PASADENA, Calif. — This is the way it has been for the last four years now, side by side, together, moving forward.
No second-guessing, no what-ifs or what-could-bes.
"One more to go, baby," Sony Michel said to Nick Chubb, his arm around his Georgia backfield mate, yelling amid the din of the postgame celebration in the greatest Rose Bowl ever played. "We've got one more."
For the first time in their careers—which have been defined by a two-is-greater-than-one mentality—Sony Michel got his moment in Georgia's game for the ages, a double overtime victory over Oklahoma in the College Football Playoff Rose Bowl semifinal.