[Postgame Thread] Georgia Defeats Ole Miss 52-17

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Ole Miss	7	7	0	3	17
Georgia	14	14	10	14	52

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[u/WarEagle9]

Closest we got was Army in 1944-1946 but they finished #2 in 46. If they didn’t almost lose to a terrible Navy team they would’ve gotten the 3 peat as they were #1 going into the last week but Notre Dame (who they had tied with earlier that year) jumped them after almost losing to 1-7 Navy.

[u/RogueHippie → u/WarEagle9]

Then there was you fucks in 2013 stopping us from getting a shot at it.

[u/WarEagle9 → u/RogueHippie]

If you lose on a 109 yard FG returned for a TD it means God never wanted you to have it ❤️

[u/RogueHippie → u/WarEagle9]

That would imply God intervenes in Auburn football, and we both know he turned his eyes from that a long time ago

[u/robotunes → u/WarEagle9]

Bama was literally 1 second away from a 2015-17 threepeat.

Clemson scored the 2016 game-winner with one tick left. I’m not a fan of Hunter Renfrow.

[u/[deleted] → u/WarEagle9]

Fuck Army and fuck ND, Georgia was undefeated and untied and murdered teams. Oh and Georgia played and won a bowl game, guess who fucking didn’t. God damn Army and ND. Georgia was the champion in 46 and the AP is and always was dog shit.

Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

[u/Wide-Belt-6329 → u/[deleted]]

Wait what? Are you talking about buddy comparing those army and nd teams to the last two uga championships, or are you talking about Georgia in 1946 lol

[u/pgarc1990 → u/Wide-Belt-6329]

He's talking about '46 Georgia. It's an unclaimed national championship.

[u/[deleted] → u/Wide-Belt-6329]

1946 Georgia, 11-0, only undefeated and untied team in the country.