Georgia, Georgia Tech renew Clean Old-Fashioned Hate

  • Georgia linebacker Chris Cole (18) recovered a Massachusetts fumble for a scoop and score. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Georgia linebacker Chris Cole (18) recovered a Massachusetts fumble for a scoop and score. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Georgia wide receiver Arian Smith (11) led the team in receiving yards at 110 on three catches with one touchdown. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Georgia wide receiver Arian Smith (11) led the team in receiving yards at 110 on three catches with one touchdown. BRAD HARRISON/Staff
  • Georgia linebacker CJ Allen (3) and defensive lineman Xzavier McLeod (94) swarm Massachusetts running back Jalen John (21). BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Georgia linebacker CJ Allen (3) and defensive lineman Xzavier McLeod (94) swarm Massachusetts running back Jalen John (21). BRAD HARRISON/Staff
    Georgia and Georgia Tech will renew its Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate rivalry this Friday at Sanford Stadium in Athens.Last year, the Bulldogs edged out a 31-23 victory over the Yellow Jackets to complete a perfect 12-0 regular season.They’ll try to win their 10th game this week before the SEC Championship game next week. After defeating UMass, Georgia head coach Kirby Smart and his...

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