The College Football Playoff hits the big time as it transitions from first-round games on campus to the quarterfinals and major bowl games. For Georgia, it's a familiar scene. The Bulldogs haven't lost a bowl game in six years.

Elite defenses battle strategically. High stakes in this pivotal clash. Will Notre Dame take advantage of a vulnerable Georgia team?

The College Football Playoff quarterfinal round will see the No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs (11-2) facing the No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (12-1) in the Sugar Bowl at 8:45 p.m. ET in New Orleans,

Notre Dame star quarterback Riley Leonard discussed the difficulties of preparing for the loaded Georgia defense.

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Notre Dame and Georgia are two teams who have no shortage of NFL caliber talent, especially on the defensive side of the football. There's been a lot of chatter about their New Years Day matchup in the Sugar Bowl Wednesday night,

Notre Dame football is closing in on a CFP quarterfinal game against Georgia, but first, it met the media in New Orleans.

Georgia is slight favorites in the Sugar Bowl, but the Bulldogs will be without starting quarterback Carson Beck. Notre Dame, who has won 11 straight games, has an excellent opportunity to upset the Bulldogs and advance to the playoff semifinals.

When Notre Dame takes on Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on Wednesday night, Fighting Irish fans across the nation will watch a familiar broadcast team on ESPN's coverage. Sean McDonough (play-by-play), Greg McElroy (color commentator),

Georgia's defense has been inconsistent this season, so it will be important for the unit to bring its best against the Irish.