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Bulldogs advance to CFP championship game by outlasting Sooners

PASADENA, Calif._In 103 Rose Bowls before Monday, only two teams had rallied to win after being down double digits at halftime. Georgia, with a freshman quarterback trading passes with a Heisman Trophy-winning fifth-year senior, didn't seem built to become the third.

So much for history and reputations.

In the first overtime game in Rose Bowl history, No. 3 Georgia advanced to Monday's national championship game against No. 4 Alabama in Atlanta by rallying for a 54-48 victory over No. 2 Oklahoma in front of 92,844.

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