Bennett's 22-yard score to Adonai Mitchell was a higher degree of difficulty, dropped in over a defender who had tight coverage. He hit a wide-open McConkey for a 34-yard score in the first quarter, a perfectly executed play out of a bunched formation that had TCU's defensive backs in disarray. Twice Bennett ran it in himself the former walk-on turned two-time national champion was barely touched on the two quarterback keepers. The Bulldogs scored all six times they touched the ball in the first half. Georgia ran for 254 yards with seven players gaining at least 10. Versatile tight end Brock Bowers had seven catches for 152 yards. They picked TCU's 3-3-5 defense from all angles. Under third-year coordinator Todd Monken, the Bulldogs have become prolific, creative and diverse offensively. The Bulldogs were a different kind of dominant this season: not quite as stingy on defense, but more explosive on offense.Įarlier in Smart's tenure at his alma mater, Georgia fans worried about whether the former defensive coordinator for Saban would be able to build an offense to match this high-scoring era of college football.
Georgia Bulldogs players pour Gatorade on head coach Kirby Smart late in the fourth quarter. His mentor, Alabama coach Nick Saban, was 79-15 with three titles in his first seven seasons with the Tide. Smart is now 81-15 in his first seven seasons at Georgia with two national titles. Georgia offensive linemen were snacking on chicken wings on the sideline as the game wound down.
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