The Bulldogs weren't happy with Coleman's recent comments on Florida State's College Football Playoff snub.
Former Florida State star wide receiver Keon Coleman has been in the media a ton throughout the last week after his introductory press conference with the Buffalo Bills went viral. He's got the type of personality that will win over fans in the NFL as Coleman is confident in himself and won't be afraid to speak up when necessary.
"How many players we had drafted? Ten or 11? We're going to see who's going to come out better in the NFL - that's the only way you can tell. Of course, they want to play, they're playing in the 'Mad as H E L L' Bowl,"."They mad because they lost.
Instead, Georgia lost 27-24 to Alabama while the Texas Longhorns, the only team to beat the Crimson Tide during the regular season, dominated their conference championship game. The two results left an undefeated P5 conference champion - Florida State- out of the four-team field for the first time since the playoffs were introduced in 2014.
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