Georgia starting guard Dallas Lee will be pulling for younger brother Dillion, a freshman outside linebacker at Alabama, in the BCS championship, but he does not want to attend the game.SEC DEFERS DISCIPLINEThe Southeastern Conference announced Friday that any disciplinary action stemming from the league championship game has been left to Alabama and Georgia.Crimson Tide defensive lineman Quinton Dial had helmet-to-helmet contact on Bulldogs quarterback Aaron Murray late in the first half, but no penalty flag was thrown. SEC coordinator of officials Steve Shaw told the Birmingham News earlier this month that the crew should have called a personal foul.Georgia’s Sheldon Dawson also eye-gouged Alabama’s Dee Milliner on a special-teams play. Bulldogs coach Mark Richt said Friday that he has taken action on Dawson but that the freshman cornerback would not miss any playing time at the Capital One Bowl.
Imagine having access to a free ticket to college football’s national championship game between Alabama and Notre Dame, as well as a free hotel room in Miami.
And declining it all.
Georgia redshirt junior offensive guard Dallas Lee can’t stomach the thought of being in attendance after the heartbreaking 32-28 defeat against the Crimson Tide in the Southeastern Conference championship game. His younger brother, Dillon, is a true freshman outside linebacker for the Tide who has played in eight games and had an interception in their opening rout of Michigan.
The Bulldogs will face Nebraska at the Capital One Bowl in Orlando on New Year’s Day. The Crimson Tide and Irish square off six days later.