Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart exposed a major flaw with the College Football Playoff Committee following Georgia's win over Tennessee.

Georgia football looked playoff worthy after beating CFP No. 7 Tennessee, but Kirby Smart said of committee: “I don't know what they're looking for'

Kirby Smart had a strong message for the College Football Playoff Selection Committee following Georgia’s big win over Tennessee on Saturday night.

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Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart delivered a direct message to the College Football Playoff selection committee on Saturday after a win over Tennessee.

I don’t know what they’re looking for. I really don’t,” said Smart, whose team was ranked 12th but effectively locked out of the playoffs after last week’s loss to Ole Miss. “I wish they could really define the criteria.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart challenged the College Football Playoff Selection Committee after the Dawgs' Week 12 win over Tennessee.