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rhbatch
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There is no reason to not score as many points as possible in the next two games. The opponents are not ones we will play again unless it's in the post season and there is no reason to hold back in embarrassing them. On offense, it's our job to score and their job is to stop us from scoring. Let's pad our offensive stats. GO DAWGS!!!
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reddawg1
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For the DB's just locate the ball. THey seem to not turn around to look for it because of poor technique or getting out of position. Has been a problem for years though. Go Dawgs! Get it fixed. Ohio St has top rated receivers.
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BigDawg61
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Lol...I don't think, Kirby will stop at 42 points. Not this time. It's "recruiting season", Lol. Time to pull out the stops, put the peddle to the metal and turn em loose.
And, I don't think OSU will score 17 pts, unless the Dawgs gift em a TD. I see UGA shutting down their running game...taking a 2 or 3 TD, early lead...and a bunch of OSU turnovers due to them forcing the ball, to play catch-up. See...UGA does have an M.O.. Lol
The only time, anybody has been able to move the ball on UGA or score a TD,....is in "Garbage Time"...which can be anytime after Halftime. If the defense doesn't lock down OSU & UM/TCU...I'll be genuinely shocked.
We know what Kirby & Staff can do with 4 weeks of practice to play with.. A new "2-game" season begins on December 31, 2022. And,, I love how the Dawgs open a season.. Lol
I think Kirby and Monkin have been waiting for this "National Stage" opportunity (CFP), to show what that offense can really do. Recruits are gonna love it.
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Petesdawgs
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We got this as this!!! Ohio State isn't as good offensively as Tennessee and their QB is Not a running threat. Dawgs 42- Oh. St. 17
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CandlerPark
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We know this secondary can play incredibly well. Their pass coverage, tackling and blitzing in the Tennessee game was fantastic. We need that kind of play to slow down Stroud and his excellent receiving corps.
