Stetson Bennett’s ability to lead Georgia is special! – Matthew Stafford | College GameDay

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ESPN published this video item, entitled “Stetson Bennett’s ability to lead Georgia is special! – Matthew Stafford | College GameDay” – below is their description.

Matthew Stafford, Tim Tebow, Nick Saban and Pat McAfee join College GameDay to talk about Stetson Bennett’s decision making and leadership as the Georgia Bulldogs take on the TCU Horned Frogs in the College Football National Championship.

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