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Old 04-20-2025, 12:28 PM   #721
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2034 Week Fourteen Preview



Matchup Preview *|* November 25, 2034
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#17 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
(8-3, 89/89/90 Away)
#4 Georgia Bulldogs
(9-2, 91/90/92 Home)
Injury Report

HB Kalen Hurt (84)
Dislocated Hip (2 Weeks)

HB Rudy Gaskin (82)
Torn Pectoral (29 Weeks)
Game Notes
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 2034 Results
New Mexico State (8-4) W 23-20
FCS W 45-7
@ Pittsburgh (5-6) L 20-14
Virgina (3-8) W 17-10
@ Florida State (6-5) L 42-31
South Carolina (4-7) W 31-20
@ NC State (6-5) W 51-21
Duke (7-4) L 23-20
Clemson (6-5) W 28-7
@ North Carolina (8-3) W 41-25
@ Wake Forest (1-10) W 44-30


Georgia Tech Stats - 2034
PassingC/ATTYDSAVGYDS/GLONGTDINTRAT
SR Stephen Addison (83)230/338 (68%)3,0589.0278.089278165.6
RushingATTYDSAVGLONG20+TDYDS/GFUM
SO(RS) NIck DiMarco (89)1678375.04412976.12
ReceivingRECYDSAVGTDLONGDROPSYDS/GYAC
JR(RS) Moses Nealy (82)4486119.61489578.3385
BlockingPCAKESACK
JR(RS) C Steve Austin (87)-2
SR(RS) G Karlos Castille (92)-1
SR(RS) G Fredrick Hardy (92)-5
SR(RS) T Jameson Abel (87)-4
SR(RS) T Shakir Hack (89)-10
TacklesSacksInterceptions
DefenseSOLOASTTOTSACKTLOSSPDINTTD
SO(RS) MLB Quintin Silver (83)3611473.50400
JR(RS) DT Von Capps (84)288369.57000
SR(RS) DE Deon Titus (84)2110319.55100
SO SS Glenn Faust (81)3884601520


Week Thirteen SEC Schedule
Ole Miss (7-4) @ Mississippi State (5-6)
#20 Kentucky (8-3) @ Louisville (3-8)
Vanderbilt (3-8) @ Texas A&M (3-8)
#3 Oklahoma (10-1) @ LSU (7-4)
**Oklahoma wins SEC Southwest with Win; Texas wins with OU loss**
#24 Florida (7-4) @ Florida State (6-5)
Auburn (3-8) @ #9 Alabama (8-3)


Notable Week Thirteen Matchups
SMU (8-3) @ Houston (6-5)
**Winner wins Big 12 South**
Arizona State (4-7) @ #14 Arizona (9-2)
**Arizona wins Pac-12 Cali/Zona with win, USC wins with loss**
Michigan State (6-5) @ #18 Cincinnati (8-3)
**Cincinnati wins Big 12 East with win; Penn State wins with loss**

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Old 04-21-2025, 02:42 AM   #722
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Clean, Old Fashioned Hate Pt. 2


The Yellow Jackets had the last second win in the bag. But sitting at the 1 yard line with 15 seconds left and no timeouts, they opted for the seemingly makable 17 yard FG....and it never had a chance staying to the right of the goal post as Georgia outlasts their most hated rival on Senior Night.

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Georgia Bulldogs
Nov 25, 20341234F
#17 GT (8-3)7721742
#4 UGA (9-2)71414843
Top Performers
PASS: GT Stephen Addison - 35/42, 490 Yds, 4 TD
RUSH: GT Nick DiMarco - 17 Att, 87 Yds, 2 TD
REC: GT Jimmy Fogg - 6 Rec, 171 Yds, 2 TD
Team Stats Comparison
GTUGA
First Downs2822
3rd Down Efficiency5/96/9
4th Down Efficiency1/10/0
Total Yards677500
Passing Yards490230
Rushing Yards26 - 7829 - 182
Penalties-Penalty Yards4 - 352 - 15
Turnovers12
Time of Possession26:4917:11
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGGTUGA
7:43(GT) Nick DiMarco, 6 Yd Run70
2:29(UGA) JT Muma, Returned Fumble 65 Yds77
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGGTUGA
9:08(UGA) Lonnie Banks, 6 Yd Pass 714
3:09(GT) Nick DiMarco, 10 Yd Run1414
0:16(UGA) Cole Soto, 26 Yd Pass From DaShawn Salako1421
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGGTUGA
7:48(GT) Jimmy Fogg, 8 Yd Pass From Stephen Addison2121
6:59(GT) Moses Nealy, 24 Yd Pass From Stephen Addison2821
4:00(UGA) Jon Amerson, 41 Yd Pass From DaShawn Salako2828
3:15(GT) Jimmy Fogg, 80 Yd Pass From Stephen Addison3528
0:50(UGA) DaShawn Salako, 5 Yd Run3535
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGGTUGA
3:53(GT) Moses Nealy, 7 Yd Pass From Stephen Addison4235
1:02(UGA) Lonnie Banks, 19 Yd Pass From DaShawn Salako (2PT)4243
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Stephen Addison35/4249040
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Nick DiMarco17875.12
Stephen Addison8-15-1.80
Dave Fries166.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Moses Nealy811214.02
Keke Gawcham710014.20
Nick DiMarco7365.10
Jimmy Fogg617128.52
Mustafa Wilds252.50
Cassius Gaskin22713.50
LaDarius Britton11212.00
Dave Fries199.00
Alex Toomer11818.00
BLOCKINGPANCAKESACK
Fredrick Hardy160
Karlos Castille120
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
MLB Quintin Silver121.5 (3TFL)00
LB Zach Gado80.5 (3TFL)0 (2 FF)0
CB Enrique Lyles7000
DE Deon Titus51.5 (2TFL)00
LB Najee Meekins20.5 (1TFL)00
FS JJ Garnes400 (FR)0
CB Lawrence Tyree300 (FR)0
KICKINGFGXPPTSLG
Max John0/26/66NA
PUNTINGTOTYDSAVG-20
Prince Gold28140.51
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Larry Pouha79313.20
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Jimmy Fogg11616.00
Georgia Bulldogs
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
DaShawn Salako14/2523040
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Zach Gaskin14906.40
DaShawn Salako14926.51
Dexter Gaudet100.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Lonnie Banks47318.22
Cole Soto4338.21
Melvin Miles34113.60
Jon Amerson25728.51
Zach Gaskin12626.00
BLOCKINGPANCAKESACK
Robbie Sternberger41
Cory Kuntz01
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
FS Mario Winbush15000
MLB Ronnie Fritz141.5 (4TFL)0 (FF)0
MLB Casey Keene90 (1TFL)00
CB Maurice Boling50.5 (1TFL)00
DE Ronnie Momah30.5 (1TFL)00
DT Josh Johns20.5 (1TFL)00
LB Oscar Souza20.5 (1TFL)00
LB Morris Pilgrim20.5 (2TFL)00
DT JT Muma000 (FR)1
KICKINGFGXPPTSLG
Quincey Toone0/05/55NA
PUNTINGTOTYDSAVG-20
Dontae Ellington314046.60
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Cole Soto57114.20
Sam Mangold11111.00
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Cole Soto263.00


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LEFT - BIG MAN TOUCHDOWN!!! 6'3 317LB DDT JT Muma scooped the touchdown and rumbled 65 yards.
CENTER LEFT - Nick DiMarco quietly had 87 rushing yards and two early TDs as the Yellow Jackets kept the pressure on Georgia.
CENTER RIGHT - Despite only a 4/13 line in the 1st half, DaShawn Salako found Cole Soto in the corner of the endzone with some fancy footwork to seize a 21-14 lead going into halftime.
RIGHT - On senior night it was the freshman with the game in his hands after HC Nash Savage decided to go for two and the win.


Athens, GA. - In a rivalry game that will be remembered for years, the #4 Georgia Bulldogs survived a dramatic fourth-quarter rally by #17 Georgia Tech to escape with a 43-42 victory on Senior Night in Athens. With a College Football Playoff spot hanging in the balance, freshman quarterback DaShawn Salako delivered a clutch performance in the final moments, including the game-winning two-point conversion with just over a minute remaining.

Georgia came out sluggish, punting on its first two possessions while Georgia Tech struck first with a 6-yard touchdown run from Nick DiMarco. But momentum swung sharply when Georgia linebacker Ronnie Fritz knocked the ball loose on a second-down blitz, and 317-pound defensive tackle JT Muma scooped it up and rumbled 65 yards for the tying score. The Bulldogs took their first lead early in the second quarter when Salako connected with Lonnie Banks for a short touchdown, but the Jackets responded with DiMarco’s second rushing TD after a Georgia fumble.

With the game tied at 14 late in the first half, a missed 38-yard field goal by Tech’s Max Johns opened the door for Salako to engineer a quick-strike drive. Scrambles of 17 and 16 yards, followed by a 26-yard laser to freshman Cole Soto, gave Georgia a 21-14 halftime advantage despite Salako completing just four passes in the first half.

The fireworks really ignited in the third quarter as Georgia Tech quarterback Stephen Addison lit up the Georgia defense with three touchdown passes, including a back-breaking 80-yard bomb to Jimmy Fogg. Salako and the Bulldogs answered with a 41-yard strike to Jon Amerson and later capped a ground-heavy drive with a 5-yard touchdown run of his own to knot the game at 35 heading into the fourth.

Tech then embarked on a 15-play, 7-minute drive to retake the lead, as Addison found Moses Nealy for a 7-yard score. But Georgia wasn’t finished. Salako, under immense pressure, went 5-for-6 for 83 yards on the final drive, including a critical 19-yard touchdown pass to Lonnie Banks on 3rd and 16 with just 1:06 remaining. Head coach Nash Savage, never one to shy away from risk, called for the two-point conversion—and Salako delivered again, keeping the ball on a jet sweep option and slicing into the end zone to give Georgia a 43-42 lead.

Georgia Tech refused to fold, with Addison converting a miraculous 4th-and-12 with a 40-yard dart to Keke Gwacham. A few more completions and a stunning 21-yard run by DiMarco brought the Yellow Jackets to the 1-yard line. With no timeouts and 13 seconds remaining, they chose to play it safe and lined up for a 17-yard field goal. But Johns, who had already missed from the left hash earlier in the game, pushed his second kick wide right, leaving the Jackets stunned and Georgia victorious.

“We’re in the SEC title game for sure, but a loss here makes the SEC title game a must-win,” Savage said after the game. “The guys knew what was on the line and played their hearts out.”

With the win, Georgia improves to 10-2 and now looks ahead to the SEC Championship Game against Oklahoma in two weeks time. More importantly, the thrilling victory virtually guarantees them a College Football Playoff berth, regardless of the outcome in Atlanta.

Week Thirteen SEC Results
26 #24 Ole Miss (8-4) @ Mississippi State (5-7) 24
29 Kentucky (8-4) @ Louisville (4-8) 36
35 Vanderbilt (4-8) @ Texas A&M (3-9) 3
27 #2 Oklahoma (11-1) @ LSU (7-5) 17
45 #16 Florida (8-4) @ Florida State (6-6) 7
18 Auburn (3-9) @ #7 Alabama (9-3) 26


Notable Week Thirteen Results
21 #8 West Virginia (11-1) @ Boston College (3-9) 35
16 #21 Miami (8-4) @ #4 Syracuse (9-3) 27
3 Iowa State (7-5) @ #1 Ball State (11-1) 62
17 Texas Tech (6-6) @ TCU (7-5) 20
*TCU Wins Big 12 South by tie-breaker with win*
28 #12 Ohio State (9-3) @ Michigan (7-5) 10
7 Michigan State (6-6) @ #14 Cincinnati (9-3) 34
20 Arizona State (4-8) @ #13 Arizona (10-2) 24

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looks and sounded like it was a fun game to play.. I like games like that, but the Bulldogs pulled it off..


Nice to see Ohio State beat Michigan to keep a playoff hope alive. Did you play Oklahoma already this season?? I forgot to go back and look
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looks and sounded like it was a fun game to play.. I like games like that, but the Bulldogs pulled it off..


Nice to see Ohio State beat Michigan to keep a playoff hope alive. Did you play Oklahoma already this season?? I forgot to go back and look
I'm still shocked he missed a 17 yard FG..I almost let him score just to have more time left on the clock lol glad I didn't at the last second

I have not played Oklahoma ever in this dynasty, so its a first time matchup. They've got a Heisman contender at QB and both of their WRs were in and out of the convo all season, so they have an explosive offense. Will be interesting how the defense plays, I think if we can get some pressure on them we'll have a shot but if we can't he'll pick apart the secondary. Its easily the weakest link on the defense
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