Georgia will play for the SEC Championship next week, like it or not. The Beltline debate is simply a symptom of FBS college football's current crossroads -- a postseason stitched together by overlapping solutions that other levels of the sport perfected long ago, yet still hasn't quite landed here.

As for who Georgia might play in this year’s SEC championship game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, that is still to be decided. If Alabama beats Auburn on Saturday night, Georgia will get a rematch against the Crimson Tide next week. Alabama beat Georgia 24-21 earlier in the season.

The No. 4 Georgia Bulldogs clash with the No. 16 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets today in this bitter rivalry week matchup.

Last year, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and Georgia Bulldogs put on an eight-overtime shootout with the two teams combining

The No. 4-ranked Bulldogs (11-1) need for Texas to beat Texas A&M in the teams’ 7:30 p.m. game in Austin or for Auburn to upset Alabama on Saturday night at Jordan-Hare Stadium to play in the SEC championship next Saturday.

Fans are packing into Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the 119th edition of Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate, as Georgia and Georgia Tech prepare to face off Friday afternoon in one of college football’s most storied rivalries.

After last year's eight-overtime thriller, the Bulldogs took down the Jackets in a low-scoring matchup, featuring two top-25 teams. Here's how it happened.

The Georgia Bulldogs have now won eight straight games over Georgia Tech, but the Bulldogs were far from perfect in their 16-9 win