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Four-star wide receiver NiTareon Tuggle sits down with Clint Cosgrove to discuss his Georgia commitment. Tuggle talks about his message to Georgia fans, why Georgia is the right location for him, coaches he connected with during the recruiting process, and what it is like to be the newest Bulldog commit.

It simply seems appropriate somehow. On New Year’s Eve, Georgia and Notre Dame will play in the Sugar Bowl in the College Football Playoffs quarterfinals (8:45 p.m., ABC)

For fans of traditionalism, this will be entertaining. Georgia has a 3-0 record versus Notre Dame (12-1), but this time they will play in the Superdome in New Orleans, where the Bulldogs defeated the Fighting Irish 17-10 to win the 1980 national championship.

Georgia (10-2) has won all three of the meetings between the two teams, including a 23-17 victory in Athens in 2019. This will be the fourth encounter between the two programs. The Bulldogs defeated the Irish 20-19 in South Bend two years prior.

Jake Fromm was the starting quarterback for Georgia in the game, and it was his first start. After Carson Beck suffered an elbow injury against Texas in the SEC Championship, Gunner Stockton will start for the first time in his career when the two teams play one other in 11 days.

Notre Dame defeated Indiana 27–17 to advance to the Sugar Bowl. There is only one opponent shared

At Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Notre Dame easily defeated Georgia Tech 31–13, despite the Yellow Jackets’ absence of quarterback Haynes King. Naturally, Georgia defeated the Yellow Jackets 44–42 in eight overtimes. After defeating Texas A&M 23–13

According to statistics, Notre Dame is more dangerous than Georgia was in their previous two encounters. The Irish attack averaged the third-highest yards per play (6.7) and the second-highest points (39.8) going into Friday’s game.

Riley Leonard, the quarterback for Notre Dame, topped the team individually. He completed 217 of 325 passes for 2,293 yards and 17 touchdowns at the end of the regular season. In addition, he has ran for 15 touchdowns and 751 yards.

With 1,057 yards rushing and 16 touchdowns, including scores in all 13 of the team’s games, running back Jeremiyah Love leads the Irish.

With 1,057 yards rushing and 16 touchdowns, including scores in all 13 of the team’s games, running back Jeremiyah Love leads the Irish. The Irish special teams have blocked three punts this year, despite the kicking game’s poor performance (9 of 18 on-field goals).