Over the last 10 years, head coach Kirby Smart has gone 114-20 with the Georgia Bulldogs. Yep, an average of just two losses per season over the last decade.
When talking about Georgia earlier this week, college football analyst Josh Pate had nothing but praise for the Dawgs and their head coach.
"[The Bulldogs] are different, Georgia never just is what they are," Pate said. "They're always building, they're always adjusting, they're always tweaking."
Josh Pate has high praise for Kirby Smart and his staff
Pate went on to talk about how the Bulldogs have the best people in the world at what they do, and they are constantly looking for the smallest things to fix to make their team just that much better than anybody else.
While Nick Saban might have built a dynasty with the Alabama Crimson Tide, more people than Pate need to start recognizing that Smart is doing that exact thing at Georgia.
Even with the loss to the Tide this season, the Bulldogs have found themselves just near the top of the SEC standings and set up for yet another spot in the SEC Championship game. Not to mention, Georgia is looking just over the horizon at yet another berth to the College Football Playoffs.
This week, Smart and the Bulldogs are set to take on the Charlotte 49ers. In yet another example of Smart's dominance, Georgia is already favored by a resounding 43.5 points. One week later, the Dawgs have a nearly 90 percent chance to defeat the No. 16 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
Simply put, Georgia and Smart are a match made in heaven, and Pate was 100 percent correct when he said that the Bulldogs' football program is never settled with "good enough" under their current head coach.
On Saturday, Nov. 22, No. 4 Georgia and unranked Charlotte are scheduled to kick off at 12:45 p.m. ET, and the game will be aired on the SEC Network.