Dawgs being physically dominated and the quarterback is not a difference-maker.
Goodbye, Georgia
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Definitely our worst game but Ole Miss is obviously good.
It was bad because we had them at home and our coach gave them a head start. Look at how we're playing now. Nobody ought to beat us like that at home.
No dominant team in CFB this year.Any team can lose if they don’t bring something close to their best.Don’t be shocked if Ga beats the snot out of Tenn next week.Its been that type of season
Oregon is dominant until proven otherwise.
Ohio State will divert Indiana and probably beat Oregon in Indianapolis. In that case, the two best teams in the country will apparently be B1G teams. The SEC sucks. We're counting on Texas for validity.
With all the 5 Star players at UGA, it's almost coaching malpractice.
Oregon thinks differently.
Beck is fine with his passes out in the flat or deep, but his vertical game is to put it kindly is "underwhelming"
It's just hard to keep the ball rolling right there at the top. They have a wonderful roster, and I think their defense would get them by if their offense hadn't slipped so bad.
They have become inexplicably not good at quarterback or at the outside receiver positions and they go one-deep at quality running back. Neither are they as good as they have been at tight end.
They miss Brock Bowers and Ladd McConkey to the moon and back. The people they have at those positions now don't hold a candle to those difference-makers. Throw in the fact that the offensive coordinator is a proven non-genius and they are at least two rungs below where they have been on the top-tier ladder.
I think Ohio State beats them in Indianapolis if they both get there - but not by much.
Should never have been what it was. Bad coaching, bad everything. Ole Miss is good, but they ain't as good as we made them look.
I think Dan Lanning is a dang good coach. He is probably the main reason Georgia isn't looking so good since he left.
It’s a shame we didn’t get to play them. I’d love to see what we could do. That being said, they will still be a playoff team. GT could be a test, but I don’t see them beating those damn dawgs
Georgia is still in the playoff picture. Now if the lose to Tennessee on Saturday, it is probably over.
Oregon started slow - struggled with Idaho and Boise State - but since the first 2 weeks they've really played well. At this point I don't see how you argue they're not the best team in the country.
I think that's the bigger reason. People in Georgia are ready to burn down Bobo's house with him in it.
Would 3 losses eliminate them? There's playoff talk for us, and we have 3 losses without a win over a team like Texas.
It could. A lot of time it means a lot on when the losses occurred. And I am not predicting Gamecocks to the playoffs, but should USC and UGA finish with 3 losses, I think the fact USC would have finished the season on a 6 game win streak ending the season with a win over a possibly top 15 Clemson team, they would get the nod over UGA. But like I said, I am not holding my breath on a Gamecock to the playoffs. A lot of dominoes would need to fall just right for that to happen. One being Tenneessee beating UGA, And IMO, I think UGA wins that game.
Don't disagree with any certain point. I just see a committee sitting down with the names Georgia and South Carolina in front of them, and I think the blue blood name gets the call.
No facts, just feeling.
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