You probably noticed Georgia was rotating in players at key positions on Saturday. The most obvious example was with D'Wan Mathis at quarterback. Then there were rotations along the offensive line. At both of those spots, that hasn't traditionally been the case. Georgia is still trying to find its best 11 players on
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Riley: "Georgia will get a chance to iron out its offense on Saturday as the Bulldogs take on the No. 7 ranked Auburn Tigers."
UGA better have already ironed-out its offense before game time. UGA's QB situation better also be ironed out...as well as its offense! This is the #7 rated team!!! Ranking pollsters did UGA a favor leaving them at #4. UGA finally beat a cellar team...un-ranked. Auburn beat a lower-ranked KY team that tested their mettle at least for a while. This rotating players is bothersome to me but it is an unusual season...to say the least. I am always rooting for my Dawgs to find a way to win!!! Is this going to be another defensive win? ( or will we be screaming..Stetson, Stetson..once again?)
Stay tuned!!!
GO DAWGS!!!
Sure, our offensive line looked sloppy and we need to develop more offensive chemistry; but, ask yourself this question. How many points would this identical team have scored if Fromm started for us this past Saturday and we didn't lose an entire quarter? One touchdown = 44? Two touchdowns = 51? How many fewer points would Arkansas have not scored because our offense is still on the field? Be honest. There is definitely a lack of chemistry due in part to lost starters and lost practice. However, I believe this offense will start humming once we have the QB position established.
Well... certainly we have a lot of new starters and a new OC, but as far as losing practices to COVID, didn't everyone else suffer the same?
I firmly believe that Jalen Carter and Darnell Washington are two future superstars for the Dawgs.
