LOS ANGELES — Any skill player knows you have to take care of your offensive line. Kendall Milton made sure to do that after the big boys up front cleared the way for his touchdown run.

With the game well in hand, Milton was videoed bringing a plate of wings from one of the luxury boxes at the field level of SoFi Stadium to several members of the Georgia offensive line.

The video went viral and perhaps best illustrates just how much of a mismatch Monday’s contest was.

“It means the world to me,” Milton said of his touchdown run. “The fact that my brothers always let me know they have my back and that I was going to do big things. They had my back throughout the whole season and I’m glad I had their back.”

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Milton finished the game with 33 rushing yards on 10 carries. As a team, Georgia ran for 254 rushing yards behind a strong offensive line performance. Kenny McIntosh led the way with 50 rushing yards, while Stetson Bennett and Branson Robinson each had two rushing touchdowns.

Georgia also kept Bennett clean when he dropped back to pass, as he was not sacked on Monday night. On the season, Georgia gave up just 9.0 sacks. It’s the fewest ever for a team that played a 15-game season.

“The scheme, players around you,” Bennett said. “I mean, you know, I’ve been along for three years, we brought back pretty much the entire core of our offense from last year, so we were all clicking. We had a really good offense.”

The Georgia offensive line entered the game with a point to prove, as it felt it should’ve won the Joe Moore Award. Instead, Michigan went home with the honor given to the nation’s top offensive line.

Against the Wolverines, TCU had 4.0 sacks. In the loss to Georgia, TCU had zero sacks.

Georgia’s offensive line is likely to look very different next season. Left tackle Broderick Jones is projected to be a first-round pick, while Sedrick Van Pran is one of the top center prospects in the draft. Warren McClendon also has a decision to make regarding his future as well.

But Georgia will bring back Tate Ratledge and Amarius Mims, who started at right guard and tackle. Georgia also signed a strong offensive line class led by Monroe Freeling.

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