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.

No one expected Georgia Tech to come Sanford Stadium and outplay Georgia. That's what the Yellow Jackets did for the better part of three quarters. However, the Bulldogs won the fourth quarter, which set them up to win overtime, though it took them awhile.

Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 44-42 in 8 overtimes on Friday night in Athens. It was an instant-classic affair that unfolded over more 4.5 hours. Georgia fell behind 17-0 at the half and trailed by 14 with just over 5 minutes to go,

Georgia turned what looked like a Friday night massacre by Georgia Tech into a miraculous Bulldog comeback win, 44-42, in eight overtimes. The Bulldogs pulled out the victory after overcoming 20-6 and 27-13 fourth quarter deficits and pulled it out when freshman Nate Frazier ran up the middle for the mandated two-point conversion.

It took eight overtimes, and what it means can be debated, but perspective could wait after Georgia's win over Georgia Tech.

A fourth-quarter fumble was the turning point for No. 7 Georgia in a 44-42 battle with rival Georgia Tech that spanned eight overtimes (the second-most in college football history) and was a 17-0 game in favor of the Yellow Jackets at halftime.

Probably one of the most emotional games I’ve ever played in,” Georgia quarterback Carson Beck said. Georgia Tech dominated the first half and led 17-0 at the break. It sti

The Georgia Bulldogs overcame a 17-0 halftime deficit against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets to win 44-42 in eight overtimes. Georgia did not hold a lead during regulation and faced deficits of 20-6 and 27-13 in the second half.