University of Georgia quarterback Carson Beck has received perhaps more unwarranted criticism than any other quarterback in the country this season. He's had his moments -- good and bad -- but has also had to deal with a supporting cast that just so happens to present

Kirby Smart vs. the College Football Playoff committee. The latest iteration came when the selection committee placed Smart’s Georgia team at No. 11 in its latest rankings, and chairman Warde Manuel said the disparity in schedules makes it “difficult to assess” strength of schedule.

The day after a fresh set of CFP rankings came out, Georgia football's Kirby Smart voiced his displeasure with statistical rankings cited in the ranking process

ATHENS — A new batch of College Football Playoff rankings dropped on Tuesday night. Yet Kirby Smart’s opinion on the College Football Playoff committee remains unchanged. “I think they value wins and losses,” Smart said.

Kirby Smart has been very vocal about his thoughts on the way the College Football Playoff committee is producing its rankings, something that has been a common theme among just about everyone it seems in the latest two releases.

Chairman Warde Manuel and the College Football Playoff committee are under fire from Georgia coach Kirby Smart, who said teams and coaches shouldn't be guessing what evaluation criteria might be applied to formulate the 12-team playoff rankings.

Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart was critical of Georgia's defense at halftime of UGA's 59-21 home win over the UMass Minutemen. "We've got to tackle better," said Smart in a halftime interview.

As the Bulldogs get ready to close out their regular season at home over the next two weeks, head coach Kirby Smart decided to address the situation ahead of the UMass game in a humorous way. Smart had a lot of fun introducing punter Brett Thorson as a "tackling expert" to the team and even let him share a presentation on tackling.