TCU and UGA move on to the National Championship | Always College Football

Always College Football with Greg McElroy

ESPN

Football, Sports

3.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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An unbelievable weekend of semifinal games saw TCU and Georgia move on to the National Championship. McElroy looks back at the games, tells you how they were won and what to expect in the Natty. Plus a look back at Bryce Young and a game of low hanging fruit | Always College Football Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	and a spot in the national championship game.
0:04.0	It's on the way.
0:05.0	No good.
0:06.0	He hooked it.
0:08.0	And Georgia is going to survive. survives.
0:30.0	At the stroke of midnight, the first few seconds of 2023. Ohio State Falls, one kick short. Always college football with Greg McElroy is presented by AT&T 5G.
0:35.0	Too Much College Football is never too much with AT&T 5G.
0:39.0	Hello and welcome in.
0:41.0	Happy New Year.
0:42.0	Today is Monday, January 2nd, 2023,
0:46.2	and we appreciate you being with us.
0:48.1	We hope that you've had a tremendous weekend.
0:50.8	What a weekend it was for college sports.
0:53.4	It was off the charts.
0:54.9	So much entertaining action, so many incredible outcomes.
0:58.9	I called two games in less than 24 hours,
1:02.3	both of which were incredible.
1:04.3	I'm telling you, it was about as good as it gets.
1:07.2	For all of us here at all his college football,
1:09.7	he's Mark Kubiak, I'm Greg McElroy.
1:12.0	It has been a terrific week of bowl season. It's been a
1:16.5	terrific week of games and match-ups and performances and of course we're
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