We are moving on to the quarterfinal round for the college football playoff as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish earned their spot by taking down the Indiana Hoosiers. Notre Dame’s opponent is the Georgia Bulldogs — champions of the SEC.

Notre Dame (12-1) earned a spot in the Playoff Quarterfinals after a 27-17 victory over No. 10 Indiana in the first-ever College Football Playoff First-Round Game. The Fighting Irish, who are seeded No. 7, will be making their fifth Sugar Bowl appearance and are looking to continue their strong postseason run.

A year after landing the best College Football Playoff semifinal game, the Sugar Bowl has scored arguably the most attractive CFP quarterfinal game in Georgia-Notre Dame.

One of the more memorable Sugar Bowls of all-time featured both Notre Dame and Georgia as the top-ranked Bulldogs capped a perfect season in the 1981 Sugar Bowl with a thrilling 17-10 victory over the Fighting Irish.

Notre Dame’s debut in the twelve-team College Football Playoff went even better than expected, as the Fighting Irish dominated No. 8 Indiana. Now, in his third year in South Bend, head coach Marcus Freeman faces the ultimate litmus test: Georgia.