TCU vs. Georgia: Best Game Day Prop Bets (January 9)

TCU and Georgia are the final two teams in the College Football season. They will play for the National Championship on January 9th. Georgia finished the season with a record of 14-0. TCU finished with 12-1 record. The team's only loss was against Kansas State. Georgia will look to be the first team to win back to back National Championships since the playoff format was implemented.

TCU finished the season with a record of 12-1. The only loss came against Kansas State in the Big 12 Championship game. Georgia has a 14-0 record this season and will play in National Championship Game.

The TCU offense is known for its explosive passing. The Bulldogs defense has been good all season. Max Duggan finished as the runner up for the Heisman Trophy this season and is the favorite to win the award. Kendre Miller is injured and his replacement will be more of a threat through the air.

Georgia's running back duo, Kenny McIntosh and Daijuan Edwards, have been strong this season. McIntososh has earned 1285 yards from scrimmage and 12 touchdowns, while Edwards has 830 yards and 7 touchdowns. TCU's defense has given up around 151.6 rushing yards per game this year.

TCU and Georgia are going to play each other in the NCAAF championship game on January 9th. Both teams have explosive offenses. The longest touchdown over/under is set at 49 ½ yards.

Georgia and TCU will try to control the line of scrimmage early in this game. Georgia's top concern will be to keep the Horned Frogs offenses off the field. TCU needs to tire out the Bulldogs defense if they want to win.