GT leads UGA 17-0 late in the 2nd QTR. Dayum
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The salty SEC tears about getting a 3-loss team in the playoff are going to be flowing hard.
Funny to see a middle to upper middle GTech own UGA at their house. Rivalry games must mean the ACC can complete with the $EC elite.
17-0 halftime.
17-0 halftime.
Was the announcer just saying UGA shouldn’t be penalized for playing an “extra “ nonconf game?
A 3 loss team should never get an at large bid.
Dumbest thing ever. The SEC plays an 8 game conference schedule so they can schedule an extra patsy noncon game. Now they're being punished LOL?
I never count out the SEC when it comes to getting something they shouldn't.
Georgia is already in the SEC championship, if they win that they are in
True. But if they lose to ga tech and Texas, they have 4 loses. Out. Bama and ole miss? Out. Texas is the only team in.
I am in no way predicting a 3 loss sec team won’t get in. I’m saying they shouldn’t. If Georgia loses today, they get a bye or they’re out. No debate from anyone there. The question is bama and ole miss. No way they deserve to get in. Loses to Kentucky, Florida, vandy and Oklahoma. OUT! (But they’ll get in)
Correct, if they lose to Texas they’re out. If they beat Texas, they’re in. This game against Tech means nothing. This is exactly why the expanded playoffs are a mistake.
Georgia is 9-2. They can lose to Tech, fall to 9-3, beat Texas in the conference championship and be an automatic qualifier for the expanded playoffs. Not only an automatic qualifier, but receive a first round bye.
Under the previous 4-team playoff, no 3-loss team ever stood a chance at making it, not even the SEC champion.
The game against Tech means nothing to Georgia in the big scheme of things and the explanded playoffs are the reason.
Also, under the previous 4-team playoff, Georgia would absolutely have to win against Tech and in the SEC championship against Texas to have a chance at making the playoffs. The Tech game would have still had meaning (a lot of it).
The SEC champion would not be left out of a 4-playoff. Especially one that beat Texas twice.
