Summary
Georgia Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart responded to Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea's suggestion to have "play-in games" for the College Football Playoff (CFP). Smart noted that opinions on the idea depend on a team's situation, and the concept has been previously discussed as an extension of the playoffs. Vanderbilt, ranked No. 14, attempted to schedule an additional game to strengthen their playoff chances but was unsuccessful.
Key Facts
- The Georgia Bulldogs are already qualified for the College Football Playoff.
- Vanderbilt coach Clark Lea proposed adding another game to improve playoff consideration.
- Kirby Smart, Georgia's coach, shared that the idea of additional games depends on team perspectives.
- The concept of "play-in games" has been discussed before as an expansion of the playoffs.
- No. 14 Vanderbilt has a 10-2 record, ending the conference 6-2.
- Top teams like Alabama, Georgia, Ole Miss, and Texas A&M are strong contenders for the CFP.
- Vanderbilt's attempt to schedule an extra game for this weekend did not succeed.
- Georgia is preparing for the SEC Championship game, impacting their playoff readiness.
