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I'd be OK with keeping it at 4 teams on the condition no team that loses its Conference Championship Game is allowed to be in the CFP.

If this were the case for Georgia, maybe UGA might have blitzed Bryce Young before the second half when down by 14+ points.  I watched the Alabama-Auburn game and was simply astounded why Georgia didn't follow the same defensive game plan as Auburn, who held Alabama to 0 points through 3 quarters bringing 5 and 6 pass rushers to sack Bryce Young seven times.

Georgia played that SEC CG game like losing wasn't the end of the world for them, with zero urgency. They had the arrogance to think they could rush just 4 guys as they had all season, and it would work to stop Alabama as it did everyone else. Now, should they face Alabama again, they will do so knowing the original plan of rushing just 4 isn't going to work against Alabama. And now that key Alabama WR John Metchie out for season, they will have an even bigger advantage in a second matchup. 

Why the hell should Georgia get a mulligan nobody else gets?

They don’t.  They simply are the best one loss team left.  Can’t see why you have such a hard time with that.  ND played a patsy schedule.  Got whipped by the one ranked team they played. OKSU  would have had a great argument - had they won.  They didn’t. Utah has 2 losses. And the PAC-12 (deservedly) gets no respect.  So who is left?

Methinks this is one of those SEC is overrated rants.  It is not.  It is by far  the best football week in week out in the country.  And it has, by far, the most talent. As evidenced by the number of SEC players in the NFL.

As for your urgency comments, are you kidding? They had the chance not only to win the SEC, but also would be 1 seed, playing weakest team. And best of all, perhaps knock Bama out.

Big 10 is, IMO, the second best. Michigan has a great chance to make a statement.

[lex24]

I'd be OK with keeping it at 4 teams on the condition no team that loses its Conference Championship Game is allowed to be in the CFP.

If this were the case for Georgia, maybe UGA might have blitzed Bryce Young before the second half when down by 14+ points.  I watched the Alabama-Auburn game and was simply astounded why Georgia didn't follow the same defensive game plan as Auburn, who held Alabama to 0 points through 3 quarters bringing 5 and 6 pass rushers to sack Bryce Young seven times.

Georgia played that SEC CG game like losing wasn't the end of the world for them, with zero urgency. They had the arrogance to think they could rush just 4 guys as they had all season, and it would work to stop Alabama as it did everyone else. Now, should they face Alabama again, they will do so knowing the original plan of rushing just 4 isn't going to work against Alabama. And now that key Alabama WR John Metchie out for season, they will have an even bigger advantage in a second matchup. 

Why the hell should Georgia get a mulligan nobody else gets?

They don’t.  They simply are the best one loss team left.  Can’t see why you have such a hard time with that.  ND played a patsy schedule.  Got whipped by the one ranked team they played. OKSU  would have had a great argument - had they won.  They didn’t. Utah has 2 losses. And the PAC-12 (deservedly) gets no respect.  So who is left?

Methinks this is one of those SEC is overrated rants.  It is not.  It is by far  the best football week in week out in the country.  And it has, by far, the most talent. As evidenced by the number of SEC players in the NFL.

As for your urgency comments, are you kidding? They had the chance not only to win the SEC, but also would be 1 seed, playing weakest team. And best of all, perhaps knock Bama out.

Big 10 is, IMO, the second best. Michigan has a great chance to make a statement.