Dawg Sports Report
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Kirby Smart says the Playoff committee’s arithmetic killed the Clemson series, and now television’s own committee has passed on Athens too.
Georgia’s first availability report of Oklahoma week lists Nate Frazier and Isiah Canion as questionable, and Kirby Smart swears they could have played anyway.
Georgia and Clemson scrapped four future meetings with two signatures, and the SEC’s nine-game schedule held the pen.
Oklahoma’s defense travels beautifully; whether the offense makes the trip to Athens is an open question.
Every model likes Georgia to beat Oklahoma. The disagreement begins when the bookmaker asks whether the Bulldogs will do it by two touchdowns.
The home-and-home set for 2029 and 2032 is off before anybody bought a ticket, while a wounded Oklahoma limps toward Athens.
Oklahoma’s quarterback got scolded by his own coach and praised by Kirby Smart in the same twenty-four hours, which tells you how the week is going in Norman.
Georgia’s center has been snapping one-handed all season, and Saturday Oklahoma gets to meet the other one.
Georgia will play Vanderbilt on Oct. 3 at a time to be named later, because that is how the sport works now.
Arkansas gave Georgia’s defensive line so little to do Saturday that Tray Scott turned the TV timeouts into practice.
