Georgia Football: What went wrong in the loss to Georgia Tech

Nov 26, 2016; Athens, GA, USA; Georgia Bulldogs running back Sony Michel (1) is tackled by Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets defensive back A.J. Gray (15) and defensive back Lance Austin (17) after a long run during the second quarter at Sanford Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports /

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Georgia football lost to Georgia Tech 28-27 Saturday. The Bulldogs led 27-14 before giving up the 14-unanswered points.

Saturday was not a good day for Georgia football. The senior class was supposed to end their careers in Athens with a 3-1 record over Georgia Tech. Instead they are the first class since 2002 to go 2-2 against the Yellow Jackets.

But at one point the Bulldogs led 27-14 and everything was going fine. But after failing to start the fourth quarter with a touchdown, Georgia Tech marched 94 yards to the end zone to make a 27-21 score. Georgia Tech then scored with 30 seconds remaining to win the game 28-27.

Here’s what exactly went wrong in Georgia’s 28-27 loss to Georgia Tech:

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