After falling to LSU 36-16, Georgia can no longer go undefeated, but plenty is still in play for the Bulldogs. Kirby Smart’s squad controls its own destiny in the SEC East with key games against Florida and Kentucky still ahead. Just last season UGA demonstrated that a one-loss SEC champion can make it to the College Football Playoff.

Everything is still in front of the Dawgs, but what are chances of bouncing back and running the table?

ESPN’s FPI, the World Wide Leader’s simulation-based metric rating system, predicts Georgia’s probability for its remaining games:

  • Oct. 27 vs. Florida (Jacksonville): 69.8 percent
  • Nov. 3 at Kentucky: 77.3 percent
  • Nov. 10 vs. Auburn: 84.3 percent
  • Nov. 17 vs. UMass: 99.2 percent
  • Nov. 24 vs. Georgia Tech: 91.2 percent

Georgia-Florida in Jacksonville for the SEC East has a fun feel to it, but the Wildcats are not to be counted out just yet. Mark Stoops’ squad has yet to lose to a team in the division. The Dawgs will certainly be glad to return to Sanford Stadium after playing Florida and Kentucky in back-to-back weeks.