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The Georgia football players with the most to gain in Peach Bowl

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The Georgia football players with the most to gain in Peach Bowl

Welcome to Good Day, UGA, your one-stop shop for Georgia football news and takes. Check us out every weekday morning for everything you need to know about Georgia football, recruiting, basketball and more. JT Daniels among the players with the most to gain in Peach Bowl matchup against Cincinnati JT Daniels: The

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SmartsTheMan

I just hope both teams can come in healthy and as close to 100% as possible, with no covid absences.

natejaws

I am not buying into the national statistics this season since we don't have any interconference play until now. Cincinnati is a good team but wouldn't put up those defensive stats against an SEC schedule. Not saying they aren't a good team but I'm a little skeptical about their defensive prowess.

BassDawg

Well, if Cincy is giving up 4.32 yards/down we have nothing to worry x 3 = 12+ yards and FIRST DOWN! every time.

reddawg1

I think we'll be OK as long as CKS doesn't put on the brakes if we get a 2 TD lead. Keep the pedal to the metal. If you go all conservative and they come back on you late and steal the momentum, you're screwed. Seen it too many times with Kirby.

kirkhilles

"The Cincinnati Bearcats rank first in that mark. Luke Fickell’s defense gives up 4.32 yards per play, better than the likes of Clemson, Georgia and Alabama."

Haha, uh huh. Cincy hasn't given up less than 7 points all season and finished the year giving up 33 points to UCF and 24 points to Tulsa (both 3 point wins). All against lower league teams.

We will see what they got, but please don't act like their D is #1 in the nation.