Who are the Georgia Bulldogs?

That was the answer to a Jeopardy question on Thursday night. Georgia strength and conditioning coordinator Scott Sinclair shared the clue on social media on Thursday night.

“This SEC school won the 2023 NCAA Football Title Game in Convincing Fashion with a 65-7 Drubbing of TCU,” the clue read.

The win marked the second-straight national title for Georgia, as the Bulldogs beat Alabama 33-18 to win the 2022 National Championship Game.

The 58-point margin of victory was the most ever in a college football bowl game, in addition to being the most lopsided national championship game. Georgia stormed out to a 38-7 halftime lead, scoring on each one of its first-half possessions.

Georgia punted just once in the game, cruising to victory against the over-matched Horned Frogs.

“I want to thank our fans for traveling all the way out here. I hope they understand the message I’m about to say,” Georgia coach Kirby Smart said after the win. “They can’t take it for granted. You can’t take opportunities like this for granted. And they showed up in full force. And they better never get tired of it because we need them here. We need them to back us. And you can’t become complacent as a fan and we can’t become complacent as coaches.”

Georgia became just the fourth program since 1950 to win back-to-back undisputed national championships. Georgia was the first program to do so in the College Football Playoff era. The last time a team won three consecutive national championships came back when Minnesota won did so from 1934 through 1936.

The Bulldogs have already begun their campaign to win a third-straight title. Spring practice begins on Tuesday for the Bulldogs, with Georgia looking to replace a number of key pieces from last year’s team. Georgia opens the 2023 season on Sept. 2 against UT-Martin.

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