Someone already confirmed the play earlier but here's the writeup:

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(169) Georgia Bulldogs at (170) Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 8:00 PM ET

**10** NCAA GAME OF THE YEAR **BIG ALERT** Georgia Tech pulled off the big upset in this series last season in Athens as eight-point underdogs. While a lot can happen in these Rivalry games and the dogs are always worth a look, the Bulldogs just do not have it together this season to pull off an upset such as this. The win last season snapped the Georgia seven-game streak in this series and Georgia Tech has lost four straight in this series at home. The quick though right away is revenge but the Yellow Jackets have one thing on their mind and that is to start a streak of their own. They have the team, coaches and system that has finally gotten over the hump and they are ready to begin their own domination on this rivalry. There is the ACC Championship next week and that is important of course, laying an egg here means little to look forward to next week as even a win will seem like a big letdown if it does not take care of business here. This is going to go down as one of the biggest disappointments of a season for Georgia in a long time. The Bulldogs are bowl eligible but they have beaten only one team that is bowl eligible since mid-September and that is Auburn at home by a touchdown in a game it was outgained in. The other three wins prior to that came against FCS Tennessee Tech, Vanderbilt and Arizona St., not exactly the best resume heading into this game. Making matters worse is that Georgia has stayed home the last three games and has not had to travel since playing Florida back on Halloween in a 41-17 loss. Looking at some recent logs shows Georgia has been pretty good over its last three games but that game against Tennessee Tech has skewed everything and should not be taken into consideration. The Bulldogs were ranked 13th in the AP Preseason poll and now they are ranked 42nd in the latest Sagarin ratings showing what a huge fall it has been. Georgia Tech has had two weeks to prepare for this game while Georgia is coming off a game against Kentucky and one that it actually lost. If those roles were reversed, it would make a huge difference since preparing for the Yellow Jackets rushing attack can sometimes be a two-week preparation. Last year, the Yellow Jackets rushed for 409 yards and that was with two weeks that Georgia had to prepare. This season, the Bulldogs have allowed 150 or more yards rushing in seven of 11 games after allowing 150 or more yards in five of their last six games last season so going back Georgia has given up at least 150 yards in 12 of 17 games. There was a great article on ESPN that traced how average Georgia has become. Since winning the 2008 Sugar Bowl over Hawaii, the Bulldogs are just 16-8 and that includes a 2-6 record against the top teams that they play (Alabama, Florida, Georgia Tech, LSU and Tennessee). Over the last 20 games, Georgia has allowed 30 or points in half of those and this is from a defense that allowed no more than 19 ppg in a season between 2000 and 2006. The defense is allowing 26.6 ppg this year which is the worst since allowing 25.8 ppg in 1999 and the stop unit has allowed more points each year since 2005 (16.4 to 17.6 to 20.2 to 24.5 to 26.6). Georgia Tech’s defense has been very solid with the exception of a couple inconsistent efforts. The good news is that while the Georgia defense has taken a step back, the offense has done the same. The Bulldogs are 60th in scoring offense and 73rd in total offense and they have gone over 400 yards only three times and one of those was against Tennessee Tech. The running game is horrid while Joe Cox has had his struggles at quarterback, completing less than 56 percent of his passes while tossing 14 interceptions. Georgia is 119th in the nation in turnover margin while Georgia Tech is 28th and that makes every bit of difference right there. The seventh ranked Yellow Jackets will bring their highest ranking to the in-state rivalry since their 1990 national championship season when they were ranked second and beat the Bulldogs, 40-23. This shows how special of a season it is and one that they do not want to flounder by peaking ahead to next and a possible berth in the Orange Bowl. Georgia did put up big numbers last week against Kentucky but it has not been able to be consistent with it of late as it is 2-10 ATS in its last 12 games after accumulating more than 450 total yards in its previous game. Georgia Tech is 15-1 ATS in its last 16 games when it rushes between 250 and 300 yards and 6-1 ATS in its last seven games after rushing for 200 or more yards in its previous game. The Bulldogs have won the last for meetings in Georgia Tech by 14, 7, 17 and 14 points so the Yellow Jackets will be going after some big payback. 10* (170) Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets