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Georgia football’s George Pickens will miss the first half of the SEC Championship Game against LSU. Pickens is known as an emotional player. Here’s the play that got Pickens ejected: George Pickens just got ejected for this He’s gonna miss the …
Georgia football’s George Pickens will miss the first half of the SEC Championship Game against LSU. Pickens is known as an emotional player. Here’s the play that got Pickens ejected:
George Pickens just got ejected for this
He’s gonna miss the first half versus LSU next week#badchoices pic.twitter.com/lxu2DlKmzU
— Elite College Football (@EliteCollege_FB) November 30, 2019
The Georgia Bulldogs blew the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets out of the water 52-7 today in Atlanta. Georgia now can focus on the SEC Championship against the LSU Tigers, who are crushing the Texas A&M Aggies. LSU will be a mighty challenge for …
The Georgia Bulldogs blew the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets out of the water 52-7 today in Atlanta. Georgia now can focus on the SEC Championship against the LSU Tigers, who are crushing the Texas A&M Aggies. LSU will be a mighty challenge for Georgia. UGA will be without George Pickens in the first half.
Here’s what UGA Twitter had to say after Georgia’s big-win in Atlanta:
#DawgsOnTop #WeRunThisState pic.twitter.com/6o0rInnApb
— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) November 30, 2019
Let’s go dawgs!!!!!
— Lawrence Cager (@lawrencecager3) November 30, 2019
It was all bad news for the Yellow Jackets, who were able to set a new school record!
Final question of press conference:
Kirby, your defense made Georgia Tech set a school record with 13 punts …
Smart: “Good for them.”
End of press conference.
— Seth Emerson (@SethWEmerson) November 30, 2019
This was a hit yesterday, so here are the SEC football records for the last 10 years:
Bama 69-10
Georgia 58-22
LSU 57-22
Florida 48-32
Auburn 46-33
Texas A&M 34-29
S. Carolina 42-38
Mizzou 29-34
Miss. State 36-43
Tenn. 25-54
Arkansas 24-52
UK 24-56
Vandy 22-57
Mississippi 20-53— Turkey Burger (@Tye_KC) November 26, 2019
Dawgs win it 52-7. Tech sucks and they always will.
On to LSU.
— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) November 30, 2019
Why are UGA fans are so excited about this win? GA Tech is the 2nd youngest Team in major College Football, with a vast majority of the players on the field being Freshmen, Redshirt Freshmen, Sophomores, & Walk-Ons, then when they run up the score, they lose players for the SECC.
— GlennW (@givemeglenn) November 30, 2019
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UGA football is a huge favorite over Georgia Tech this Saturday.
This Saturday, No. 4 Georgia (10-1) will be playing Georgia Tech (3-8) in Atlanta for its final regular season game of the 2019 season.
The Bulldogs opened as 28.5 point favorites over the Yellow Jackets, according to BetMGM. The over/under has been set at 46.5.
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This will be the 113th meeting between the two in the rivalry known as Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate. Georgia has beaten its little brother in 15 of the last 18 outings (Tech’s only three wins were by one point, six points in overtime and three points).
Makes you wonder why we still hear from them each offseason. If they were so smart you’d think they’d be better at picking their battles.
It’s looking like another Georgia win is coming. The Jackets are 3-8, but for some reason incredibly confident right now after beating a 4-7 NC State team by two points.
Georgia has only beaten three teams by 29 or more points this season – Murray State, Arkansas State and Tennessee. Georgia Tech is bad, probably about and bad as Tennessee was at the time of that game, but the Dawgs just have not been blowing teams out this season.
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A look at UGA vs Georgia Tech ticket prices compared to the rest of college football this rivalry week. Plus looking the SEC Championship.
It’s the final weekend of the college football regular season. Wow…how sad is that?
Very sad is the answer to that question, but on the bright side we are in for a good day of college football.
Alabama vs Auburn and Ohio State vs Michigan headline what will be an exciting Saturday. Additionally, fans will also be able to enjoy a ranked matchup between Wisconsin and Minnesota plus Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.
With the Dawgs playing LSU in the SEC Championship the following weekend, I’m looking forward to watching how the Tigers handle Texas A&M, which Georgia struggled against last weekend.
Speaking of the SEC Championship, currently, the get-in price for the conference title game is $341 and the average is now $995. The get-in price has only dropped just over 2% in the last week, but the average list price has gone down 23% over that same time frame. I’d be curious to see what would happen to those prices if LSU were to lose this weekend seeing as how it would then be a win-or-go-home battle for both teams.
Click here to view tickets to the SEC Championship.
As for this weekend, Georgia fans’ wallets will get a bit of a break if they want to see the Dawgs take on Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Currently, Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate is the weekend’s ninth most expensive game, with a get-in price of $98. For Georgia fans, that’s not too bad; for Tech fans, this is the Yellow Jackets’s most expensive game of the season.
Click here for Georgia vs Georgia Tech tickets.
Minnesota at Wisconsin claims the title of most expensive ticket this weekend with tickets starting $257, followed by the Iron Bowl at $165.
