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Georgia came up one game short of making NIT history, the Bulldogs falling 84-67 to No. 1 seed Seton Hall.
UGA fell behind the Pirates (24-12) early and never caught up, missing the chance at the program’s first NIT championship berth.
Georgia finished its second season under coach Mike White with a 20-17 record, the program’s first 20-win season since 2016.
The Bulldogs made their first trip to a postseason tournament since 2017, an obvious step in the direction of rebuilding UGA basketball.
Building early leads had been a key part of Georgia’s improbable run. The same Bulldog team that held halftime leads in all three of its NIT wins trailed Seton Hall 42-25 at the break at Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
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