Author: Leprechaun Express - Steve Welsh

“On Saturday, the No. 7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish will square off against the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs in a highly-anticipated matchup that will have major College Football Playoff implications. The Bulldogs are the heavy, home favorite, as they are currently14-point favorites depending on what line you look at. Very few people across the country are giving the Fighting Irish any shot in this one, but in the end, it’s college football and anything can happen. …”

“No. 7 Notre Dame travels to play No. 3 Georgia on Saturday night in one of the premier early college football games of the season. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Notre Dame opened as a 10.5-point underdog ….”

“‘Big on Big.’ It’ll be on display in Athens Saturday night. Georgia and Notre Dame: No. 3 vs. No. 7. Playoff contenders and/or participants in both of the last two football seasons. …”

“And the now-senior starter for the Irish has faced only one team in 10 career starts coming into this season that even finished in the top third (top 45) in either pass-efficiency defense or total defense. That was eventual national champion Clemson last Dec. 29. And Book produced a career-low passing efficiency rating as a starter (83.65) in that 30-3 College Football Player loss to the Tigers. …”

“… I suppose there is nothing to do but to keep overthinking every aspect of No. 7 Notre Dame’s trip to No. 3 Georgia. To help the cause, let’s bother Anthony Dasher, Managing Editor of UGASports.com. …”

“Georgia is attempting to become the first team to begin 3-0 against Notre Dame in a football series since Iowa in 1940, and only the fourth after the turn of the 20th century. …”

“Notre Dame travels to Georgia this weekend to take on the third-ranked Bulldogs. It presents the No. 7 Fighting Irish with an opportunity to earn a significant win. …”

“There have been countless big games hosted over the years in the long, storied history of Sanford Stadium, home of the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs. However, it’s difficult to find one anticipated more than Saturday night’s contest, when No. 7 Notre Dame comes to Athens for the first time. …”

“College football’s must-see matchup for Week 4 takes place in Athens on Saturday night, as Notre Dame meets Georgia in a clash of top-10 teams and playoff contenders. …”

“Saturday, September 21, 2019, Time 8 p.m. ET, Site: Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA, Capacity 92,746 (Bermuda Grass), TV: CBS (national) …”