Alabama doesn’t deserve a spot in the College Football Playoff, according to social media. No. 3 Georgia won its 16th SEC championship, beating No. 9 Alabama 28-7 in title game Saturday night.

Last year, Oregon was the clear No. 1 seed and entered the CFP undefeated. Then, the Ducks fell behind Ohio State 34-0 at the Rose Bowl, and the season was over in a heartbeat. This time around, Oregon doesn’t have a bye, but does get a home game and is the biggest favorite of the first round.

The Crimson Tide could be on the outside looking in at the CFP for the second straight season under Kalen DeBoer.

For the fifth time, No. 4 Georgia and No. 10 Alabama will collide in the SEC Championship Game on Saturday. The Crimson Tide have won all four of the prior meetings against the Bulldogs in Atlanta. This year’s matchup,

Alabama football is planning for a game plan without tight end Josh Cuevas against Georgia in the SEC championship game.

The Crimson Tide avoided being shut out for the first time since 2000, but its scoring “output” was one of its worst in the 21 st century. Since Nick Saban arrived at Alabama in 2007, Alabama has been held to single digits only two other times.

James Madison squeezed into the CFP field after Duke's win over Virginia in the ACC Championship. JMU's reward? A trip to Eugene to face the Ducks.