Well, Georgia fans can celebrate again. The Bulldogs are back on top of the AP rankings after absolutely dismantling Ole Miss 42-7 on the road.
And let's be fair, that was one heck of a performance.
Georgia dominated both sides of the football, holding an Ole Miss offense that had been averaging over 37 points per game to just seven. The Bulldogs piled up 481 yards of offense, rushed for 295 yards and made life miserable for the Rebels all night.
That's the sort of performance that gets voters' attention.
But here's where I want to stir things up a little.
Why should Georgia automatically be considered the best team in the country when Utah and UCLA are both undefeated?
Georgia is 8-1, and that loss to Auburn hasn't magically disappeared. Meanwhile, Utah is 9-0 and UCLA is also sitting at 9-0. Both have earned plenty of respect.
And let's be fair, that was one heck of a performance.
Georgia dominated both sides of the football, holding an Ole Miss offense that had been averaging over 37 points per game to just seven. The Bulldogs piled up 481 yards of offense, rushed for 295 yards and made life miserable for the Rebels all night.
That's the sort of performance that gets voters' attention.
But here's where I want to stir things up a little.
Why should Georgia automatically be considered the best team in the country when Utah and UCLA are both undefeated?
Georgia is 8-1, and that loss to Auburn hasn't magically disappeared. Meanwhile, Utah is 9-0 and UCLA is also sitting at 9-0. Both have earned plenty of respect.
