By DJ Ramirez | Sports Editor
NEW ORLEANS — No. 7 Baylor football fell 28-14 to No. 5 Georgia Wednesday night in the Allstate Sugar Bowl after being held to 93 total yards of offense in the first half without making a score.
While the Bears might have ended their season on a two-game losing streak, those losses don’t take away from the fact that Baylor accomplished something no one thought they could.
“I know tonight hurts,” head coach Matt Rhule said. “I know it’s painful for our guys, but they can’t let that deter what they’ve done this season.