Georgia dominates TCU to repeat as national champions (Final: Georgia 65, TCU 7)

Los Angeles – Georgia was a massive favorite, so a Bulldogs win isn’t shocking – winning by this massive of a margin, in this dominant of fashion, is crazy.

The No. 1 Bulldogs repeat as national champions, taking down No. 3 TCU, 65-7.

Lots of happy fans back in Georgia right now, I’m sure! Thank you to everyone for following along with the AJC’s game coverage, and stay tuned because we’ll have plenty more stories tonight and in the coming days!

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