Steele charts what he calls Strength of Wins, which tracks the number of wins a team’s losing FBS opponents have compiled themselves. Georgia currently stands third, behind Alabama and Wisconsin, neither the latter of which hasn’t played an FCS team this season.
He’s got a Strength of Losses list, as well. Georgia is seventh.
Get The Picture 
Bama played Mercer this past Saturday, so they do have an FCS opponent.
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Ah, you’re right. Phil’s made a mistake!
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When you write so much that a fighter pilot has to use a magnifying glass to read it, you’re bound to make a mistake or 2.
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That’s weird. A Tech coworker has being telling me all week about how UGA hasn’t played anyone. Strange.
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Tell that guy he’s FOS! No, really!
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I actually just roll my eyes and walk away. Tech people aren’t worthy of my hate. There is nothing in could say that would make them more miserable than they already are in general.
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Auburn got a huge boost by beating Ga. Dammit I don’t really care for Auburn.
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That’s about right. Of all teams, who would you bet would probably beat us straight up if both teams played good clean games with no unforced errors. Putting aside the fact that I am a UGA fan, I would say Bama, Clemson, and as much as I hate to say it Auburn. A few other teams MAY be a toss up. Like the Ohio State, Oky, and maybe Wis. I don’t think any other team would have much of a chance against us except a punchers chance. If I were ranking the playoff teams and were trying to be really honest, I would have us at #4.
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#4 is probably about right GD. But the problem is we have to play #1 next week. The Dawgs can do it though. GATA!!
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We can definitely do it. Beating a team you’re not supposed to is the sweetest thing about CFB. This is where Kirby earns his money. Get it done Kirby!
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