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Georgia Bulldogs (2021-2022 National Champions)

I don't need to come up with a defense. Kirby already has, and it's ranked #1 in the country with 9 5 STAR players and Jordan Davis (a 3 star on paper but a SUPERSTAR on the field, so technically he's a 5 STAR also, so you could argue that our defense has 10 5 STARS, but that's just sematics).
Certainly explains why ya'll knocked skulls with Georgia fuckin Southern yesterday.
 
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I guess what’s so surprising reading the last 10 pages or so is how it’s just assumed the bed shitting Kirby’s done every year at UGA has just gone away….without actual evidence that it really has.

He’s still Kirby fucking Smart…the guy who’s not met expectations every single year he’s been at UGA….

Yes, I know he won God’s conference in 2017…but the L he dodged by a fluky ass Auburn appearance in that game was rectified in the CFP title game
 
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Thanks for the correction. Chickenshit Saturday with 9 5 stars and Jordan Davis.

That's on defense only.

There's actually 19 5 STARS total on the team (plus Jordan Davis and Brock Bowers (TE) who are technically 5 STAR players based on their performance on the field).

**For further reference, please see chart below:

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That's on defense only.

There's actually 19 5 STARS total on the team (plus Jordan Davis and Brock Bowers (TE) who are technically 5 STAR players based on their performance on the field).

**For further reference, please see chart below:

screen-shot-2021-10-30-at-124828-pm.webp

Posts like this make you look ridiculous. Because since 2018, National Championships:
Alabama- 1(also won it in 2017)
Clemson- 1
LSU- 1
UGA -0

And since 2018, National Championship appearances:
Alabama- 2
Clemson- 2
Ohio State- 1
LSU-1
UGA- 0

SEC Championships since 2018:
Alabama- 2
LSU- 1

So all of those stars, means your coaching is terrible and/or all that talent is suspect. You can be the judge...
 
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Certainly explains why ya'll knocked skulls with Georgia fuckin Southern yesterday.

We tried to schedule Ohio State for this season:

Ohio State cancels series with Georgia set for 2020-2021
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...ancels-series-with-georgia-set-for-2020-2021/

Ohio State and Georgia had agreed to a home-and-home to kick off the next decade. But with both teams' conferences going through major changes in scheduling, the Buckeyes backed out of that agreement Thursday with Georgia's blessing.
By Jerry Hinnen

May 31, 2012 at 5:33 pm ET1 min read

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Well, we hope nobody made travel plans they can't change.

Thursday's news that Ohio State and Georgia won't play a home-and-home series as previously agreed would seem to be a disappointing blow to supporters of both the Buckeyes and Bulldogs--not to mention any college football fan searching for that increasingly endangered species, the marquee nonconference matchup. But with the series set for the 2020 and 2021 seasons, no contract yet signed between the schools, and both teams looking at crowded future nonconference slates, its cancellation doesn't exactly come as a surprise.

“I’m not upset," Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity told the Athens Banner-Herald. "The bottom line, they said they couldn’t play."

The two schools signed a letter of understanding in December 2010, a little more than 12 months before the Big Ten and Pac-12 announced their annual nonconference scheduling agreement, due to kick off in 2017. That game plus the Buckeyes' eight league matchups already have their schedule at nine BCS opponents--and that's assuming the Big Ten doesn't renew its previous commitment to playing a ninth conference game.

The Bulldogs likewise have their annual rivalry game vs. Georgia Tech, eight SEC games, and a league that's already squabbling over major scheduling issues that a ninth game would go a long, long way towards solving.

Little wonder, then, that the two sides abandoned the series amicably, or that McGarity says he won't schedule a similar series until college football's expansion-induced scheduling upheaveal "settle(s) down."

But even if we can't say we're surprised or even disappointed (given how unlikely the games were to ever be played, especially once the Big Ten agreed to its Pac-12 deal) we can at least point out that the longer the arrangement did stay on the books, the closer it came to becoming reality--and that it's still a shame it's come off of those books this quickly.

Don't know why it didn't happen, but perhaps the football gods will make it happen in the playoffs this year. If it does, should be a good one.
 
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We tried to schedule Ohio State for this season:

Ohio State cancels series with Georgia set for 2020-2021
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...ancels-series-with-georgia-set-for-2020-2021/



Don't know why it didn't happen, but perhaps the football gods will make it happen in the playoffs this year. If it does, should be a good one.

I think maybe because SEC teams think a home and home series means playing 1 game in Athens and the other in Atlanta. If I recall, LSU was the only team with the cojones to play north of the Mason Dixon in a true home and home.
 
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