No. 1 Georgia was, once again, ranked at the top of the updated College Football Playoff rankings on Tuesday night.
There was debate whether Michigan, ranked No. 3 last week, deserved to jump UGA after its road win over previously second-ranked Ohio State.
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Here’s how UGA Twitter reacted to the rankings:
Debate over. #GoDawgs remains on top.
At the end of the day, UGA is 4-0 against Top-25 CFP teams. Michigan is 2-0. @UGAfootballLive pic.twitter.com/V2i9ByW5Ad
— J.C. Shelton (@jc_shelton_) November 30, 2022
Will be No. 1 Georgia vs. No. 14 LSU in the SEC Championship Game this Saturday. #GoDawgs
— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) November 30, 2022
Georgia has wins over 4 teams in the current #CFBPlayoff Top 25 by an avg of 42.2 to 10.5:
#7 Tennessee 27-13
#16 Oregon 49-3
#19 S. Carolina 48-7
#24 Miss. State 45-19The Dawgs play CFP #14 LSU on Saturday.
Michigan, TCU, USC, Ohio St, Bama & Tenn have 2 wins each vs top 25.
— Jon Tweets Sports (@jontweetssports) November 30, 2022
Any chatter of Alabama backing into the #CFBPlayoff is completely dead.
Even if TCU and Southern Cal both were to lose, you aren’t dropping a 1-loss TCU with that strength of schedule beneath Bama, in addition to Bama having zero chance to jump Ohio State while both sit idle.
— Logan Booker (@LoganMBooker) November 30, 2022
Georgia is dusting USC. Then beating the breaks off Michigan again. Rinse and repeat. Nothing to see here. https://t.co/NihkjohqyT
— .. (@_RIV3RA__) November 30, 2022
I think Georgia, TCU and Michigan are in no matter what happens this weekend. There’s on spot left if USC blows it.
— Mark Powers (@PTSkeptic) November 30, 2022
Ripping Michigan’s non-conference schedule continues to be a weird exercise. Georgia hammered Oregon, impressive. Then the gauntlet of Samford, Kent State & Georgia Tech. TCU went to battle with Colorado, Tarleton State & SMU. USC got Notre Dame… then Rice & Fresno St. Relax.
— Sam Block (@theblockspot) November 30, 2022
Why did the selection committee reward Georgia instead of Michigan?
Because one team scheduled 2 Power 5 opponents in non-conference play (Georgia) and one team said "nah, UConn is fine."
— Connor O'Gara (@cjogara) November 30, 2022
Assuming this weekend ends up being a wild one… Does a one loss TCU or Ohio State get in over Alabama?! 🧐
— Keith Marshall (@Truthh4) November 29, 2022