Tag: top 25 rankings

Ranking the top Georgia football wins of the decade: #1

UGA Wire reveals the top Georgia football wins of the decade

In honor of the start of 2020 Wednesday, we decided to put together a list of the Top 10 Georgia football wins from the past decade.

Of course, we listed nine other games in our rankings list, but everyone already knows what No. 1 is, right?

If you hadn’t already guessed it, it’s the 2017-18 Rose Bowl.

Surprise… Surprise…

But seriously… do we even need to say anything else? We’ll just attach the highlights clip as you imagine Sony Michel running into the California sunset on New Years Day, sending the Dawgs home to the championship game.

We can all forget what happened the week after and just pretend the season ended in Pasadena. Sound good?

What a game! At least Baker Mayfield and the Sooners were able to put up some points in this playoff game, however. The amount of twists and turns our hearts took that day will probably cost us a couple years in life, but honestly who cares,

I miss this day.

Taking a look at UGA football coach Kirby Smart’s Amway Coaches Poll Top 25

Taking a look at Georgia football coach Kirby Smart’s final Amway Coaches Poll ballot

Every year at the end of the college football season, USA TODAY Sports releases the ballots for all 65 coaches in the Amway Coaches Poll.

It’s always fun to take a look at who specific coaches voted for, including Kirby Smart, Nick Saban, Dan Mullen and more.

This week, Smart seemed to be pretty upfront with his ballot, ranking the Bulldogs No. 5 behind the College Football Playoff’s Top 4 teams.

Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports

Here’s how the Georgia coach listed his Top 10 teams.

  1. LSU
  2. Ohio State
  3. Clemson
  4. Oklahoma
  5. Georgia
  6. Oregon
  7. Florida
  8. Baylor
  9. Utah
  10. Auburn

 

Smart’s full Top 25 can be found here:

 

Amway USA TODAY Coaches Poll released, where is Georgia?

Amway USA TODAY Coaches Poll released, where is Georgia?

The Amway Coaches Poll, powered by USA TODAY Sports has been released for the final time before bowl season. After a full year of football, the Bulldogs find themselves locked into the No. 5 spot in the poll, just outside of this year’s field.

The Top 10 is as listed below.

  1. LSU
  2. Ohio State
  3. Clemson
  4. Oklahoma
  5. Georgia
  6. Oregon
  7. Florida
  8. Baylor
  9. Alabama
  10. Utah

The full Top 25 can be found here:

College Football Playoff Rankings Reaction: 5 Things We Learned. Utah vs. Big 12 Fight

Five reactions and what we learned from the fourth rankings from the College Football Playoff committee.  

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Five reactions and what we learned from the fourth rankings from the College Football Playoff committee.  

– Contact/Follow @ColFootballNews & @PeteFiutak

– Big 12 vs. Utah
– The known unknown is …
– Penn State love
– What it all really means

5. Rapid-Fire First Reaction To Latest College Football Playoff Rankings

What’s with the refusal to like what Virginia Tech is doing? Yeah, it got wiped out by Duke 45-10 at the end of September, but that was before making a quarterback change – the committee is supposed to notice things like that – and before the team went on a run.

The Hokies have won six of their last seven game, with the one loss coming on the final drive against Notre Dame on the road. They whacked Wake Forest, and over the last two weeks beat Georgia Tech and Pitt by a combined score of 63-0. This team should be a whole lot higher than 24.

Virginia Tech being ranked makes things easier. Now we know that the Virginia-VT winner – and Coastal Division champ – will be the easy pick to go to the Orange Bowl if it loses to Clemson.

Ohio State moving up to No. 1 doesn’t matter all that much, unless it’s the committee’s way of providing a time to get used to the idea of LSU not being in the top spot. Why does this matter?

The College Football Playoff committee REALLY and truly just wants to get it right, and there isn’t some hidden agenda other than simply wanting to create the best four-team tournament possible. With that said, by moving up the Buckeyes now, it’s setting it up to avoid a possible LSU/Alabama rematch in the semifinal.

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Wisconsin at 12, Michigan at 13. Thank you, College Football Playoff committee, for being the only rankings to acknowledge the Badger blowout win over the Wolverines.

Nah, Oregon’s drop to 14 isn’t going to matter as much as you might think. Utah is going to have to dominate the Pac-12 Championship no matter what and get in as a 12-1 Power Five champ. After this weekend, Oregon will move up to around 11.

18 Memphis and 19 Cincinnati play each other, and they could play the week after in the American Athletic Conference championship. No. 20 Boise State has a better shot than you think of being the Group of Five champion going to the Cotton Bowl.

– Big 12 vs. Utah
– The known unknown is …
– Penn State love
– What it all really means

NEXT: Big 12 vs. Utah

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Angry Tweets: CFB fans react to Georgia’s No. 4 ranking on 11/26/19

College football fans react to Georgia’s No. 4 ranking on November 26th, 2019

Hello and welcome back, folks!

We now have a new set of College Football Playoff rankings to discuss and debate, though the Bulldogs remained No. 4 entering rivalry week.

On Saturday, a number of Alabama fans expressed their displeasure with Georgia and how the Bulldogs handled business at home against Texas A&M.

You would think that after an undefeated November and quality wins against the Aggies and Auburn, that these Tide fans would quiet down. However, this is Alabama we are speaking of.

The land of Gump has spoken again and you better believe it’s about the Bulldogs.

(Of course, not all of these tweets are from Tide fans)

Take a look:

ESPN unveils College Football Playoff Rankings for 11/26/19, where is Georgia?

Where is Georgia football in the latest College Football Playoff ranking?

The Georgia Bulldogs held on to defeat the Texas A&M Aggies Saturday, by a score of 19-13 in Athens. Though often ugly in a rain-soaked cross-division battle, the Bulldogs found a way to get the victory and advance to Atlanta (x2) for two more games.

Georgia finds itself going back into the capital of the Peach State in back-to-back weeks, for games against rival Georgia Tech and top-ranked LSU.

With just two weeks remaining, here’s how the Top 10 shaped out on Tuesday night.

 

  1. Ohio State
  2. LSU
  3. Clemson
  4. Georgia
  5. Alabama
  6. Utah
  7. Oklahoma
  8. Minnesota
  9. Baylor
  10. Penn State

ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit ranks Top 6 heading into rivalry week

ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit ranks college football’s Top 6 heading into rivalry week

Kirk Hebrstreit, the ESPN college football analyst, released his latest Top 6 after Week 13 of the season. The longtime College Gameday reporter has the Bulldogs at No. 4 in his rankings, behind the trio of undefeated teams in Clemson, Ohio State and LSU.

But who else is in the Top 6? Well, here you go.

If we’re being honest here, the only ranking of much relevance is Alabama over Utah because the rest are becoming predictable at this point. We know the media is still in love with Alabama, despite losing junior quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, but will that be the case after Auburn?

Time will tell.

College Football Playoff Rankings Reaction: 5 Things We Learned, Top 25 Best Wins Of 2019

Five reactions and what we learned from the third rankings from the College Football Playoff committee. Also, the 25 best wins this season.

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Five reactions and what we learned from the third rankings from the College Football Playoff committee. Also, the 25 best wins so far this season.

– Contact/Follow @ColFootballNews & @PeteFiutak

– If Alabama wins out …
– The known unknown is …
– What’s a big win? Top 25 wins
– What it all really means

5. Rapid-Fire First Reaction To Latest College Football Playoff Rankings

Nothing much actually changed, and that in and of itself is important. The College Football Playoff committee basically punted on a slew of big decisions and calls for now, but that matters.

Oklahoma didn’t get a big bump. Minnesota rocketed up to 8 last week after handing Penn State its only loss so far this year. Oklahoma came up with a special comeback and performance to get by Baylor, and it only moved up one spot. That means …

There appears to be a hard ceiling on how high the Sooners can get. Beating CFP No. 21 Oklahoma State would be nice, and getting by No. 14 Baylor would be solid again if that happens in the Big 12 Championship, but there’s not much room to move up the rankings, because …

Even at 12-1 with a Big 12 Championship – this applies to Baylor, too – there’s way too much traffic. It would take a slew of upsets along the way – like Auburn beating Alabama, a two-loss Pac-12 champion, and some other twists and turns – to get in.

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There’s an outside shot that Notre Dame can get within shouting distance of the New Year’s Six. At 16, the Irish have to count on No. 15 Auburn to lose to Alabama; hope for No. 14 Baylor to drop another game; expect No. 13 Michigan to lose to Ohio State; expect No. 10 Minnesota or No. 12 Wisconsin to lose when the they play each other – and the winner to lose the Big Ten Championship; get a loss against Ohio State out of No. 8 Penn State; and take advantage of Utah and/or Oregon losing again. The Irish  might be able to move up well into the top eight and have an honest shot at one of the big bowls.

Clemson is the only ACC team in the top 25. There are three American Athletic Conference teams ranked – it’s a rough run for the ACC. Virginia Tech should be in the top 25 somewhere, and it likely will be in the near future, but that’s it for now. There’s no one on Clemson’s schedule currently in the College Football Playoff rankings.

– If Alabama wins out …
– The known unknown is …
– What’s a big win? Top 25 wins
– What it all really means

NEXT: If Alabama wins out …

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