Bulldogs swat Yellow Jackets in Clean Old-Fashioned Hate, finish regular season 12-0

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart holds up the Governor’s Cup after the Bulldogs defeated Georgia Tech on Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga., on Saturday, November 26, 2022. (Photo by Tony Walsh)

ATHENS — Top-ranked Georgia (12-0) was able to overcome a slow start against Georgia Tech (5-7) and defeated the Yellow Jackets 37-14 at Sanford Stadium on Saturday.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart knew his team was going to get Georgia Tech’s “best shot.”

He added that he also knows that the Bulldogs will give everyone their best game of the season.

“Everybody is like ‘oh, you’ve got a target, you’re the hunted.’ I don’t believe in that. I think everybody gets our best shot week in and week out,” Smart said. “I think it’s about us being the attackers and us being the aggressors.”