Do you honestly believe UGA, Ohio state, etc play down to their competition as often as we do?
I honestly believe you don't watch any other teams. Or perhaps you are just young. I will answer this question, but after this, I will not continue in an ongoing back-and-forth if it's going to be the same repetitive nonsense.
You just repeatedly said that Arkansas and Wake are even, despite me showing you evidence to the contrary.
I will admit to not watching every Ohio State game, but I have watched pretty much every UGA game for as long as I can remember, as I live in Georgia. I have been telling this board for the past two years that we are a better, more talented team than UGA.
UGA's schedule thus far in 2026 has been weaker than ours, so there is no competition for them to have "played down to" yet this year. They have played Tennessee State (FCS), Western Kentucky (G6), and Arkansas, which is a conference game but is equivalent to us playing Stanford. Both teams are bottom in their respective conferences; both UGA and Miami did their job and dominated the games.
If we look back at 2025, here are a few games I remember where UGA "played down to their competition."
Austin Peay (FCS):
UGA won 28-6.
UGA led only 14-3 at halftime, scored only 1 TD in 3rd Q, scored only 1TD in 4th Q
(Imagine the outrage if Miami had performed like this against FAMU or Bethune?!? D$'s servers would explode!)
Auburn (finished 5-7, 13th in SEC, fired HC):
UGA won 20-10.
Auburn led 10-3 at halftime.
Florida (finished 4-8, 12th in SEC, fired HC):
UGA won 24-20.
Tied 10-10 at halftime.
(Pretty sure some other CFP team dominated Florida that same season...can't recall who it was now...maybe you remember?)
Guess what? EVERY single team has games like this every single year. The 2001 Canes did. Those amazing Alabama-Saban teams did every year too. No one is infallible. You can look up Ohio State's records and I guarantee that they have some of these, but I have seen UGA have some every year. Yes, even their back-to-back championship year. I am sure that whomever wins the 'ship this year will too. It's fine.