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The Dawgs and Jackets are back under the lights in primetime.

ATLANTA — The Georgia Bulldogs are heading to Atlanta to play against the stinging Yellow Jackets at Georgia Tech. This is the 115th all-time meeting between the two rivals since 1893.

History between UGA and GT

Best known as the Clean Old Fashioned Hate game, the longstanding in-state rivalry between the Dawgs and Jackets has historically favored the team from Athens. UGA is 70-39-5 all-time against the Jackets and has recently dominated the series. Georgia has won the last five games by at least more than 20 points.

The Dawgs come into Saturday night's game as 24-point favorites. Despite Georgia Tech having won four times against UGA in the 2000s, all of those wins came in Athens. Georgia has never lost to Georgia Tech in Atlanta since 1999 -- history that bodes very well for another Dawgs win.

When is the game?

Saturday, Nov. 24, at 7:30 p.m. at Bobby Dodd Stadium, at 150 Bobby Dodd Way.

Are there still tickets?

Yes, there are still tickets available, with the lowest on StubHub at the publishing of this article being $104.

How to get to Bobby Dodd Stadium?

According to the university these are the best ways to get to the stadium by car.

COMING FROM THE NORTH, TRAVELING SOUTH ON I-75/85:

Take the “10th St./14th St./Techwood Dr.” exit.
Cross over 14th St. and continue to 10th St.
To reach most game day “Pass Lots,” including Peters Parking Deck, Alexander Memorial Coliseum, O’Keefe, or Club Lot (E43), turn right onto 10th Street and then turn left onto Fowler Street.
To reach the recommended game day “Pay Lots,” either:
- Turn right onto 10th Street and continue to State Street Parking Deck at 10th and State.
- Turn left onto 10th Street. Cross the Interstate and then turn right onto Spring Street. Proceed to Technology Square at Spring Street and 5th Street. Parking is available at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center Parking Deck and the Centergy Deck.

COMING FROM THE SOUTH, TRAVELING NORTH ON I-75/85:

Take the “10th Street” exit.
To reach most game day “Pass Lots,” including Peters Parking Deck, Alexander Memorial Coliseum, O’Keefe, or Club Lot (E43), turn left onto 10th Street, cross over the Interstate, and then turn left onto Fowler Street.
To reach the recommended game day “Pay Lots,” either:
- Turn left onto 10th Street and continue to State Street Parking Deck at 10th and State.
- Turn right onto 10th Street. Then turn right onto Spring Street. Proceed to Technology Square at Spring Street and 5th Street. Parking is available at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center Parking Deck and the Centergy Deck.

Parking details:

According to Georgia Tech, there is parking available in designated non-residential campus parking areas (areas that are coded with ‘E’ or ‘W’).

Visit ParkMobile to purchase gameday parking in advance.
Day-of parking is available at E81, ER66, W01, W04, W22, and W23.
All lots open at 7 a.m.

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Parking Rules:

Parking on sidewalks, lawns, green spaces or landscaped areas is prohibited.
Vehicles found in violation will be subject to impoundment and fines.
Tailgating is allowed on campus, but grills are not allowed inside parking decks and garages, including E81-Tech Square/GT Hotel and Conference Center Deck.

MARTA:

Those looking to use MARTA from the North-South line exit at the North Avenue station and walk three blocks west on North Avenue to reach Bobby Dodd Stadium.

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