Actually, if UGA doesn't lose one more time and Missouri loses 2 more times to SEC opponent, UGA goes to Atlanta even if SC wins out. Think about that. Missouri by virtue of beating UGA has the best chance of getting to Atlanta from the East. Either way, I don't mind playing SC or Mizzoo in Atlanta. The Dawgs, if healthy, would present a bigger problem for us (assuming we get there). I still think we could take the Dawgs even if fully healthy.
That scenario is actually a lot more feasible than a lot of people would otherwise believe, albeit still unlikely. With Texas A&M and Ole Miss (in Oxford) left on the schedule, it's certainly not unreasonable to believe that Missouri could lose two more SEC games in the stretch run.
By the same token, there is a decent chance that Georgia wins out in conference play. Florida is unlikely to up-end UGA given the Gators' putrid offense, and Kentucky is not a real threat. In my eyes, the only real stumbling block for UGA is Auburn, and while that will certainly be a tough battle, with Murray at the helm, it's certainly a possibility if Todd Gurley, Tray Matthews, and Michael Bennett all return from injury, as expected (and possibly Chris Conley and Josh Harvey-Clemons as well). Auburn might ultimately win that game, but it won't be one they run away with, and I expect it to be close once UGA has a few players return to the lineup.
Either way, regardless if it's Georgia, Mizzou, or South Carolina we ultimately face in Atlanta, any of those three pale in comparison to the fight we will hopefully get in Pasadena against either FSU or Oregon.
