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The argument is that we scheduled better teams back then. My counter argument is that we DIDN'T do any better than now. Washington (2000) and PennState / Washington(2001) were the only (expected) quality opponents that we scheduled, who wasn't apart of our yearly rotation anyways. If you go back...

2000 our OOC games were McNese, FSU(Rivalry), Washington, and LA Tech. 2001 our OOC games were Troy, Penn St(expected to be decent), FSU (rivalry) and Washington.

2000 team must suck for playing McNeese State. 2001 Can't be as good as advertised....ffs they played against Troy. Edit: Jackass response aside, we could never recreate the schedules that we played because we are no longer Independent. I think that's a huge part some people here are missing...

Are YOU slow or stupid? 2016 UGA had 5 losses 2017 UGA got their 2nd loss against Bama in the Championship game. 2018 UGA got their 2nd loss against Bama in the SEC Championship and missed out on the playoffs.

Oh yeah? What 2 loss teams have made the CFP? You tryna have a case closed on this thread yet or naw? Edit: That was the Finals only, here's the picture with all teams:

You want to know how silly this is? Miami lost to a 5 win Pitt squad and got dropped to #6. We would've been in the playoffs if we beat Clemson. In that same year, Alabama made the playoffs at 11-1, not because SEC, but because their only lost was to a 9 win Auburn who had beaten UGA, Bama, and...

You're still not answering the question. You keep talking about Miami. What team, in the P-5, is playing 2 or more OOC teams (not including a rival) every year.

Except Miami was already slated to be in the playoffs (2017) without even beating the best team in our conference. Our OOC games for that year was Bethune Cookman and Toledo. Ark St was not played and you claim that ND doesn't count.

I didn't ask WHO we could play, because I have a laundry list of matchups I'd love to see. My question was WHO in CFP has 2-3 Marquee OOC matchups every year.

Ok. Bait time. What do you consider some multiple "big" games that teams are having year in and year out?

The Pac-12 South and Big 10 West would like to have a word with you.

So basically you're an SEC slurper who believes that teams outside of the SEC needs to schedule 2+ OOC games to be considered good.