Surely after beating Texas twice, right?

100%

Texas gets another home game though.

Definitely. They will be the #2 seed if Oregon wins.

The SEC winner was always going to get a top 4:seed.

Of course they do. I bet we see t.u. Lose to UGA 3x this year

They're #5, just beat #2 for the second time.

Plus the top 4 aren't just the top 4 anymore. The top 4 with the bye are the top 4 conference champs, regardless of ranking.

Yes, they will be one of the 4 highest rated conference champions so they will get a bye.

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The SEC winner was always going to get a tip 4:seed.

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The SEC champ was always going to be at worst the 2 seed
and the 1 seed if Oregon loses

No they will be left out of playoffs because their QB got hurt like Florida st

frito said:

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The SEC winner was always going to get a top 4:seed.

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SEC champ was at worst going to be a 2 seed and possibly a one seed if Oregon loses

If Oregon wins tonight, they are the top seed. If Oregon loses tonight, they will be the 5th seed

Sips bet 5 seed and ASU & then Boise St, unless Oregon loses.

They should. They own the sips. Beat them twice.

Texas fall to five, unless Penn State beats Oregon and it's not a total beat down. Then Oregon gets the five seed in Texas fall to sixth.

They really need to put texas & georgia on opposite sides of the bracket

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Of course they do. I bet we see t.u. Lose to UGA 3x this year

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I hope you're wrong and they lose in the first round

UGA is #2 seed.

They won't be #1

Yes, they get a top 4 seed for a first round bye because they are an 11-2 (6-2) SEC Champion.

Ga guaranteed #2, texas would be 5/6.

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frito said:

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The SEC winner was always going to get a tip 4:seed.

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The SEC champ was always going to be at worst the 2 seed
and the 1 seed if Oregon loses

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They are already behind Penn state. They aren't going to jump then of Penn state wins

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They really need to put texas & georgia on opposite sides of the bracket

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I hope the committee is smart. Put Big 10 winner and Sec winner on opposite bracket. Put tSOU and texas opposite.

This will help determine the best conference and then make for a great championship game.

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I hope the committee is smart. Put Big 10 winner and Sec winner on opposite bracket.

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That's a given. 1&2

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I hope the committee is smart. Put Big 10 winner and Sec winner on opposite bracket.

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That's a given. 1&2

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I am talking about putting texas in PSU/oregon and tOSU in Ga bracket.

I don't want to see a 3rd texas/game or 2nd PSU/Oregon game til the finals.

1 seed is Oregon or Penn State. 8/9. Tu vs Tenn
4 seed is Boise or Ariz State. 5/12 Ore/PS vs Boise/ASU

3 seed is SMU/Clemson winner. 6/11 Ohio State vs Bama
2 seed is Georgia. 7/10 ND vs Indiana

So texas is ahead of PSU and if both loses, PSU drops 2 spots and texas 6?

Ummmm no

I was told by everybody on social media that Georgia had fallen off & Kirby had lost control of the program. Quick turnaround for the Bulldogs!

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So texas is ahead of PSU and if both loses, PSU drops 2 spots and texas 6?

Ummmm no

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Nobody knows what will happen. I just don't see how you possibly line it up for them to put tu to play Georgia if tu wins their first round game.

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No they will be left out of playoffs because their QB got hurt like Florida st

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Except their backup actually played better than their starter.

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Kirby Smart must be referring to road games at Alabama, Texas, and Ole Miss in the same season. Georgia lost 2 of those 3 road games to Alabama and Ole Miss and nearly lost to Kentucky before escaping with a 13-12 road win on 9/14. But they will have a much more favorable home/away SEC schedule with home games against Alabama, Kentucky, Ole Miss, and Texas, 3 SEC road games against Auburn, Tennessee and Mississippi State, and a neutral site game against Florida. Georgia will probably be favored in every game, excepted for maybe a road game at Tennessee.