Winners, losers from Georgia’s 8OT win over Georgia Tech
Georgia won in an instant-classic in Sanford Stadium to extend the Bulldogs’ home winning streak to 31 games. Georgia trailed throughout the entirety of regulation and allowed Georgia Tech to gain 563 total yards of offense. The Dawgs got some key red zone stops and bought just enough time for the Georgia offense to get hot in the fourth quarter.
The Georgia Bulldogs survived Clean, Old Fashioned Hate — but only barely. The rival Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets were up 17-0 ...
Kemp, an alumnus of UGA, praised the Bulldogs for keeping the Governor's Cup in Athens. He commended their effort in a ...
Kemp, an alumnus of UGA, praised the Bulldogs for keeping the Governor's Cup in Athens. He commended their effort in a ...
It will go down as one of the greatest games in the history of Clean Old-Fashioned Hate. That makes it no less excruciating for the visitors from Atlanta.
On Georgia Tech’s ensuing possession, UGA forced a fumble by quarterback Haynes King and recovered. King sustained a ...
No. 7 Georgia (9-2) welcomed unranked Georgia Tech (7-4) to Athens for the latest edition of the historic in-state rivalry ...
Georgia Tech jumped out to a 17-0 lead over Georgia in the first half of Friday night’s game in Sanford Stadium.
Georgia Tech coach Brent Key called the Yellow Jackets' eight-overtime Black Friday loss to rival Georgia the toughest of his ...
In Athens last night in a game they call "Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate," #7 Georgia beat 7-5 Georgia Tech 44-42 in 8 overtimes.
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