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The Georgia Bulldogs are currently sitting at No. 4 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings and would get a first-round bye if the playoffs started today.

If Texas A&M, Alabama, and Georgia all win out, the Aggies and Crimson Tide will meet in the SEC Championship, while the Bulldogs will sit at home, avoiding an extra game but get a "double-bye" heading into the playoffs.

CBS Sports analyst Rick Neuheisel pointed it out this week:

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southernboisb10 days
Please tell me HOW UGA can miss the SECCG AND make Top 4 rankings.
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Sizzle_DAWG11 days
Best possible system I saw was suggested by Uncle Lou. When the playoffs expand to 16 teams, you take the top 2 teams of each Power 4 conferences and give them the automatic bid. Teams 3-6 of each conference then have a conference playoff on Conference Championship Weekend instead of 1 championship game. Then you take the 2 winners of those, add them to the other top 2, for a total of 4 teams that go for each Power 4. That’s 16 teams. Group of 5 can go pound sand.
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southernboisb10 days
WHY have a conf. P/O?

#'s 1 & 2 get auto...#'s 3 & 4 get ranked by whatever method is designed. NO REASON a 5th or 6th seed should be allowed to participate.
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Sizzle_DAWG9 days
Because it would be a stand in for Conference Championship Weekend. AKA more football and more in conference rivalry action.
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Nasty_Canasta11 days
Cuz it worked out so good for Georgia last year lol
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Won the SECCG last year lol
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cbree8811 days
This is why these stupid conference championship games are obsolete. Get rid of them and go back to co-champions of conferences (especially since the only thing anyone cares about is making it or the CFP.)
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15-20 million people watch the SECCG. 15-20 million people X 4 hours is a shite ton of money.
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FaCubeItches11 days
Or alternatively, give the conference champions the highest seeds - or even limit the playoffs solely to conference champions. Then those games become important again.
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Jake8110 days
an extra round of playoffs would also get watched, irrelvent games at this time of the season are not good for the long term
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That would be pretty wonderful!
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