Kirby Smart has said many times “humility is one week away” in the SEC, and now his Georgia football team is experiencing just that.

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The Bulldogs' season has been a mishmash of consistency, with sparks of greatness on both sides and frustrating stretches on both sides.

No. 16 Ole Miss pulled off their most high-profile victory in the Lane Kiffin era, strengthening their case for a spot in the College Football Playoffs with a upset 28-10 victory over No. 3 Georgia on Saturday at Vaught Hemingway Stadium in Oxford,

Here's what Ole Miss football must pay Georgia for storming field Saturday, as the Rebels violated the SEC's "access to competition area" policy:

The Ole Miss Rebels dominated the Georgia Bulldogs 28-10 in a huge home win to keep Ole Miss' College Football Playoff hopes alive. Ole Miss forced three Georgia turnovers and shutdown the Georgia offense after the Bulldogs scored an opening drive touchdown.

Nobody from the SEC is definitely in the field yet, and seven teams still have a realistic shot, led by Georgia.

And so it is that the age of the disruptors has come for college football, too. There's Lane Kiffin, who has been thumbing his nose at the powers-that-be, ruffling feathers and breaking the system since a time when we didn't call people like him "disruptors.

ESPN's popular College Gameday show will be in Athens on Saturday before the Bulldogs face the Vols in an important SEC showdown