Georgia is headed back to the conference championship game for a fourth consecutive season. The league confirmed Georgia's spot in the Dec. 7 title game in Atlanta shortly after No. 15 Texas A&M's 43-41 loss at Auburn in four overtimes.

The fireworks and the everything-is-riding-on-this feeling was definitely not there for the Georgia football team in its game with UMass, but it was still another Saturday in Athens for Bulldogs fans to tailgate and have an adult beverage or two.

GEORGIA — The Georgia Bulldogs defeated unranked UMass at Sanford Stadium in Athens on Saturday, 59-21. Now, after a wild day where No. 9 Ole Miss lost to unranked Florida, No. 7 Alabama lost to unranked Oklahoma and No. 15 Texas A&M lost to unranked Auburn in four overtimes, UGA will return to the SEC Championship game.

The Minutemen are 2-8 with their only wins against non-Football Bowl Subdivision opponents and 6-28 in three seasons under Don Brown, who was fired earlier in the week.

Saturday. Kickoff from Sanford Stadium is scheduled for 12:45 p.m. ET (SEC Network). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's college football odds around the UMass vs. Georgia

The Georgia Bulldogs are 9-2 following their 59-21 win over the UMass Minutemen. Georgia's 30th straight home win did not come easy for the Bulldogs. Georgia struggled at times defensively and allow UMass to hit on multiple plays of over 60 yards.

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