Something that is not talked about enough about UGA

We hear about Georgia's football program constantly underachieving these last 39. It's true there is simply no arguing that point after all, considering every other "national power" in football has won at least one since then, with most schools winning at least two.

But it's far sadder than that in all reality. Georgia(you'll want to sit down for a second to take this in) has not won a national title in ANY of the major sports(football, basketball, baseball) since 1990.

So it's been 30 years since Georgia fans have gotten to celebrate a meaningful championship. Thirty years!

The question likely on your mind is, well, who has won titles in the SEC in major sports? Don't worry, I will help you answer that.

Vandy
Arkansas
Tennessee
Florida
LSU
Alabama
South Carolina
Kentucky
Auburn
Texas Aggies

So 10 of the 13 other programs in the SEC have won a major title. That's pretty incredible that Georgia, such a "strong and proud" athletic program...is grouped with Missouri, Miss State and Ole Miss of all programs when it comes to being relevant in any major sport.


You might say as a Georgia. "Plenty of programs have droughts, 3 straight bro, I'm gay put something inside of my arse please."So let's check out exactly how many FBS programs have won a title in any of the three sports since 1990, which once again, is the last time Georgia won a relevant title and mattered to anyone on a national stage.


ACC - Clemson, Louisville, FSU, Virginia, Miami, Duke, North Carolina, Syracuse, Villinova(ACC in basketball), ND(ACCish), Georgia Tech

ACC totals- 11 of the 16 athletic programs considered in the ACC have won national titles in a sport that matters to anyone since 1990. Leaving Georgia with amazing athletic programs like Wake forest and Boston College.

Big Ten - Ohio State, Michigan, Michigan State, Maryland, Purdue, Illinois, Nebraska. Surprisingly there are quite a few Georgia's in the Big Ten. Just a sad group of pitiful losers these guys are.

Big Ten totals - 7 of 14, may be a good fit for Georgia long term. Lot of underachieving there.

Big 12 - Oklahoma, Texas, Baylor, Texas Tech, Kansas. Big Twelve(six total). So like the Big Ten, is just a poor conference in overall achievements. Georgia would do well there as a consistent failure, as long as they avoid Texas. No need for totals count this was short and easy.

Pac 12 - USC, California, Washington, Stanford, UCLA, Oregon State, Arizona. Though most would consider the Pac-12 a non mid major at this point with how many Georgia-like programs there are, it's still nice to see Georgia would be in the lower tier of the lower tier.

Pac 12 total- 7 programs of the 12 are better and more prestigious than the buttsniffers since 1990.



So that is a lot of programs in the P5 grouping that are better programs than the inbreed mutts.

For fun, let's check out who else has won titles in a sport that matters since Georgia won their last, which was once again in 1990.


UConn
UCF(if you ask their fans, who are still smarter than Georgia fans)
Pepperdine
Coastal Carolina
Rice
Fresno State
Cal-State Fulerton
Villinova
UNLV





Just amazing. So just so we are clear, in total. Since the Bulldogs of Georgia won their last relevant title in sports that matter 43 programs have won national titles in the three main sports.


1980...or 1990..either way you cut it. You suck.