26
Final
23
38
Final
61
13
Final
20
30
Final
24
34
Final
6
31
Final
34
34
Final
41
16
Final
35
19
Final
16
38
Final
35
14
Final
28
28
Final
31
38
Final
45
14
Final
42
24
Final
20
13
Final
6
20
Final
59
49
Final
51
23
Final
52
24
Final
37
38
Final
17
24
Final
25
28
Final
27
20
Final
35
10
Final
21
24
Final
27
56
Final
21
31
Final
39
24
Final
31
20
Final
31
49
Final
39
10
Final
13
23
Final
15
10
Final
28
17
Final
34
49
Final
27
17
Final
28
20
Final
24
21
Final
14
13
Final
28
31
Final
35
0
Final
26
31
Final
10
49
Final
56
20
Final
16
24
Final
57
32
Final
38
3
Final
39
17
Final
20
7
Final
24
27
Final
34
17
Final
34
31
Final
30
42
Final
19
16
Final
21
13
Final
21
DraftKings · as of July 8, 2026
Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 16–9 in a one-score game. Georgia Tech covered by 9.5; Game went Under by 35.5. The market closed at Georgia -16.5 and the Blue Chip model made it Georgia -8.3 - a gap of 8.2 points toward Georgia Tech, of which 8.2 points were beyond the model's measured factors. That was an information gap - the market pricing something the model does not carry - rather than a measured edge.
Georgia Tech managed only 9 points, with no offensive touchdowns, and were held to 69 rushing yards. Quarterback Haynes King threw an interception and the team failed to convert drives into touchdowns, highlighting a critical weakness against top-tier defenses.
A fumbled opening kickoff and a shanked punt gave Georgia short fields, directly leading to the game's only touchdown. These errors proved decisive in a low-scoring game, emphasizing the need for improved special teams execution.
Despite offensive struggles, the defense held Georgia to 16 points and forced a late-game stand, giving the offense a chance to tie. This performance shows the defense can compete with elite teams, but needs more offensive support.
Georgia Tech needs Miami, SMU, and Virginia to lose on Saturday to earn a spot in the ACC championship game. Their fate is out of their hands, adding uncertainty to their postseason outlook.
Coach Brent Key lamented the lack of a running game, with Jamal Haynes gaining only 11 yards on seven carries. The inability to establish the run limited offensive balance and put pressure on the passing game.
This game was played indoors at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in a climate-controlled environment. Weather was not a factor.
Indoor, climate controlled
~72°F
Mercedes-Benz Stadium is a domed venue. Wind, precipitation and temperature are not factors in this game.

| Measure | GeorgiaAway | Georgia TechHome |
|---|---|---|
| This week | 61 miles | 1 miles |
| Last week | Home game | Home game |
| Season total | 1,819 miles | 6,287 miles |
| Body clock | 15:30 | 15:30 |
| Rest | 6 days | 5 days |