Georgia, Georgia Tech sold out

Georgia Tech announced on Monday afternoon the Yellow Jackets’ regular-season finale against Georgia is officially sold out for the 21st consecutive season.

The last time a “Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate” game between Georgia and Georgia Tech did not sell out was in 1996.

Georgia Tech's six-game season ticket packages are also sold out, but tickets for the four ACC games hosted at Bobby Dodd Stadium are still available and can be purchased on Georgia Tech Athletics official website.

A limited number of tickets for the Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets’ Nov. 25 matchup went on sale on Monday morning through the Alexander-Tharpe Fund, but was sold out in less than six hours.

The Alexander-Thearpe Fund is Georgia Tech’s main fundraising source that works to fund all student-athlete scholarships through donations.

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