Notre Dame made history by defeating Indiana and collecting its first CFP win for the university and its recently extended head coach Marcus Freeman. While this is a great accomplishment, nobody in Notre Dame land is satisfied, everybody wants more, as they all should.

Notre Dame and Georgia face off on New Years Day down in New Orleans, and with all of the matchups that will be highlighted throughout this game, none might be more important than the battle inside of the red zone.

The Fighting Irish have played two opponents more than once without posting a victory, including the Bulldogs.

Notre Dame has the chance to record its biggest win in over 30 years against Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. The question is: will it?

Joel Klatt is concerned about Georgia going into Wednesday’s College Football Playoff quarterfinal against Notre Dame. Klatt broke down the matchup on his show this week. He cited issues on both sides of the ball when talking about why the Bulldogs could be “in trouble” against the Fighting Irish.

The No. 2 seed Georgia Bulldogs are playing the No. 7 seed Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the Sugar Bowl. Georgia enters the game as slight favorites in what is expected to be one of the most competitive College Football Playoff quarterfinal games. The Sugar Bowl will played in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Jan. 1 at 8:45 p.m. ET.

Notre Dame’s Jaylen Sneed (3) celebrates after a sack against Indiana in a first-round playoff game in South Bend, Ind. Justin Casterline/Getty Share There’s a story line making the rounds that Notre Dame hasn’t won a major bowl game in over 30 years.