Georgia Football vs. Georgia Tech: Three things that will lead to a Georgia win

Start off the game as good as possible

Nothing will hurt the Yellow Jackets chances of winning more than a dominant first quarter by the Bulldogs. Tech wants to control the clock, but a two or three scored deficit will force them to move faster, which just isn’t something triple option teams are good at. They’re not built for consistent passing games or a quick no-huddle offense. The triple option is all about the slow grind.

So if Eason, Nick Chubb, Isaac Nauta and company can score some early touchdowns and the defense can get off the field quickly, a lot of pressure will be placed on Georgia Tech’s offense.

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If the Bulldogs can’t accomplish these three things, they’ll be in for a tough afternoon between the hedges. But if they can Georgia football can, they’ll avoid another close ball game with the Yellow jackets and they can once again have a triumphant senior day.