Maybe it wasn't an accident at all, but Georgia head coach Kirby Smart is now public enemy number one to Indiana Hoosiers fans.

No coach wants to provide an opponent with clichéd bulletin board material ahead of a big game. Yet Georgia head coach Kirby Smart may have done just that

"I don't know how much you've seen of Purdue, but if it were Purdue, you wouldn't have to practice." - College GameDay host Rece Davis

However, Georgia coach Kirby Smart—whose Bulldogs team awaits the winner in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day—may have been thinking too much about the state. On College GameDa

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart risked making Indiana fans angry by erroneously calling the team Purdue, leading to a mix of laughter and disbelief from the 'College GameDay' crew

During the interview, "College GameDay" fans, most notably those of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Indiana Hoosiers, sent a message to Smart. "We want Georgia," said the "College GameDay" fans. Smart then responded to the request, sending a quirky message. "Stir it up," Smart said.

Notre Dame fans are hoping to see Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs in the next round of the College Football Playoff.

While eight of the top 12 teams in college football battle it out this weekend in the first round of the College Football Playoff, Kirby Smart and Georgia are sitting at home, taking advantage of their first round bye and preparing for the Sugar Bowl quarterfinal on New Year’s Day.

The ESPN "College GameDay" crew traveled to South Bend for Friday night's first-round College Football Playoff matchup between the No. 10 seed Indiana Hoosiers

Friday will mark the beginning of a new era in college football, as Indiana will take on Notre Dame in the first game of the new 12-team College Football Playoff. The Hoosiers are visiting the Fighting Irish in South Bend,