Entering today’s 5 p.m. game against Texas A&M (14-8, 4-5 SEC) at Stegeman Coliseum, Coach Mark Fox's Bulldogs (11-11, 5-4) have won four in a row, all in SEC play. That matches Kentucky for the league’s longest active winning streak.
But the streak has greater historical relevance than simply where it ranks this season in the SEC. It’s the longest regular-season SEC winning streak for Georgia in a decade, dating back to February 2003 when the Bulldogs beat Vanderbilt, Alabama, South Carolina and Ole Miss in consecutive games during Jim Harrick’s final season as coach.
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