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Georgia offense good at G-Day, but lacked greatness on perimeter that separates title teams
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Georgia offense good at G-Day, but lacked greatness on perimeter that separates title teams
Georgia football has a championship-level quarterback, a deep stable of running backs and strong tight ends, but the Bulldogs are lacking the sort of perimeter threats that put an offense over the top
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To bring in a transfer Receiver or not?
Ga has enough receiver talent on the roster, but will they be healthy enough - have enough time to get fully back before the first game.
If the right kind of talent comes on the transfer-market, then I think the answer is always yes.
It's been a while since the Dawgs has a truly dominant D-line. As for 2021, that front seven looks like a monster.
You need more speed? Heck convince Matthew Boling to suit up, he and Arian Smith would give you plenty of speed.
"explosivity" ... that's a new one. what happened to plain old "explosiveness?"