The BYU football program celebrated a comeback win over Georgia Tech in the Pop-Tarts Bowl by eating two giant Pop-Tarts that were toasted in a giant toaster.

Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King set school records but a late BYU interception sealed a 25-21 loss for the Yellow Jackets in the Pop-Tarts Bowl.

Then, BYU returner Cody Hagen muffed the ensuing kickoff. Georgia Tech jumped on the loose ball at BYU's six-yard line. It took one play for King to find tight end J.T. Byrne for a quick touchdown pass. Just like, Georgia Tech has flipped momentum late in the first half.

On Saturday, BYU will take on Georgia Tech in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. The Cougars will be looking to win their 12th game of the season which would be the most wins

BYU defensive coordinator Jay Hill has been busy preparing the Cougars to stop Georgia Tech's well-balanced offense, even while his good friend Kyle Whittingham is being targeted for the vacant Michig