Georgia linebacker Jalon Walker took the question in stride, but you could tell he didn’t like it. He was asked at the end of the Bulldogs’ 44-42 win over Georgia Tech in eight overtimes if his team deserved to win.

In a familiar matchup played on an unfamiliar day, and in a game that almost wouldn’t end, the No. 7-ranked Georgia football team wrapped up its regular season with its seventh consecutive win over Georgia Tech,

Georgia turned what looked like a Friday night massacre by Georgia Tech into a miraculous Bulldog comeback win, 44-42, in eight overtimes. The Bulldogs pulled out the victory after overcoming 20-6 and 27-13 fourth quarter deficits and pulled it out when freshman Nate Frazier ran up the middle for the mandated two-point conversion.

Point Goals_Cent. Arkansas 14-32 (Taylor 5-13, Cato 3-5, Fagbemi 3-7, Fox 2-3, Evbagharu 1-1, Seixas 0-3), Georgia Tech 13-32 (Terry 5-10, George 4-10, O'Brien 2-6, Mustaf 1-2, Powell 1-2, Onwuchekwa 0-1,

Nate Frazier's two-point conversion in the eighth overtime gave No. 7 Georgia a 44-42 win over rival Georgia Tech in the second-longest game in FBS history in Athens, Ga., on Friday.