Watch: Peach Bowl releases hype video ahead of No. 9 Georgia vs. No. 8 Cincinnati

The Bulldogs (7-2) take on Cincinnati (9-0) in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl in Atlanta at noon on New Year’s day. Watch the hype video here.

We’re just a day away from Georgia football’s final game of 2020.

The Bulldogs (7-2) take on Cincinnati (9-0) in the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl in Atlanta at noon on New Year’s day.

To set the stage, the Peach Bowl released this hype video via Twitter and Georgia football’s Twitter account responded.

The AAC champion Bearcats boast a top-10 defense and average 39 points per game, but Georgia has the No. 1 rush defense in the nation and behind the arm of JT Daniels, the Bulldogs have been hot on offense, scoring 38 points per game since the USC transfer took over under center.

Something has to give.

What Cincinnati media is saying about Georgia ahead of Peach Bowl matchup

No. 9 Georgia (7-2) is set to face No. 8 Cincinnati (9-0) in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl at noon on Friday. Here’s what the media is saying.

No. 9 Georgia (7-2) is set to face No. 8 Cincinnati (9-0) in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl at noon on New Year’s day.

The Bulldogs, including a hot Georgia offense and the No. 1 rush defense, take the field for the first time since a 49-14 win at Missouri on Dec. 12.

The last game of the season versus Vanderbilt that was scheduled for the following week was cancelled due to positive COVID-19 testing within the Commodores program.

On the other side, AAC champion Cincinnati rolls into Atlanta with a top-10 defense, undefeated and ready to prove why it deserved playoff consideration.

Here’s what Cincinnati media is saying about Georgia ahead of Friday’s game.

Georgia Bulldogs: A look at the Cincinnati Bearcats’ opponent in the Peach Bowl

By Charlie GoldsmithCincinnati Enquirer

The Bulldogs were a top-5 team for most of the season, but they enter the Peach Bowl at No. 9 in the College Football Playoff rankings. This year, Georgia has beaten two teams that were ranked at the time of the game, Tennessee and Auburn. But none of the Bulldogs’ wins this season came against teams that are currently ranked in the top 25.”

Peach Bowl 2020: Updated Odds and Preview for Cincinnati vs. Georgia

By Joe Tansey – Bleacher Report

“Georgia was likely overvalued in the playoff rankings, and its ninth-place rankings finish is not indicative of the season it had. The Bulldogs got better once J.T. Daniels stepped in at quarterback, but by that time of the season, they were beating the weaker programs in the SEC. With Daniels at the helm of the Georgia offense, Cincinnati’s top-rated defense will have a chance to shut down a highly-rated quarterback.”

 

Desmond Ridder explains challenge Georgia presents in Peach Bowl

By Jaylon Thompson – Bearcat Journal

“Georgia has one of the best defenses in the SEC. The defensive unit finished second in the conference in total defense. The Bulldogs also have a good pass defense that ranked sixth in the SEC. Opposing quarterbacks just had 13 passing touchdowns against the unit this season.”