On today's college football inquirer, the Georgia Bulldogs about to have spring practice.

They've won two consecutive SEC titles, but gone out in the quarterfinals of the college

football playoff.

Is that good enough?

We discuss.

Plus, potential five for five eligibility.

Does that mean there could be a potential transfer portal window coming for grandfathered in players?

Also, Louisiana Tech is going to have to pay a bunch of money to avoid playing a 20-game schedule?

How the heck did that happen?

Let's talk about it all on today's college football inquire.

This is the college football inquire with Stephen Godfrey and Ross Dillinger.

I am Andy Staples.

And gentlemen, spring game season remains upon us.

We talked about Florida and Alabama and their quarterback competitions coming out of their spring games.

Now we talk about a team that is about to have its spring game that is, it's not an existential

crisis because I feel like they're doing the things they want to do, but they're not getting

the results they want to get.

And that's the Georgia Bulldogs, winners of two consecutive SEC championships, losers of two

consecutive 12-team college football playoff quarter-final games.

And it's a strange place to be in.

And I think it's one of the more interesting discussions of the 12-team playoff era

because this is not what Georgia wants.

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