It's not every year that a college football team has the opportunity to exact revenge after an early-season loss. No. 3 Georgia will have that chance Saturday when it faces No. 9 Alabama in the Southeastern Conference Championship in Atlanta.

Georgia (11-1) has rattled off eight straight wins since falling to Alabama 24-21 at home on Sept. 27. The Bulldogs are firmly in the College Football Playoff picture, but they can clinch a bye in the 12-team tournament with a win over the Crimson Tide. If Georgia can get it, it would be a rare win for the red and black in the series.

Georgia has lost 10 of 11 against Alabama since 2007 and is 0-4 against the Crimson Tide at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Luckily for head coach Kirby Smart's team, the Bulldogs look like a much different team than they did i

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