The Georgia Bulldogs fell 37-10 to LSU in Atlanta Saturday and are likely headed back to New Orleans for another disappointing Sugar Bowl.
Despite the 27-point loss to the Tigers, the Bulldogs won the head-to-head matchup with rival Florida in Jacksonville this season and have an extra win on the schedule, so it’s hard to see Georgia falling behind the Gators.
However, if the Dawgs were to slip behind Mullen and company, they would likely head to Miami for the Orange Bowl against ACC runner-up Virginia.
Assuming it’s the former and not the latter, Georgia gets Baylor in the Sugar Bowl, who fell 30-23 in overtime to Oklahoma on Saturday.
Several players are expected to sit out the bowl game for the Dawgs, but time will tell of Georgia comes out motivated for its bowl this season or plays flat like it did against Texas just one year ago.
As for now, it’s waiting time in Athens, with the Bulldogs’ New Years Six fate in the hands of the committee.
