Folks, the dreaded offseason has finally arrived. Unfortunately, we will have to deal without having football on the TV until the Fall.
With that being said, why not get the excitement flowing early?
Here’s our best guess at a way-too-early predictions list for Georgia’s newly released 2021 schedule. Of course, this will change following spring practice and summer workouts.
- Sept. 4: Clemson, Charlotte, Nc: W, 35-28
- Sept. 11: UAB, Athens, Ga: W, 45-13
- Sept 18: South Carolina, Athens, Ga: W, 48-10
- Sept. 25: at Vanderbilt, Nashville, Tn: W, 55-7
- Oct. 2: Arkansas, Athens, Ga: W, 35-21
- Oct. 9: at Auburn, Auburn, Ala: W: 34-14
- Oct. 16: Kentucky, Athens, Ga: W, 31-10
- Oct. 23: Off: (Bye Week)
- Oct. 30: Florida, Jacksonville, Fla: W, 45-35
- Nov. 6: Missouri, Athens, Ga: W, 48-21
- Nov. 13: At Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn: W, 45-10
- Nov. 20: Charleston Southern, Athens, Ga: W, 59-6
- Nov. 27: at Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Ga: W, 55-20
- Dec. 4: SEC Championship (Alabama), Atlanta, Ga: L, 35-34
- Make CFP as 3-seed
After a close loss to Alabama, the Dawgs make the playoff at 12-1. Georgia then enters the playoff to likely face No. 2 Oklahoma in a rematch of the 2018 Rose Bowl Game.
Alabama (1) and Clemson (4) round out the Top 4.
Then, the Dawgs get a rematch with Alabama in the national championship and fall justtttt short …
An incredible 2021 season ends just short of glory because that’s what happens to Georgia sports teams … (But seriously, we can’t pick Georgia to beat Alabama until it actually happens)