Georgia blasts TCU 65-7 in the College Football Playoff championship game, wins back-to-back titles

The Georgia Bulldogs are the 2022 FBS National Champions and have won the College Football Playoff National Championship with TCU 65-7.

Georgia jumped out to a 10-0 lead before TCU responded with a touchdown of their own. The Bulldogs then finished the game with his 55 points. Georgia set the record for the most points scored in a BCS or CFP title game and the record for the largest winning margin in a BCS or CFP title game.

Stetson Bennett tied the College Football Playoff record with a total of 6 touchdowns, 4 passes and 2 rushes. Georgia’s offense accounted for 615 total yards. On defense, the Bulldogs held his TCU to 36 rushing his yards and forced three turnovers.

Georgia is the first back-to-back champion of the college football playoff era. The Bulldogs won back-to-back titles for the first time since his 2011 and his 2012 Alabama in the BCS era. Click or tap here for live game stats.

After the first half, Georgia leads TCU by 31 points, 38-7. The 31-point deficit is his second-largest halftime figure going into any team going back to the BCS era (2002 Miami).

The Bulldogs dominated offensively, scoring on every possession and making just one field goal. Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett threw for 213 yards on a 13-17 pass and he scored two touchdowns, while rushing for 39 yards and two more points. Tight end Brock Bowers leads the Bulldogs with 102 receiving yards. The Bulldog defense limited the Horned Frog’s rushing attack to just 121 yards. Defensively his back Javon Bullard has two interceptions and a fumble his recovery.

Georgia has a chance to extend its lead when play resumes as the Bulldogs take the second-half kickoff. Click or tap here for live game stats.

Georgia running back Kendall Milton fell forward into the end zone for a 1-yard touchdown. The Bulldogs scored a touchdown on his possession 4-5 and kicked his goal the other field. In total, Georgia gained 141 yards on the ground. Click or tap here for live game stats.

Georgia leads TCU by 17 points after Stetson Bennett scored his second rushing touchdown of the game on quarterback power. Bennett is the first quarterback since Vince Young to rush for two touchdowns in a championship game.

Georgia attacks continue 😤

The Bulldogs scored on their first four drives #National Championship pic.twitter.com/SNMBAWQ1QF

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The Bulldogs march down the field 96 yards for touchdowns, averaging 10.2 yards per play. Early in the drive, Bennett broke Aaron Murray’s passing record for his one-season Georgia state with 3,893 yards. Click or tap here for live game stats.