Georgia's Kirby Smart takes issue with Florida State opt outs after 60-point win: 'It needs to be fixed'

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Georgia head coach Kirby Smart led the Bulldogs to an absolute blowout in the Orange Bowl against Florida State on Saturday night, 63-3.

While Smart was happy with the win, how Georgia got the victory was something that didn’t sit right with him. Florida State came into the game missing at least a dozen of their key players because of opt outs and the transfer portal.

Smart said it was a problem becoming all too common in the sport.

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Georgia head coach Kirby Smart reacts to the trophy after Georgia defeated Florida State in the Orange Bowl, Saturday, Dec. 30, 2023, in Miami Gardens, Florida. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

"People need to see what happened tonight, and they need to fix this," he said. "It needs to be fixed. It’s very unfortunate that they, who have a good football team, are in the position they’re in. Everybody can say it’s their fault. Everybody can say that we had our guys and they didn’t have their guys. I can listen to all that. But college football has got to decide what they want.

"It's really unfortunate for those kids on that side of the sideline that had to play in that game that didn’t have their full arsenal. And it affected the game, 100%."

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Georgia defensive back Daylen Everette, second from right, celebrates with teammates after intercepting a pass thrown by Florida State quarterback Brock Glenn during the Orange Bowl, Saturday, Dec. 30, 2023, in Miami Gardens. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

Florida State was 13-0 going into the game and won its