Jacksonville, they would up getting Davis back on a plane to Kansas City.One day after signing with his old team, Davis was their backup running back in a 19-14 victory .It was great to have him back, Chiefs coach Andy Reid said.That would be an understatement to Davis, who said he felt like he was home again. Several teammates stopped to slap him on the back as he got dressed after the game, and Reid even whispered a few words in his ear after addressing reporters in the Arrowhead Stadium auditorium.It felt good to get embraced by the crowd. It felt good to get on the field, said Davis, who had three carries for 10 yards and caught a pass out of the backfield. Theres something about playing inside Arrowhead Stadium that yyou dont get at other stadiums.ddddddddddddDavis has had plenty of opportunities in Kansas City, but fumbles and unproductive games had allowed Ware and Charcandrick West to pass him on the depth chart. His biggest value over the past year had been on special teams, where he returned a kickoff for a touchdown in a playoff win in Houston.But with so little depth, Davis proved to be crucial for one very important reason: I didnt have to learn the playbook, he said, so it was cool. I just had to learn the game plan and get up to speed.Davis said hes been keeping tabs on Charles and Ware -- Those are my brothers, he said -- but he never thought his career would return to K