I'm now rooting for a Georgia blowout

[LegionnaireOfTheMiserable]

My point was Ohio State lost at home to a 7-5 Michigan team and 1 more ranked win was the reasoning for ranking them over us on Tuesday. You could apply the same logic to Texas, and yes, I do believe the crowd difference is 5 points or more difference in a game, if you don't see that in college football at hostile road environments, especially in SEC road environments, idk what to tell you. Our road struggles in the last 4 years have been pretty obvious. I mean in 2022, our road win in Baton Rouge was discredited because it was played at 11am.

If Ohio State fans blamed the loss at having to play at noon, you might have a point

 

[mscc1998]

OH! The difference in a field goal! Definitely changes the complexion and outcome of a game.
I know the Texas kicker is hating life now and wondering what could have been.

 

[barknoxbrawler]

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There is nothing elite about ga this year.
GA Tech beat them like a drum......crazy breaks and horrendous calls gave the game to ga.
Hell, KY almost beat them and ole miss embarrassed them.

I don’t agree. They seem to be able to play horrible then flip a switch and it changes. I don’t see any other SEC school doing it. The others play mediocre on one or both sides, still win and move on. Georgia just seems to have an afterburner (when needed) that the others don’t.

 

[StetsonBennett]

Georgia gets away with offensive holding continually. It really is concerning how they get away with it so much. Texas got flagged correctly but a blind eye happens when it’s the other way around. And Herb once again said before the game will Georgia respond to some home cooking tonight.

The second something goes wrong, blame the refs. It's never something other than the refs.