Georgia wide receiver George Pickens got an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty while his team’s defense was on the field.

How, you ask? Well, he squirted water on Tennessee quarterback Jarrett Guarantano. For real.

Guarantano had been shoved to the Georgia sideline on a first-down run. At first, it seemed like the flag may have come from a late hit because Guarantano was pushed out right on the edge of the field of play.

Instead, it was on Pickens, who was on the sideline with the offense, for spraying water on the Tennessee quarterback while he was on the ground. And he did so right in front of an official.

The actions of Pickens, who was ejected for fighting against Georgia Tech last year, cost his team 15 yards. Five plays after the penalty, Tennessee took a 21-17 lead when Guarantano hit Josh Palmer for a 27-yard touchdown with 3:08 left in the first half. It was the second scoring connection between Guarantano and Palmer. The pair hooked up for a 36-yard touchdown earlier in the second quarter to tie the score at 14 apiece.

The second half, though, was all Georgia. The Bulldogs stormed back from the 21-17 halftime deficit to win 44-21.

Pickens contributed two catches for 14 yards in the win. His coach, Kirby Smart, was not happy about the water squirt.

"When somebody comes out of bounds and you squirt water at them, what are we? Are we 7 and 8 years old?" Smart said. "I mean, come on, let's play football. Let's don't be silly."

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