Georgia won after stopping five of Georgia Tech’s six two-point attempts in overtime. The Bulldogs only converted a pair of two-point conversions in overtime, but it proved to be enough. UGA running back Nate Frazier had the winning two-point conversion in the eighth overtime to mercifully send fans home.

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.

This year’s edition of the “Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate Game” between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets will take place inside Sanford Stadium. If you want to watch college footba

Georgia Bulldogs fans enjoyed one of the most memorable games in Sanford Stadium history in Georgia's 44-42 overtime win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Georgia overcame a 17-point deficit to defeat Georgia Tech.

That was every second of a rivalry game. Georgia's Nate Frazier scored on a two-point conversion in the eighth overtime on Friday and the Bulldogs downed Georgia Tech 44-42. And yes, eight overtime was college football not college basketball.

Running back Nate Frazier scored in the eighth overtime to give No. 7 Georgia a 44-42 home win over Georgia Tech. The Bulldogs scored 14 points in the final four minutes of regulation to force an overtime section that felt like it would never end.

In what became perhaps the Sickos game to end all Sickos games, Georgia Tech fell to uga by a final score of 44-42 in EIGHT OVERTIMES. The Yellow Jackets finis

The Georgia Bulldogs and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets have played the first thirty minutes of their annual rendition of "Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate."