Here is what Georgia's remaining schedule looks like:

@ Arkansas
vs. Florida*
@ Kentucky
vs #6 Auburn
vs Charleston Southern
vs Georgia Tech

What do you think? Can the Bulldogs win the SEC this year?

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rambeau504•128 months

RollTears, Florida has an easier schedule, but I wouldn't get upset. Florida's garbage... but still probably #2 in the east hahaha :lol:

southernboisb•128 months

Looks like the Piggies were taken to market! >;-)

daw9•128 months

Dawgs on top the rest of the way. And we get more weapons back soon, hopefully.

HailFreezusOver•128 months

They are not the favorite to win it?! Learn to read data.. They are the most likely to get to.. The sec championship game... Whoever wins the east will be favored...

Stop printing misleading headlines

demtigers73•128 months

UGA might win the east but who cares, the west is undefeated against the east so far this season, the west is a different animal!

TOKEN•128 months

How bad would Miss St beat Georgia? ESPN is trolling us.

LSUsuperfresh•128 months

UGA will finish with no less than 3 SEC losses. If that wins the East, then okay.

PanhandleDawg•128 months

Hilarious ESPN! The Pigs are going to beat UGA this weekend.

GoldenDawg•128 months

Nice to see some sanity brought back to college football reporting. If we had Gurley, ESPN would have Georgia as Super Bowl favorites. And rightly so.

ChexMix•128 months

Arkansas will beat Georgia

ruckusdawg•128 months

Finally someone at espn gets it right....doubters can lick a chocolate starfish

DawgfaninCa•128 months

Sounds good to me. Go Dawgs!!!

11thACR•128 months

UF has a chance to win the east, Auburn can't win the west

Pavoloco83•128 months

What a fricking joke. ESPN. Please.

CayceCock13•128 months

I'd guess b/c they're in the east, easier chance to get to the SECCG to have a chance to win the SEC.