Here are the full details on UGA’s record-breaking 65–7 rout of TCU in the CFP National Championship:
🏆 Historic Victory by the Numbers
- Most lopsided title game ever: Georgia’s 58-point margin shattered all prior BCS/CFP records .
- Record-setting point total: The Bulldogs’ 65 points were the highest ever in a national championship game .
- Achieved 589 total offensive yards compared to TCU’s 188 .
⭐ MVP Performances
- Stetson Bennett (QB): 18/25 for 304 passing yards, 4 passing TDs, plus 2 rushing TDs—tying the record for six total touchdowns in a title game .
- Javon Bullard (S): Defensive MVP with two interceptions and a fumble recovery—all in the first half .
⚙️ Team Highlights
- Explosive first half: Georgia posted 38 points—the most ever in a CFP title-game first half .
- Dominant defense: Held TCU to just one score and forced multiple turnovers; Max Duggan was sacked five times and threw two interceptions .
- Balanced attack: Five rushing TDs and four passing TDs; all while controlling both the trenches and the scoreboard ().
🔁 Back-to-Back Champions
- Georgia became the first team in CFP history to win consecutive national titles .
- Completed a perfect 15–0 season, joining Clemson (2018) and LSU (2019) as only the third modern-era team to do so .
- Under Kirby Smart, Georgia has compiled a dominant 81–15 record and lifted two CFP trophies in seven seasons ().
🔥 Game Recap Highlights
- Georgia scored on their first six drives, building a 31-point halftime lead .
- Bennett was subbed out late in the fourth quarter to a standing ovation with over 13 minutes remaining .
- The 65–7 score marked the most dominant performance in a national championship since the BCS began in 1998 .
🧾 Summary Stats
