Most complete team...OSU or UGA?

I don't think it's about manipulating who plays, it is pretty clear that they should be ranked 1 and 2 right now, so they wouldn't play early. Now tOSU still has Michigan, so that may change. IF Michigan were to win, they are obviously #2 and tOSU is probably out.

UGA and it ain’t even close

That is really hard to say right now but until I see Ohio St play Michigan I have to go with Georgia based on Oregon and Tennessee. Those were dominate performances. OSU has nothing to compare that to.

Michigan beat OSU and has a great shot to do it again this year. Their running game will shorten the game and limit the OSU offense.

One more thing, I have learned over the years that it is NOT the team that Herbie declares MCT every Tuesday. That's like the SI cover jinx.

Coaching - Kirby
Talent - almost even - UGA
Schedule - UGA

Its just comical every year we have to hear about Ohio State possibly being the best team. They weren't even the best team in 2000 when they beat Miami. They were the best team in a very down year, 2014. Lets ask Vegas what the spread would be against UGA, Bama, and Tennessee right now.

More then a touchdown for each.

Having played both Michigan and OSU...Michigan is the more complete team.

OSU doesn't commit to running the ball enough and lives and dies with the deep passing game. Thus why they struggled against Northwestern in the 40-50MPH winds a few Saturdays ago.

However, Michigan is built to win the Big 10 with a physical running game against bigger slower defenses...when they go up against Georgia it will ALWAYS be what we saw last year in the playoffs.

While UGA may or may not be the best team, I feel pretty confident saying they are the most complete team.

what I mean by this is that UGA isn't a team that has a single way to play and they'll try to overwhelm you with what they're good at.

UGA instead is built to take advantage of whatever weaknesses you have. They can run on you if you're not great against the run, go middle of the field if you take away outside routes, go to the outside if you take away the middle of the field, go deep if you defend the short stuff and nickel and dime you if you take away the deep ball.

Defensively they are good enough across the board to do whatever makes your team the least comfortable. The one thing UGA hadn't really done was pressure the passer... but that's what hurts UT's offense and UGA did it against them incredibly well.

UGA is incredibly versatile on both sides of the ball this season.

I'm thinking that Tennessee would've scored more on tOSU than 13, so what does that tell you?