Georgia wins the National Championship

Submitted by dankbrogoblue on January 11th, 2022 at 12:03 AM

It's a little weird for a team that didn't win their conference to win the title, but you can't say they didn't do the best with opportunity they got. Congratulations on getting over the hump, Georgia.

snowcrash

January 11th, 2022 at 2:44 AM ^

Better to lose to the champ than to the runner-up. Still bummed that we played our worst game of the year (except for maybe Rutgers) against them.

energyblue1

January 11th, 2022 at 9:31 AM ^

Just thought Bama was a bit better till their wr went down.  After that they were having to manufacture yards like we were.  Bama was really good,  Bryce Young was good till he didn’t have receivers and had to force some throws under pressure.

The Denarding

January 11th, 2022 at 9:39 AM ^

I think Georgia is a much better match up for Alabama than Michigan.   Run first on Georgia is a recipe for disaster.   For almost three quarters Alabama without their top two wideouts had more yards per play than Georgia.   Georgia at the end FINALLY started running (really tried to establish the run the whole second half which was the right thing to do) and that took them to the championship but if they had any weakness…it was their secondary and their WRs.   Which Alabama had the horses to challenge.   Not having the WRs available sincerely hurt them.   Georgia won and I felt they were the best team in the country.  But I’m not convinced they are THAT much better than a fully healthy Alabama team.   

Wolverine 73

January 11th, 2022 at 10:00 AM ^

Personally, I don’t like re-matches.  Win your conference, and if you don’t, well, someone in your conference is better than you and they should have a better chance to win the title.  The team that lost the conference would seem to have an emotional advantage in a rematch.  Let’s say OSU made an expanded playoff this year, and played us again.  I think they would have had an edge after we thumped them.  We on the other hand would not have had anything left to prove—not that we wouldn’t have tried to win.  

DoubleWolverin…

January 11th, 2022 at 10:11 AM ^

The fact that Alabama could hang with Georgia while down their 2 starting corners and receivers is just insane. My big takeaway from this game is that Michigan and the rest of the Big 10 are massively behind at the LB position. These two teams can line up 4-5 guys that can accurately diagnose plays, rush the passer, stop the run, and cover athletic tight ends. We don't have anyone at the position that is that versatile. 

DoubleWolverin…

January 11th, 2022 at 10:12 AM ^

The fact that Alabama could hang with Georgia while down their 2 starting corners and receivers is just insane. My big takeaway from this game is that Michigan and the rest of the Big 10 are massively behind at the LB position. These two teams can line up 4-5 guys that can accurately diagnose plays, rush the passer, stop the run, and cover athletic tight ends. Michigan doesn't have anyone at the position that is that versatile. 

Venom7541

January 11th, 2022 at 11:37 AM ^

Imagine how much more fun the CFP would have been if Auburn hadn't imploded against Alabama. They still could have won if they had stay inbounds instead of going out of bounds at the end of the game. Without Alabama in the CFP, it would most likely be Michigan and Georgia in the championship game with all the uncharacteristic mistakes in the Orange Bowl now out of the way. I would Georgia to still with this game, but not 34 to 11 but more along 20 to 10 or so with Michigan having a 1 in 10 shot of winning.