One of the biggest games in Week 12 was the battle between Tennessee and Georgia that saw the Bulldogs pull away for the 31-17 victory. Tennessee entered the game with only 1 loss, and got off to a 10-0 lead early.

However, Georgia took control of the game and scored 31 of the game’s 38 final points to get the win. Both teams are now 8-2 on the season with 2 losses in conference play.

Even though they are have the same record, Paul Finebaum thinks that Tennessee is in a far worse spot than Georgia and needs chaos to happen.

“As far as Tennessee, I think they’re in a really bad spot right now,” Finebaum said. “They’ll benefit from chaos, which I think we will get, but that’s what they need. They lost the wrong game, even though it was predicted going in. Georgia I think is in a fantastic position and I think after Saturday night look like one of the most dangerous teams in the country.”

Georgia on the other hand, is in better shape because of a more difficult schedule. The Bulldogs have played 3 road games against teams currently ranked in the top 9 in Alabama, Texas and Ole Miss.

Finebaum was able to talk to Kirby Smart before the game, and the confidence that Smart showed convinced him Georgia was in a great spot.

“Talking to Kirby Smart Friday night, I am not a betting man but I had never been more confident of Georgia winning after being around him, hearing that he had to say and trying to break the code,” Finebaum said. “He was extremely confident, he was much different than I have seen him in a long time. He loves the position this team was in. And I think the whole thing with the CFP committee, I’m not saying Georgia suddenly overcame the mistakes of the season because of that, but I think they’d gotten into the right mindset and played a team that is extremely good on one side of the ball and somewhat limited other than maybe at RB on the other side.”

Both teams are in action in Week 13 as Georgia hosts Massachusetts while Tennessee will be in action against UTEP.