TV/radio:
11 a.m. Saturday, ESPN.
Line:
Georgia by 14.
Records:
Georgia Tech 6-5; Georgia 10-1.
Last meeting:
Georgia won 31-17 on Nov. 16, 2011, in Atlanta.
ON THE OFFENSIVE:
Georgia’s Aaron Murray is the nation’s most efficient passer (65.7 completion percentage, 28 TDs, 7 INTs). Tech has the country’s third most prolific rushing attack (324.9 yards per game).
GETTING DEFENSIVE:
Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones is No. 1 on Mel Kiper’s Big Board of NFL prospects. The Yellow Jackets gave up 50 points and 497 yards to North Carolina two weeks ago.
THE NUMBER:
2. Georgia has played just two ranked teams — South Carolina (35-7 loss) and Florida (17-9 victory). So are the third-ranked Bulldogs a product of SEC hype?
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THE TALK:
Georgia coach Mark Richt barely would acknowledge that losses by Oregon and Kansas State mean the Bulldogs can capture the BCS title by winning out. His emphasis: “a great week” of Georgia Tech prep.
TEDDY GREENSTEIN’S PICK:
Having locked up a spot in the SEC title game, Georgia has to be wary of looking ahead.
Georgia 31-21