I bet the Sugar Bowl committee might have chosen another team if they knew this was going to be the case but I guess Georgia's higher ranking trumped that.
UGA appears to have quit on the 2019 season
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Pretty sure the ranking enforces it. Ultimately, the committee does the choosing for the NY6 bowls.
The reason the Sugar Bowl got Georgia was because the committee put UGA where the Sugar Bowl wanted them.
The little shot at Jake Coker is ironic...………....considering he was the winning QBFor my Georgia based Bama fans
The Top Ten Most Excruciating UGA Losses of the Decade
No other team in college football has failed in as devastating and as high-profile ways as Georgia has this decade. LETS RANK THEM!www.google.com
Jake Coker played his three best football games of his career in the 2015 postseason (2015 SEC Championship, 2015 Cotton Bowl, 2016 College Football Playoff Championship).
Reckon the quality of playing your best in the biggest moments would be hard for a dawg fan to recognize.
Reckon the quality of playing your best in the biggest moments would be hard for a dawg fan to recognize.
Classic line. Full banjeaux, if I can coordinate that on a pad.
As one of those Georgia based Bama fans, thank you.For my Georgia based Bama fans
The Top Ten Most Excruciating UGA Losses of the Decade
No other team in college football has failed in as devastating and as high-profile ways as Georgia has this decade. LETS RANK THEM!
I would be happy to see georgia be irrelevant forever!
What Penn State did, condoned, and may as well have advocated publicly was so egregious, so revolting, and so horrible that I have a hard time pulling for them ever (exception: when we need them to beat someone to help Alabama). In that case, Joe Paterno was the tail wagging the dog of the university - and the cold, hard reality is that IF he had wanted to do something about it, he would have.
He didn't.
I find Baylor's situation disgusting for a different reason: this is a school that, publicly at least, is supposed to be some sort of Christian school (a la SMU or TCU) and they let it all just happen.
He didn't.
I find Baylor's situation disgusting for a different reason: this is a school that, publicly at least, is supposed to be some sort of Christian school (a la SMU or TCU) and they let it all just happen.
Play to 12 OT tie till both teams just quit and players dont even want to play next season would be fine with me
It will be interesting to see how UGA performs with 13 players missing. But then counting all of our injuries and players sitting out, I think we were down 13 as well.
Close:
[DL] 12/16/2019 - DJ Dale is OUT Wednesday vs Michigan ( Knee ) |
[LB] 12/16/2019 - Terrell Lewis is OUT Wednesday vs Michigan ( Personal ) |
[DB] 12/16/2019 - Trevon Diggs is OUT Wednesday vs Michigan ( Personal ) |
[PK] 12/09/2019 - Will Reichard is "?" Wednesday vs Michigan ( Hip ) |
(!)[QB] 11/17/2019 - Tua Tagovailoa is out for season ( Hip ) |
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[DL] 09/16/2019 - Labryan Ray is out indefinitely ( Foot ) |
[DL] 09/13/2019 - Antonio Alfano is out indefinitely ( Academics ) |
[OL] 08/31/2019 - Emil Ekiyor Jr. is out indefinitely ( Knee ) |
[LB] 08/28/2019 - Dylan Moses is out for season ( Knee ) |
[RB] 08/15/2019 - Trey Sanders is out indefinitely ( Knee ) |
[LB] 08/12/2019 - Joshua McMillon is out for season ( Knee ) |
Georgia has quit and it’s not even the 4th quarter yet? Must be a 2020 thing. 
This reminds of what Coach Saban said about the bowls being given less prominence due to the playoff. The Sugar Bowl used to mean something and it was a great prestige to be in the game. Now, it is often the second-ranked SEC team playing in the Sugar Bowl, and it is seen as a consolation prize.
I hope so... the Thread Title is Phenomenal!!Is this the game thread?
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