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Which college football stars were brightest this bowl season?
With only Monday's College Football Playoff championship game between No. 1 Alabama and No. 3 Georgia remaining on the Football Bowl Subdivision schedule, The Associated Press is releasing its all-bowl team now as picked by AP staff.
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Stetson Bennett has chance to go where heralded Georgia quarterbacks haven’t
No pressure, right? After all, it's only been 41 seasons and nearly 15,000 days since Georgia's lone Associated Press national championship in football.
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What matchups will decide Alabama-Georgia rematch for national title?
The last time No. 1 Alabama faced No. 3 Georgia, things could not have gone much better for the Crimson Tide.
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Georgia’s Bowers a ‘premier’ threat to Alabama’s title chances
Last month's Southeastern Conference championship game might have been a rough few hours for the Georgia Bulldogs, but it wasn't for freshman tight end Brock Bowers.
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Smart can rewrite legacy by ending Georgia’s title drought
Kirby Smart did his best to get ahead of the questions about Nick Saban while acknowledging the topic was inevitable.
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Saban expecting subtle changes in Alabama-Georgia rematch
Alabama has won six college football national championships during the Nick Saban era via multiple routes.
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5-at-10: Weekend winners (Aaron Rodgers) and losers (‘Yellowstone’), and ESPN’s bowl hypocrisy
Weekend winners: SEC football. The elite teams delivered. Big time.
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Wiedmer: Georgia should get revenge on Bama in CFP title game
Could this major college football season end any other way?
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Chattanooga area had a storied year in sports in 2021
After multiple seasons were canceled or interrupted by the coronavirus in 2020, sports, and fans in the stands, returned with renewed enthusiasm in 2021.
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Name the motivation, and Georgia used it during Orange Bowl blowout
Georgia entered Friday night's 34-11 dismantling of Michigan in the Orange Bowl as roughly a touchdown favorite, so that wasn't overly new compared to earlier games this season. Yet there was a different feel for the Bulldogs in their national semifinal against the Big Ten champion.
