sATHENS — If you’re a Georgia football fan and you’re starting to get the feeling your team is being disrespected, you’re probably right.

It still seems hard to believe that a few weeks back nose tackle Jordan Davis was the only position player to make first-team All-SEC per the media vote.

Then came ESPN’s odd take that Georgia — riding a wave of four straight Top 10 finishes and the nation’s longest bowl streak at 24 games — is college football’s biggest underachiever.

Not Texas, which has the largest athletic budget in the country but only one 10-win season in the last 11 years.

Not Michigan, which has yet to appear in a Big Ten Championship Game in the 10-year history of the game.

Nope, ESPN wants to hang that tag around Kirby Smart’s neck, even though he’s 4-0 in games against non-conference Top 10 teams and 6-3 against Top 10 SEC teams not named Alabama.

Center Issue

Warren Ericson’s hand injury does not shake up the offensive line. But it does call for the next man up, and that should be Sedrick Van Pran

The Bulldogs are still competing on the offensive line, but most project Jamaree Salyer will be the left tackle against Clemson as the “safe” pick with his experience. That’s not a lock, because Xavier Truss started at left tackle in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl for a reason.

There’s still a lot of talk about Tate Ratledge, but there are two scrimmages to go, and there is plenty of competition pushing.

Muschamp’s move

There’s a lot of misguided speculation that Will Muschamp, who is taking over special teams coordinator duties while Scott Cochran deals with a mental health issue, is some sort of madman.

Muschamp’s sideline demeanor as a head coach is different than when he plays the role of assistant.

In fact, all feedback received has been that Muschamp is one of the most popular coaches on the staff with the players and the coaches with his kind and supportive disposition.

Muschamp will remain involved in the defensive meetings, too.