On Saturday, Georgia Tech stunned fans around the nation as it took a 17-0 lead over Georgia into halftime. Before entering the locker room at the break, Georgia head coach Kirby Smart revealed what his offense did wrong in the first half.

Georgia and Georgia Tech played an epic game on Friday night, and the coaches of the respective teams shared a postgame hug worthy of the quality of the

However, Georgia came storming back with two touchdowns in four minutes to send it into overtime. Somehow, someway, in perfect college football fashion, Georgia ended up winning in eight (!!) overtimes, 44-42, on Nate Frazier's game-winning two-point conversion.

DJ Shockley goes one on one with Georgia head coach Kirby Smart to talk about the Clean Old-Fashioned Hate rivalry game, favorite part of coaching the 2024 Dawgs, must have Thanksgiving food, and more.

Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs entered "Clean Old-Fashioned Hate" as a 17.5-point favorite, but found out early on they were in for a dogfight. Georgia

Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart is 6-1 against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Smart and Georgia are hoping to win the 116th edition of Clean-Old Fashioned Hate ahead of the SEC championship game.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart addressed the media on Monday with injury updates on Miller, along with other injured Georgia Bulldogs including running back Trevor Etienne, wide receiver Dillon Bell, running back Branson Robinson, and running back Roderick Robinson II.

The Georgia Bulldogs were heavy 19.5-point favorites entering Week 14's rivalry matchup against Georgia Tech, but nobody could have predicted what would end up happening between the hedges on Friday night.