The Dawgs feasted on the Noles in the Orange Bowl

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Florida State Seminoles told anyone that would listen how much they disliked being left out of the College Football Playoff. Their fans, players, boosters and even their administration felt the CFP committee screwed them out of the top four. It didn’t matter to the Georgia Bulldogs though. The mean machine in the Red and Black feasted on the Seminoles at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Saturday afternoon. It was not pretty either. The 63-3 beat down was the largest margin of victory in the history of the Orange Bowl. Running back Kendall Milton was the MVP of the Orange Bowl. He had 104 rushing yards and two key touchdowns in the first half.  “I think a lot of coaches relax at the end of the year, and they say, ‘well, this game doesn’t matter. This game is not important,’ And there’s nothing that’s not going to be important in our place,” explained Georgia head coach Kirby Smart. “There’s not going to be a day that we walk out on that field, that Kamari Lassiter is not walking through saying ‘it’s not important.’ There’s not going to be a day that Kendall Milton is not doing...