re: Tua would've transferred if kept on sidelines for last game

I think it is real, but it certainly isn't a firm and hard rule. If you are playing well you are increasing confidence and it leads to it being more likely that you will continue to play well and with confidence. But I'd say momentum is certainly real but more along the lines of playing with confidence.

A half time break, adjustments and a change at QB all helped break UGA's momentum.

Second half was a real uphill climb and was very back and forth, but I felt Alabama held the second half momentum for the most part. The sack in OT was the only time i felt like the game had gotten out of hand actually.