The key in this game will be TCU's pass defense. They allow 235.6 yards per game (83rd) and allowed Michigan to throw for 342 yards, thus giving them a chance to get back in the game. The run defense isn't much better either and Georgia has a major size advantage in the trenches. Georgia QB Bennett completed 23 of 34 for 398 yards with three TDs and is playing great right now. Kenny McIntosh led the Dawgs with 70 yards rushing, while Daijun Edwards added 56. WR Arian Smith was the playmaker with three catches for 129 yards and a TD. The path to victory for the Bulldogs is going to be on defense. Georgia still ranks fifth nationally in scoring defense at 14.8 points per game and the Bulldogs allowed 14 or fewer points eight times, including two shutouts.