New Orleans: The Georgia Bulldogs, 12-1, will face the Ole Miss Rebels, 12-1, in the Allstate Sugar Bowl quarterfinal on Thursday, Jan. 1. Georgia, the No. 3 seed that earned a first-round bye, meets No. 6 Ole Miss, which advanced after a 41-10 first-round victory over Tulane. The teams previously met Oct. 18 in Athens, where Georgia rallied to win 43-35. Ole Miss will play under interim head coach Pete Golding after Lane Kiffin’s departure. Odds and expert picks generally favor Georgia outright, and at least one simulation projects a Bulldogs win. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
This 60-second summary was prepared by the JQJO editorial team after reviewing 5 original reports from USA Today, WKRG News 5, WSAV News 3, Athens Banner-Herald and ClutchPoints.
Georgia’s program, players, and coaching staff stand to benefit from a projected win that would advance the Bulldogs in the College Football Playoff and bolster national title contention.
Ole Miss faces disruption from Lane Kiffin’s departure and interim leadership under Pete Golding, which may strain continuity and game preparation for the Sugar Bowl.
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Georgia, Ole Miss Play Sugar Bowl Quarterfinal Thursday
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