2022 CFP National Championship Game Predictions

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2022 CFP National Championship Game Predictions

In this quick clip from the All Access show, Drew Butler, Danny Kanell and former Georgia Bulldogs QB Aaron Murray discuss their predictions for the CFP National Championship game: Georgia (-2.5) vs Alabama.

Bama's past dominance of Georgia is no indication that such a trend will continue for this Championship game.

"Georgia's going to come out and play their hardest game. They're a great team, and I don't think they have any mental or kinda something blocking them mentally from winning," Alabama linebacker Henry To'oTo'o said. "I think Georgia's going to come out and play hard, fast and physical as they usually do. They're going to play their game. Georgia's a tremendous team, and it's up to us to answer the bell, how we respond, how we execute, how we play. We're excited for the challenge."

Think Drew, Danny and Aaron agree?  Check out the video betting preview below.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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