With Love for Uncle John Always!Woof! .....
No team in the country is harder to come back against than Georgia. While 17 other Power Four programs finished with a perfect record when leading by at least seven points entering the fourth quarter over the past five seasons, the Bulldogs did it with the largest sample size, going 53-0.
Across those same 68 Power Four programs, teams are a combined 110-947 (.104) when trailing by at least seven points entering the fourth quarter over the past five seasons. That's proof of just how rare these comebacks are. Surprise, surprise. There's Georgia again. The Bulldogs have trailed by at least seven points entering the fourth quarter only nine times over the past five seasons, and they've come back to win four of them. Three of the five losses came against Alabama, including two SEC Championship Game defeats. Still, Georgia's .444 winning percentage in this situation is the best among all Power Four teams.
Michigan and Georgia (again) top the Power Four with the best winning percentages in games that entered the fourth quarter within six points over the past five seasons.
Run it back through all three scenarios and it's obvious Georgia is college football's fourth-quarter king. Perfect at protecting leads. Best in the country erasing them. And right near the top winning coin-flip fourth quarters, too.
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