Georgia Bulldogs win National Championship game

By: Anthony McCulley

 




Georgia Bulldogs win National Championship game 

Anthony McCulley 

Staff Writer 

The Georgia Bulldogs won the national championship game in a blowout versus the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs.  

On Jan. 9, the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs (13-1) faced the Georgia Bulldogs (14-0) in the national championship game at SoFi Stadium. The Bulldogs and Horned Frogs faced each other with top quarterbacks Max Duggan of TCU and Stetson Bennett of Georgia.  

This was the final time both Duggan and Bennett would play a college game as they both have declared for the NFL draft, where they hope to be drafted this April.  

Bennett and Duggan started their opening drives with a rushing touchdown each, but TCU just couldn’t keep up. The Bulldogs ran away with it, winning the game 65-7. The Horned Frogs couldn’t find a way to stop the high-powered Bulldogs offense from scoring. TCU also had a hard time finding ways to drive the ball down the field.  

Duggan had a rough night against Georgia as he was under pressure all night and completed just 14 of 23 passes for 152 yards and two interceptions. He was also sacked five times.  

Georgia was a powerhouse all season, posting a perfect 15-0 record. Bennett passed for a total of 4,127 yards and 27 touchdowns. Running back Kenny McIntosh ran for 829 yards on the season. Receiver Brock Bowers had 942 receiving yards on the year.  

For TCU, Duggan ended the year with 3,698 passings yards with 32 touchdowns and just eight interceptions. Kendre Miller ran for a total of 1,399 yards, and Emari Demercado ran for 681 yards. Quentin Johnston had 1,069 receiving yards and Taye Barber had 613. 

Come April, we will see where these two quarterbacks end up in the NFL.

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