Michigan v. Georgia, Orange Bowl, Miami FL, Friday, 12/31/21, 7:30pm, ESPN/ESPN Video

[Hannibal]

Georgia has more talent but there's no excuse for coming out and getting bent over and buttfucked like this. Disgraceful.

[iam416]

I don’t think you appreciate the talent gap.

[froot loops]

JJ McCarthy prancing around the field two hours before the game like a basic Tik-Tok boy was a bad omen.

[Cody_Russell]

Sounds right. All of the southeast teams or Ohio State (elite recruiting).

The outlier teams haven't done well in CFP history. Oregon is the only team to win outside of the Southeast/ Ohio State world of college football. Michigan State, Washington, Notre Dame... the end score of those defeats haven't been pretty.
Go back to the national championship game prior to the Playoff... Notre Dame was DESTROYED by Alabama.
I would note that everyone called that Florida State team frauds that Oregon defeated.
Not sure what you label Oklahoma as, but they are 0-3 in the CFP.

1. Just hope M shows up at the very least. Unlike Michigan State, Washington, Notre Dame... make the game interesting.
2. How awesome would it be to continue to break trends... College football needs it. Go Blue! Beat Georgia.

This.

That’s all. M is truly a classic college football outlier after all.

Sucks.

[WM Wolverine]

Georgia/Bama cleary a step above M.

M hasn't played well but Georgia has taken away the run with insanely good DT's and has taken away Gattis' misdirection by being disciplined on the edges. Dogs getting pressure when they need to, McNamara not much time to throw on obvious passing downs. Might be the rare game I find something else to do

[BadWolf]

That'll do it.

[klondike]

Georgia has more talent but there's no excuse for coming out and getting bent over and buttfucked like this. Disgraceful.

After eating Bulldog dick for over 2 hours( and they are good) at some point UM has to find their own respect. Kentuky put up a better fight and we're getting close to ABU and Charlston co. of competitiveness.

[BadWolf]

Look like the 2008 Lions out there.

[WM Wolverine]

Another turnover, I'm done...

McNamara numbers aren't that terrible, the 2 INT's the receivers both pulled up and had chances to make a play. The sacks are the bigger issue.

[BadWolf]

D has given up.

[BadWolf]

missed FG...we're back in this!!

[JRB]

A disappointing end to a wonderful season. It's a shame it has to end like this, but the Georgia team that showed up for the first 12 games showed up for this one, and there hasn't been much Michigan can do.

34-3, Dawgs, as James Cook gets free against Junior Colson again.

[WM Wolverine]

Picking on Colson & Gray, at least 5 big plays on those two.

[THE_WIZARD_]

My 31-16 was off a bit. Maybe HARBAUGH!!! can get a couple of garbage scores...

[lineygoblue]

Happiest cities in the US right now.

Tie: 1. East Lansing Michigan
1. Columbus Ohio
2. Happy Valley PA
3. Every other Big Ten city
4. Athens Georgia

But, that's okay. I don't root for them either. Everyone there can KMA.

Nothing takes away what Michigan did in 2021. Their only regular season loss was directely attributed to ignorant and slothful officiating. They beat OSU straight up, no luck, no controversy. Same with Iowa for the B1G Championship. None of that goes away because of tonight's game.

Michigan is just another of a long line of teams that run into the meat grinder that the NCAA loves, which is the SEC. Nobody is stacking up NC's against them, unless you consider that Clemson has "stacked up" two NC's.

So now the playoff committee (aka the SEC Publicity and Promotion committee) got what they wanted. Another SEC Championship game. Yippee. Two states and a few others with no lives will be watching. ESPN must be proud.

Props to Georgia. They had the better team. The rules allow them to do what they do. Michigan has no such luxury.

Time for bed.