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randyglass14
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No effective air-raid spread offense = no playoff. Stop the ‘we’ll be ok if we just play Georgia football” talk. If we do that, we have absolutely NO chance to be in the playoff much more beat an elite team. We deserve better from Kirby and his coaching staff. And more importantly so do the players. Keep it up Kirby and these vaunted recruiting classes you’re so focused on will soon be a distant memory. Go Dawgs but something big with the O better change by this time next year or someone will be on the hot seat..and well deserved!
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MontanaDawg
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We're a very good football team that's trying to find its starting QB, offensive rhythm, and identity. On paper, we should beat the remaining teams on our schedule and probably play Bama in the SEC Championship. Win that one, and we're IN the CFP. Other than doing that if we lose another game we are OUT. Pretty simple.
More and more experts, coaches, and writers are in favor of expanding the playoffs. It's going to happen at some point sooner than later I think - to either 6, or I hope, 8 teams. This only 4 team playoff just isn't cutting it IMHO.
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1SICemDAWGS1
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Other than Ohio St, who does the little10 have? Michigan, Penn st, Wisconsin? Michigan and harbaugh are overrated on a yearly basis. Penn St already has a loss, after 1 game. Only 1 I can see making the playoffs would be the buckeyes and a ? As for the possible 2nd team. Numerous things could happen before the playoffs. 1 game into the season and the little10 has a possible top contender with a loss already. That will change on 10-31-20 when Ohio St plays Penn St and 1 team leaves with its first loss, or 1 team leaves with 2 losses. No one knows at this point, way too early. They may take each other out, and only the Conference champion makes it. Little10 and the pac12 play the fewest games to reach the playoffs. Both conferences have already been given an advantage from the start.
