They call the Georgia-Georgia Tech rivalry Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate and it seems finally on Friday everyone found something to hate together: the absurdity of college football’s current overtime rules.

Georgia needed eight overtimes to survive an upset scare against Georgia Tech and keep their College Football Playoff chances alive. While the thriller at Sanford Stadium provided great cinema, it also brought college football's overtime rules into question.

The final College Football Playoff rankings come out Dec. 8, and we have predictions on where Georgia will land. Here’s what to know.

Georgia vs. Georgia Tech was one of the longest college football games ever, as it lasted eight overtime periods.

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Georgia football wide receiver Dominic Lovett's Friday night was like those of fans. “My blood pressure — it was high, it was low. ...It was exciting,” Lovett said.

It was a wild showdown between the hedges. After being down 20-6 in the fourth quarter, the Georgia Bulldogs mounted a massive comeback, forcing eight overtimes against Georgia Tech. Freshman running back Nate Frazier scored the game winning two-point conversion to seal the deal and extend their home winning streak to 31