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.

Georgia freshman Nate Frazier ran 3 yards for a 2-point conversion in the eighth overtime period, leading the No. 7 Bulldogs to a wild 44-42 victory over rival Georgia Tech in the longest game in SEC history.

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.

Georgia won in an instant-classic in Sanford Stadium to extend the Bulldogs’ home winning streak to 31 games. Georgia trailed throughout the entirety of regulation and allowed Georgia Tech to gain 563 total yards of offense. The Dawgs got some key red zone stops and bought just enough time for the Georgia offense to get hot in the fourth quarter.

Probably one of the most emotional games I’ve ever played in,” Georgia quarterback Carson Beck said. Georgia Tech dominated the first half and led 17-0 at the break. It sti