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I mentioned the national title game.

Kirby Smart left Alabama to become the head coach at Georgia.

And the Bulldogs have become maybe the most dominant team in college football.

Certainly the last two years, undefeated this year,

and they're a prohibitive favorite coming up tonight against TCU in the national title game.

Defense has been great, holding the opposition under 16 points per game. Stetson Bennett has been a

wonderful quarterback for this team the last two years,

trying to go back to back.

Stetson Bennett went to New York as a Heisman Trophy finalist.

But TCU has shown an ability to show up in big games,

hard to put them away,

even though they're double-digit underdogs coming up tonight.

But if Alabama has got to be looking at this saying we used to be the powerhouse in college football.

If Georgia wins tonight, back-to-back titles, the gold standard in college football may officially reside in Athens, Georgia.

But TCU feels like they're a big underdog, almost like when Butler played Duke in the national title game.

But TCU is probably more like Gonzaga from the standpoint of they've been a really good program for a long time.

Now, Gonzaga's graduated where they're getting great players, top players in the country, and no longer an underdog.

But TCU, when Gary Patterson was there, they were a quality team.

Played great defense, and Sonny Dykes has done a wonderful job.

Max Duggan, Max Duggan wasn't even going to be your starter.

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