Kickoff, TV set for Georgia-Georgia Tech, Nov. 26, 2022

The Nov. 26 Georgia-Georgia Tech matchup in Athens will kick off at noon and will be televised nationally on ESPN.

Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 45-0 in Atlanta in 2021 and has won four straight in the annual rivalry known as Clean, Old Fashioned Hate. Georgia Tech’s last win in the series was a 28-27 triumph in Athens in 2016.

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How Kirby Smart’s QBs have fared in their first starts in Sanford Stadium

Stockton will become the sixth quarterback to start a game under Smart. The other five quarterbacks all won in their debuts as starters. The performances vary between the 5,

Jalen Carter ejected after former Georgia DL spits on Dallas QB Dak Prescott

Former Bulldog Jalen Carter, now with the Philadelphia Eagles, was ejected from the season-opener with the Cowboys after Carter appeared to spit on Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.

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Jalen Carter ejected after former Georgia DL spits on Dallas QB Dak Prescott

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The Atlanta airport Plane Train’s employees have voted to unionize

Employees who operate Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's Plane Train said in a statement that their group is interested in better pay and benefits.

Georgia judge scraps FDA rule for cigarette packaging

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s latest rule requiring graphic warnings on cigarette packaging and advertising has been tossed out by a federal judge in South Georgia.

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Rep. Buddy Carter pitches a Savannah wedding for Taylor Swift

“This is a storybook wedding, and they should have it in a storybook city," says Rep. Buddy Carter in a wide ranging interview on "Politically Georgia."