Highlights and Touchdowns: TCU 7-65 Georgia in CFP National Championship

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TCU 7-65 GEORGIA

Chandler Morris with the short 4-yard carry and TCU to clear.

TD GEORGIA

Branson Robinson turns the corner and scampers 19 yards for another touchdown.

Max Duggan is caught on fourth down and Georgia will return on offense.

TD GEORGIA.

Branson Robinson with the 1-yard run and widens the gap.

Carson Beck with the completed pass to move the chains in the red zone.

Kearis Jackson with the 22-yard reception to again get downfield.

TCU fumbles on fourth and Max Duggan sends the pass incomplete. They leave empty-handed.

TCU 7-52 GEORGIA

Derius Davis with the 25-yard reception to set up in the opponent's backfield.

LADDDDDDD MCCONKEYYYYYYYYYY BABABABABABABABABA!!!!!!

Son 2ème TD pour le 52-7!

Georgia n’a aucune pitié pour TCU! pic.twitter.com/F4HqYjD23O — The Trick Play Podcast - NCAA/CFB (@TheTrickPlayFR) January 10, 2023

TD GEORGIA

Bennett now connects with Ladd McConkey to surpass the 50-point mark and make this final a real thrashing.

Darnell Washington with the 28-yard reception to set up again in the red zone.

Incomplete pass by Bennett, but a pass interference gives them first and 10.

Ladd McConkey with the 13-yard carry to move the chains.

Duggan is captured for the fifth time in the game.

Duggan turns the corner and takes first and 10.

TD GEORGIA

Bennett connects with Brock Bowers for the touchdown to put this with an irretrievable difference.

Brock Bowers with the 20-plus yard reception to be in the red zone.

Duggan with a high pass and TCU clears.

Stetson Bennett with the incomplete pass and Georgia to clear.

The second half begins. Georgia on the offensive.

TCU 7-38 GEORGIA

TD GEORGIA

Bennett connects with Adonai Mitchell for yet another touchdown.

Duggan makes a mistake and is again intercepted.

TD GEORGIA

Short carry by Kendall Milton to extend the lead to 24.

Kendall Milton with the carry to set up in the goal zone.

Brock Bowers with the 21-yard reception to set up in the red zone.

Kenny McIntosh with the 13-yard carry to set up inside the opponent's 40-yard line.

Smith with the short reception, but enough to move the chains.

Duggan misses the deep pass and is intercepted.

TD GEORGIA

Bennett with the carry around the corner for another touchdown.

Daijun Edwards with the 7-yard carry for first and ten.

Bennett with the 13-yard carry to move the chains.

Stetson Bennett with Bowers in shipping to midfield.

Duggan with the short pass to Derius Davis and TCU to clear.

TCU 7-17 GEORGIA

Jared Wiley with the 12-yard reception to move the chains.

Ladd McConkey Anytime TD (+123) ✅

Georgia (-450 ML) extends their lead! #GoDawgs
pic.twitter.com/i4PkCjLszl — OddsChecker (@OddsCheckerUS) January 10, 2023

TD GEORGIA

Bennett with the 37-yard bomb that finds a lone Ladd McConkey to regain their 10-point lead.

Kenny McIntosh with the 11-yard carry to get into the opponent's backfield.

TD TCU

Duggan keeps it and makes the personal carry for the touchdown.

Big play by TCU from Duggan to Derius Davis for 66 yards to set up in red zone.

FG GEORGIA

Jack Podlesny 24-yard field goal to increase the score 10-0.

Short pass from Bennett and it will be fourth down.

Ladd McConkey with the reception and they're already in the red zone.

Big play by the Georgia defense that recovers the ball at the opponent's 33-yard line.

Holding defensively and TCU manages to move the chains.

STETSON BENNETT KEEPS IT FOR THE GEORGIA TD 🙌

Dawgs strike first!pic.twitter.com/OzwbmrG9OE — ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) January 10, 2023

TD GEORGIA

QB Stetson Bennett scampers 21 yards to the diagonals for the first TD.

Brock Bowers with the 12-yard reception to keep moving the chains.

Benette with the complete pass to his closed wing to move the chains already in the opponent's field.

Max Duggan with the incomplete pass and TCU quick to clear.

The game begins. TCU on the offensive.

While the Bulldogs arrived this way:

Arrived on the brightest stage 📽️#GoDawgs | #NationalChampionship pic.twitter.com/Xxj9XChcyL

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) January 9, 2023

This is how TCU arrived for Monday's national title game:

The Arrival. #GoFrogs #DFWBig12Team #NattyFrogs #CFPPlayoff #NationalChampionship pic.twitter.com/atHnMEnloi

— TCU Football (@TCUFootball) January 10, 2023

These were the yards allowed defensively both through the air and on the ground:

TCU Georgia

Pass Yards Allowed 235.6 215.1

Rush Yards Allowed 149.5 77.0

This was the offensive production on both the ground and through the air for both teams:

TCU Georgia

Total Yards 474.1 494.9

Yards Passing 269.6 293.0

Yards Rushing 204.5 201.9

These were both points scored and points allowed:

TCU Gerogia

Points Per Game 41.1 39.4

Points Allowed Per Game 25.0 12.8

Although TCU is seeking its third national championship, it has not been a champion in the United States since the 1930s, almost a century ago.

Georgia is the favorite by a wide margin in this game with a 13.5-point spread over TCU.

College soccer in the United States says goodbye today with the Grand Final Championship game between TCU and Georgia. We begin with the coverage of the game through VAVEL.

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This is the start time of the game TCU Horned Frogs vs Georgia Bulldogs of January 9th in several countries:

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Four times these two teams have faced each other throughout history where Georgia has maintained a clear dominance and in the fifth meeting they will look for this trend to continue in the same way.

TCU Horned Forgs 21-31 Georgia Bulldogs, Liberty Bowl 2016

TCU Horned Forgs 10-38 Georgia Bulldogs, 1988

TCU Horned Forgs 3-34 Georgia Bulldogs, 1980

TCU Horned Forgs 26-40 Georgia Bulldogs, Orange Bowl 1940

Possibly Georgia has had better quarterbacks in its history, but there is no doubt that Stetson Bennett has been one of the best in recent years and he already took the pressure off with the win in the Semifinals, so he could come into this game looser and it could benefit him. In the tournament he has completed 68.1% of his completions, for 3,823 yards, 23 touchdowns and only 7 interceptions.

The key for TCU to keep the game and keep opponents off the field longer is the ground attack and mainly with Kendre Miller, who has carried the ball 224 times this season for 1,399 yards and 17 touchdowns.

It is worth mentioning that the stadium that will host this game for the first time in its history will be SoFi Stadium, which already hosted the 2022 Super Bowl and now will host the ultimate game of the U.S. college soccer final.

It is worth remembering that last season the Georgia Bulldogs were the champions of college football after defeating the Alabama Crimson Tide in the Grand Final by a score of 33 to 18. Now they finished the regular season undefeated with 13 wins and in the Semifinal they came from behind to come back 13 points and beat in the last minute 42-41 an Ohio State that missed a field goal in the last seconds of the game. They are double-digit favorites and should not be overconfident as they were in the December 31 game.

If there is a team that has been a surprise this season, it is TCU Horned Frogs, which was not ranked in the top 25 in the nation at the beginning of the season and, based on effort and dedication, in addition to polishing offensive and defensive details, they made a surprise by getting into the third best of the classification and, in the semifinal, their defense was a vital piece to get the victory in a crazy game with a 51-46 victory over the Michigan Wolverines. Now they do not start as the favorites, but just like the semifinals it could help them in their favor.

The TCU Horned Frogs vs Georgia Bulldogs match will be played at the SoFi Stadium, in Los Angeles, United States. The kick-off is scheduled at 20:00 pm ET.

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