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Georgia football G-Day Stock Report: Several Bulldogs’ stock soaring

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    UGADad20UGADad20 Posts: 1,708 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Batted /deflected passes are intercepted at a much higher % than non batted /deflected passes. You obviously haven't been watching football very long to not know that. It is almost 50/50. So Bennett beat the odds on his 4 deflections at G day. He also batted a deflection to the ground himself possibly saving an INT.

    The Bennett pass to Jackson was a thing of beauty. And a rarity. I do not remember another pass completion by Bennett over the middle in the game. I did miss the last 6 mins of the game. I do remember SBIV's 1st completion of the game. About a 8 yard in to ? that was a 50/50 ball that the WR wrestled away from the DB. His "several" drops would've gotten him close to 50% completion %.

    Feel free to not comment on every comment I make.

    As for Griffith's excitement about a leaner KMilton, I hope leaner means more elusive. Milton's running style is to fight for every yard. Commendable but exposes the now smaller/leaner RB to more hits. KMilton's style of running has not worked that well for him as a less mature RB. Milton's running style is perfect for UGA's RB by committee. So far at UGA Milton has not been able to hold up as a "workhorse" style of back. The good thing is that he doesn't need to be a workhorse back at UGA.

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