Scott, that’s so much bologna that we could all pull up a chair and make a few sandwiches with that. 1) UGA doesn’t control its conference schedule. The SEC made the decision to end the annual UGA/Bama game in light of Furman Bisher’s little scandal. 2) Dooley played lots of teams that would now be considered BCS teams from FSU and Michigan to North Carolina, UCLA, Texas A&M, and Cal. Not to mention the near annual series with South Carolina. And the Clemson series that from 1976-1991 was probably the best OOC rivalry between 2 top 15 programs from that period of time.

If you want to find things to criticize about UGA’s scheduling, you can if you look hard enough. But throwing whatever you can think of off the top of your head up against the wall to see if it sticks won’t cut it.

And how did you come to the conclusion that UGA will only play one quality OOC opponent each year, are you not counting GT? Because UGA has played at least 2 BCS OOC opponents each year that we’ve had the 12 game regular season, and this year we are playing 3. It’s not that hard to look up a point of fact.

Go back into the 70’s and 80’s when the SEC schedule was only 6 games instead of 8, and it very common for UGA to play GT, Clemson, South Carolina, and anoter team like North Carolina, Cal, or UCLA.

With the exception of the mid 90’s through about 2001, we haev always played one of the toughest schedules and more OOC road games than most of the so called powers of the south.