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The 2024 college football season will mark the first season of the updated playoff format which will see the College Football Playoff format expand from four teams to 12.
With the updated format all but guaranteeing a playoff birth for the Bulldogs moving forward, here is a list of Bulldog teams that would have benefitted most from a 12-team playoff format.
Led by star quarterback DJ Shockley, the Bulldogs lost their only two regular-season games by a combined score of five total points and were champions of the SEC as they trounced LSU 34-14 in Atlanta.
With a dominating win in a conference championship and just two losses before the Sugar Bowl, this Bulldogs team would have almost undoubtedly been one of the 12 teams to make the playoff had the system been in place.
After an embarrassing loss on the road in Knoxville, the Bulldogs rattled off six straight regular season wins and followed that streak up with a dominating preformance over Hawaii in the Sugar Bowl.
Combined with the fact that the two eventual teams that competed in this year’s national championship also had two losses, many wonder just how deep of a run the 2007 Bulldogs team could have made had they just been given a chance.