It all comes down to this!
The College football Playoff of the national championship between the 3rd team TCU (13-1) and No. 1 undefeated Georgia (14-0) is happening in Los Angeles — and we’ll keep an eye on you from start to finish.
Here are the highlights!
Here we go!
Georgia forced to triple and lose in TCU’s opening and the Bulldogs wasted no time getting into the late zone on first possession.
Dawgs went 57 yards in five innings, finishing with a 21-yard score from QB Stetson Bennett.
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TCU’s second drive also didn’t go as planned. premium receiver Derius Davis fumbled for the ball for a short period of time, and the Bulldogs recovered. The turnover resulted in a goal for Georgia, extending the defending champions’ lead to 10-0.
Stay tuned for updates!
Stage setting
Defending National Champion from Georgia, one SECOND Power and NFL talent factory, losing only one game in the past two seasons. The Bulldogs Are Looking To Be The First Repeat Champion Since Alabama in 2011-12 and was the first team in the CFP era to win consecutive national championships.
Team Dawgs is led by Bennett, a native of Georgia – a major reason the team has had a scoring error in the top 10 for the past two years. Bennett had 3,823 yards, 23 touchdowns and just 7 interceptions during the season. He has the second best win rate as a starting quarterback in SEC history, after of Alabama Jay Barker (1991-94).
On the other hand, you have TCU, a small school by Power 5 standards in addition to large 12a show that was said to be so infrequently involved in the season that it not only failed to rank, but was chosen to place seventh in its own convention.
At the top of the Horned Frogs is the runner-up Heisman Max Duganwho threw 3,546 yards, 32 touchdowns and just six interceptions this season entering Monday’s game.
Why does TCU run backwards? Kendre Miller is dealing with a sprained MCL and is not expected to play in the title game, according to Sports Illustrated. He is the only player in Big 12 history to score a rush score in 13 games in a season.
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