LOOK: UGA football team pays visit to CHOA and the Shepherd Center

Georgia football team pays visit to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and the Shepherd Center

Each time Georgia football has played Georgia Tech in Atlanta of late, the Dawgs have taken a trip to Children’s Healthcare and the Shepherd Center.

Friday, Coach Smart continued that recent tradition before Georgia enters Bobby Dodd Stadium looking to extend the win streak to three against the Jackets.

Take a look.

Could the Dawgs make a return trip next week before taking on LSU? Time will tell.

Regardless, this is pretty darn awesome!

How to follow along with Georgia-Georgia Tech on Saturday

Here’s how to follow along with Georgia-Georgia Tech on Saturday

The Georgia Bulldogs head to the capital of the Peach State Saturday to renew an annual rivalry with the Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech at Bobby Dodd Stadium.

Here’s how you can follow along with all the action:

Tickets: Here

TV: ABC

Radio: Bulldog IMG Network

Stream: ESPN app

Live Tweeting: @UGAfootballLive

Articles: UGA Wire

Go Dawgs! Wreck Tech!

Georgia football injury report ahead of UGA vs Tech game

Take a look at Georgia footballs injury status prior to UGA’s final game of their regular season before LSU at Georgia Tech.

Georgia defeated the Texas A&M Aggies this Saturday in a cold and rainy matchup by a final score of 19-13.  A win is a win, but man wouldn’t it be nice to close some teams out strong?

The Dawgs didn’t look bad in the first half, nearly covering the 13-point spread they were given prior to the game. It was the 2nd half that made Bulldog fans scratch their heads.

The Aggies outscored Georgia 10-6 in the 2nd half.  That is a pretty bad look for a No. 4 team, but give credit to a hard-fought, Jimbo Fisher coached team.

Now the Dawgs have just one more opponent left before facing LSU in the SEC Championship game, and that is Georgia Tech.

With LSU looming, the Dawgs will look to be as healthy as possible for that game.

Here is a look at the injured Bulldogs heading into week 14 at Tech.

Full injury report:

Probable: DB Eric Stokes

Stokes left the Texas A&M game just before halftime after he got a little dinged up on a hit.  Kirby Smart did not seem concerned about the matter.  Expect Stokes to be ready to go.

Probable: DB Tyson Campbell

Campbell has been playing through a toe injury for the past couple of weeks but is cleared to play against Tech.

Probable: OL Cade Mays

Mays has been nursing an ankle injury since the Missouri game.  He dressed against A&M but was very limited, as is expected next week in order to save him for LSU.

Questionable: WR Trey Blount

Blount is listed as questionable with an undisclosed injury.

Questionable: WR Lawrence Cager

Cager has been battling a left shoulder injury nearly the entire season.  Even missing a number of games, Cager is still the Dawgs leader in receptions and receiving yards.  Expect Cager to get minimal time if any to rest him up for the SEC Championship game vs LSU.

OUT: WR Tommy Bush

Bush has been recovering from a sports hernia and will likely be out for the year.

OUT: DT Tramel Walthour

Walthour is battling a lower-body injury and has no timetable for his return.

OUT: OL Owen Condon

Condon has been battling a lower-body injury all year and Saturday was seen in a sling.  Should likely be out for season.

OUT: OL Justin Shaffer

Shaffer was in a neck brace for the A&M game and has no timetable for his return.

OUT: QB D’Wan Mathis

Freshman quarterback D’wan Mathis is out indefinitely after undergoing surgery to remove a cyst from his brain this offseason.  There is no current timetable for Mathis’ return.

Georgia football kickoff time, TV announced versus Georgia Tech

The Georgia Bulldogs will travel to Georgia Tech for a noon kickoff on Saturday, November 30th. The Dawgs will look to continue bullying the Yellow Jackets in Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate. The game in Atlanta will be televised on ABC. Georgia will …

The Georgia Bulldogs will travel to Georgia Tech for a noon kickoff on Saturday, November 30th. The Dawgs will look to continue bullying the Yellow Jackets in Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate. The game in Atlanta will be televised on ABC.

Georgia will likely come into the game with their College Football Playoff hopes on the line. The Bulldogs are currently 9-1 and ranked forth in the country. On the other end of the spectrum are the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

The Yellow Jackets are 2-8 and just lost to Virginia Tech 45-0. Georgia Tech is transitioning out of the triple option, which has been a struggle including: a 24-2 loss to Temple and a 27-24 loss to the Citadel. Tech was able to knock off Miami and South Florida, but that won’t exactly strike fear into Kirby Smart, Jake Fromm, and the Bulldogs.

Below are the game times for the rest of the SEC on rivalry week:

It should be another interesting rivalry week this year. Alabama against Auburn has to be the SEC’s best game in rivalry week. Will Texas A&M at LSU go to seven overtimes again?

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Virginia Tech-Georgia Tech odds: Hokies favored over Yellow Jackets

Previewing Saturday’s Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech college football matchup, with NCAA football betting odds, picks and best bets

The Virginia Tech Hokies (6-3, 3-2) travel to Atlanta to battle the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (2-7, 1-5) for a Saturday afternoon game (Bobby Dodd Stadium, 3:30 p.m. ET).

We analyze the Virginia Tech-Georgia Tech odds and betting lines, while providing college football betting tips and advice on this matchup.

Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech: Three things you need to know

  1. The visiting team has won five of the last six in this series, which dates back to 1990. In this year’s meeting, the Hokies will be looking to avenge their worst conference loss since 2014, a 49-28 defeat to Georgia Tech on Oct. 25, 2018. The Yellow Jackets rambled for 465 rushing yards in that game.
  2. The new-look GT offense has scuffled in 2019. The Jackets still run the ball 62% of the time, but that plays into the strongest part of a VT defense ranked 34th in the nation both yards allowed per carry (3.7) and rushing yards allowed per game (132).
  3. The Hokies also like to run the ball (63% run share); that’s a negative for Georgia Tech which has coughed up nine rushing scores over the team’s last four games. GT ranks 119th in the nation rushing defense (211 yards per game).

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Virginia Tech at Georgia Tech: Odds, betting lines and picks

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Thursday at 1 p.m. ET.

Prediction

Virginia Tech 30, Georgia Tech 21

Moneyline (ML)

LAYING OFF the Georgia Tech -223 proposition. But a play of -210 or lower makes sense. So, watch the line.

New to sports betting? A $10 wager on Georgia Tech returns a profit of $4.48.

Against the Spread (ATS)

Georgia Tech’s 33-28 loss at Virginia last week was telling. The Yellow Jackets led that game at three different points, but a banged-up GT defense (missing numerous people from the early-season two-deep) couldn’t hold. The Jackets are 0-4 ATS at home (2-8 ATS in last 10 at Dodd Stadium).

PLAYING VIRGINIA TECH -5.5 (-110). VT has the more talented recruiting base, and the Hokies come in having won four of their last five. (The lone loss was by one point to then-No. 16 Notre Dame on Nov. 2.)

Over/Under (O/U)

A lean on the under 50.5 -115 but NO PLAY.

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