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This Dawg edition has "issues".  Maybe like many Dawg fans I expect something close to perfection, but the defense is missing Roquan and is not stopping the run very well.  The offense can look great and then awful in minutes.  The OL is really dinged up and not playing like last year's at all.

Florida could have made that a very close game had the turnovers not killed them, and the almost did anyway until late.

Watched the entire game start to finish. Have to say, I was not that impressed with Georgia. Florida probably could've ran for 300 yards had they been more committed to running the ball. They let Franks throw it too much and Felipe Franks is awful. Pretty much any Felipe Franks pass is a wasted play. Not sure he could throw for 250 yards in a skeleton drill with like 4 or 5 receivers and no defense. He really blew that game for Florida and handed it right to Georgia. The Georgia defense was getting very little to no pressure on Franks and they had issues stopping the run and tackling. Most of Franks' bad plays honestly were unforced. He had all day in the pocket, he's just friggin terrible.
Florida was also missing 3 starting DBs and had issues in coverage all day long. Not sure that's the case if they have their guys. The Florida defense also never bothered to cover the TE once.
Florida is a very flawed team right now. There was no way they should've been ranked 9th. I think Mullen is a heck of a coach and their OL and run game is much improved, but they are going nowhere fast with Franks. They need to make a QB change now and build for the future.

1. Alabama
2. Michigan
3. LSU
4. Georgia
5. Notre Dame
6. Ohio State
7. Oklahoma
8. Clemson
9. West Virginia
10. Washington State

Auburn’s offense is terrible but they have a pretty good defense.
A&M and Miami are just bad football teams imo.

Not sure why there's such a precipitous drop-off in offensive production.  I thought that outside of "David" Tua, Stidham would have been able to make a claim as the SEC's second-best QB.  That obviously isn't the case at this point.
Gus's seat has to be feeling a bit toasty.

I don't regard A&M as a "bad football team".  They are 5-3 and hung with both Bama (a bit) and Clemson (to the end).  They also play at Auburn this weekend.  Auburn is a slight favorite.

One might consider Auburn close to bad after their loss AT HOME to Tennessee.

Auburn may be the most disappointing team versus preseason in existence.

Hmm. Not sure I agree on A&M. They got blown off the field by Bama 45-23. They hung with Bama for about a QTR and a half. They played Clemson tough- but that was before Lawrerence took over- and Clemson always plays teams they should crush close. Clemson seems to be a team that plays up or down to it's level of competition.
Look at their wins. They beat an FCS Northwestern State. They beat Louisiana Monroe. And they squeaked by mediocre South Carolina and Arkansas teams. They also probably should've lost to Kentucky and they just got a double digit beat down by a Mississippi State team that is one dimensional on offense and can't throw the football at all.
I just don't think A&M is that good.

1. Alabama
2. Clemson
3. Michigan
4. Notre Dame
5. West Virginia
6. Georgia
7. Ohio State
8. LSU
9. Texas
10. Washington State

The highest ranked team to lose was NCSU (13th I think).  So, no change in top ten is really needed unless you drop OU for that close call.

Ohio State looked better of course on the road in a critical game, maybe they are sorting out some issues?

Alabama's offense is looking slightly mortal.  Clemson had a nice road win.  ND avoided any pretense of an upset.

Georgia labored for a while but eventually carved up Auburn with Swift, again, breaking a long one.

I think OU would be a very dangerous opponent.  A team could get in a scoring match with them and have a couple drives stopped by turnovers and lose.