Georgia comes back to defeat Georgia Tech 44-42 after 8 overtimes

Freshman Nate Frazier’s 2-point conversion in the eighth overtime helped No. 6 Georgia pull off a dramatic comeback and defeat Georgia Tech 44-42. Despite falling behind 17-0 at halftime, the Bulldogs may have secured a spot in the College Football Playoff with this win. Quarterback Carson Beck threw five touchdown passes, two of them in overtime, leading Georgia to their first lead after regulation. Georgia Tech’s Haynes King contributed five total touchdowns, leading his team to a 27-13 lead late in the game. However, Georgia rallied to tie the game in regulation and force overtime. The game went on to become the longest in SEC history and just one overtime shy of the FBS record. The teams traded touchdowns and failed 2-point conversions in overtime until Frazier’s game-winning run clinched the victory for Georgia in the eighth extra period. The game ended just after midnight on a cold night at Sanford Stadium. This win marks Georgia’s seventh straight victory over Georgia Tech. The game was filled with excitement, with both teams battling it out until the very end. The Bulldogs’ defense came up big in crucial moments, forcing turnovers and giving their offense a chance to tie the game and eventually win in overtime. Overall, it was a thrilling and historic matchup that showcased the resilience and determination of both teams.

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