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11/28/25 - K Peyton Woodring, Jr/2027, Georgia, (DS#2 K)

There was an added edge to No. 4 Georgia's postgame celebration after the Bulldogs' latest win in the state rivalry known as "Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate." Nate Frazier ran for 108 yards, Gunner Stockton threw a scoring pass to Zachariah Branch for the only touchdown of the game and No. 4 Georgia retained its lock on the rivalry with another close win by holding off No. 23 Georgia Tech 16-9 on Friday. The Bulldogs (11-1) claimed their eighth straight win in the rivalry, the longest streak in school history. That's why Georgia linebacker Quintavius Johnson said the postgame celebration was especially sweet. Georgia Tech (9-3), which moved its home game from its campus stadium to Mercedes-Benz Stadium, closed the regular season by losing three of four games.

Gunner Stockton's 7-yard scoring pass to Branch gave Georgia a 10-3 lead in the second quarter. Peyton Woodring of Georgia and Aidan Birr of Georgia Tech each kicked three field goals. Woodring kicked a 50-yarder early in the fourth quarter for a 16-6 lead. Birr's 41-yarder with 3:30 remaining again trimmed the deficit to seven points. With only 14 seconds remaining, Georgia Tech took its last possession at its 20. Haynes King completed two passes to the Georgia 44 for a final snap with a second remaining. and his final pass was batted down in the end zone. The low-scoring game was a contrast to last year when the Bulldogs outlasted the Yellow Jackets 44-42 in eight overtimes in Athens. Each team needs help to play in its conference championship game. Georgia would advance to the Southeastern Conference championship game if Texas A&M loses to Texas Friday night or Alabama loses to Auburn on Saturday night. Georgia Tech's path to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game is more difficult. The Yellow Jackets need Miami, Virginia and SMU to lose on Saturday. King completed 19 of 26 passes for 181 yards with an interception. King threw two picks in last week's 42-28 home loss to Pittsburgh that cost the Yellow Jackets an opportunity to clinch a spot in the ACC championship game. - Georgia/AP College Football

(DS#2 K) Jr/2027