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Georgia vs. Notre Dame betting odds: Bulldogs narrowly favored in Sugar Bowl

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Our first ever College Football Playoff quarterfinal matchup is set and it’s No. 2 Georgia against No. 7 Notre Dame in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Kickoff is set for January 1, 2025 at 8:45 p.m. ET on ESPN and the Bulldogs are the very slim early favorite. According to the Vegas Insider Consensus, an aggregate of numerous sportsbooks out in Sin City, UGA is the one-point favorite.

Notre Dame opened as the one-point favorite at some books and the game opened as a pick’em in other spots. Georgia is favored by as many as 1.5 points by some oddsmakers.

The Fighting Irish earned their way into the Sugar Bowl with a 27-17 win over Indiana in the first ever College Football Playoff game to be played on a home campus. It took place in South Bend as Notre Dame controlled the game from start to finish and led 27-3 with 90 seconds left in the game.

Georgia made earned its way to New Orleans with a season that saw it play six games against teams ranked inside the top 15. The Bulldogs are 4-0 against teams that made the College Football Playoff field, beating Texas twice, Clemson, and Tennessee.

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This will be the fourth matchup between Georgia and Notre Dame. The Bulldogs have won each of the first three. It’s the second time these two teams will meet in New Orleans with the first coming in 1981. That one was for the National Championship with Georgia winning 17-10.

The last two matchups have taken place since Kirby Smart became Georgia’s head coach. The first was in 2017, a 20-19 Bulldog victory in Jake Fromm‘s first career start. The Sugar Bowl will also be Gunner Stockton‘s first start with Carson Beck expected to miss at least the Sugar Bowl and likely more time should Georgia advance.That game took place in South Bend and the two teams would meet two years later in Athens with UGA prevailing once again, this time by a score of 23-17.

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