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Georgia football winners and losers following worrying win over Missouri
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Georgia football winners and losers following worrying win over Missouri
Georgia football came away with a 26-22 win over Missouri on Saturday.
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Our offense line is going to be on my “losers” list if they don’t start playing up to their potential. Go Dawgs!!!
……..but they saved themselves Saturday by getting it together in the 4th quarter. Go Dawgs!!!
Why does he say cut block. He was engaged high got hit low. Is that not a chop block?
Yeah for as big and bad as our offensive line claims to be, they looked pretty pathetic in the 1st half. Watching teams like Kent state, much more undersized guys, push us around, is a statement to that. Missouri recruits in the SEC, so they know what is needed. For all the stars and accolades of these guys before they came to UGA, they look more like 3 star or less. It's almost as if they think they can just beat the opposing defense on talent, but it isn't working out. Yes stetson can get away, for the most part, but he shouldn't have to 75% of the game. So we don't need anymore articles about "not playing to our standard" please.
Great point! These guys have plenty of talent and experience and should be performing at a much higher level. I think if Coach Searels can figure out what the problem is and make the necessary adjustments, then we not only see a more explosive run game and a cleaner pocket to throw from, but we also see the much needed improvement in the red zone. Go Dawgs!
With all of the talented OL coaches out there, I will never understand why we were willing to hire Stacey Searels to lead this charge.
Figured I would just take the explanation off of a site, that would explain it maybe a little better than I - see below:
Chop Block:
a. High-Low
The most common type of chop block is also referred to as a high-low block.
It's named as such since one offensive player blocks a defender high while another player blocks the same defender low.
Here, one offensive player (usually a lineman) engages with a defender above the waist for a block.
Then, a second offensive player (typically the lineman next to them) blocks that same defender below the waist.
This type of chop block was very successful in that it upended the defender.
But at the same time, it resulted in a lot of major injuries to defenders' ankles and knees.
This type of block would often see defenders roll their ankles or bend their legs in awkward ways, causing significant injuries.
This type of chop block has been illegal for a while.
Not going to hand a loser tag on any individual but there was certainly room for improvement in several aspects of our Defense and Offense. Looking forward to seeing a few less FG's and a lot more TD's
There is no argument that Georgia came out flat and played flat in it's last two games. And they could get away with it, because they are that talented. But if they play like that against Auburn - they'll lose. Will be first to say that Auburn isn't who they use to be, but they are good enough and motivated enough that you cannot just turn it off and on. Georgia did that Saturday night and it almost cost them the game. With that said, I think people will find that Missouri has and up and down season, winning some they shouldn't and losing some they shouldn't. For example, if they had UF at home, I would take Mizzou in an upset.
Some quick points:
Throw out the score, every time Georgia plays Missouri at home, you count count on the following:
Finally: Dawgs are not losing Saturday, they are not losing the next Saturday (Vandy) - they then get the break. And here's an interesting fact for you there. Kirby Smart Teams only have 4 losses during the regular season after the break. 2 of those were in 2016 (1st season). The other 2 - UF 2020 and Auburn in 2017. Now some of that has been schedule, but not all of it. Kirby's coaching staff does a really good job of resetting this team during that week off. And this staff might be the best he has assembled at Georgia.
My way of saying, "it's a great time to be a Georgia Bulldog". Enjoy the ride.
Carter was **** for starting the fight. Mizzou then took him out.
I agree. Georgia had twice as many first downs, 50% more total yardage, 40% more time of possession, etc. Turnovers, dropped/bad passes, and untimely penalties wreck momentum and make games closer than they should be. Clean those things up, and you've got the blow-out that many people think is the only acceptable outcome. I'm reasonably happy with undefeated and chocked full of talent. Go Dawgs!
We all know if we can make it through the East(something I thought was a forgone conclusion, but evidently it's not) we will be facing BAMA again. I watched (maybe some of you did too) them thoroughly dismantle a Razorback team that I THOUGHTwould give them a run for their money. It was a laugher that became a game when Young got injured but turned quickly to a laugher again when the BAMA RB posing as a QB pulled off a couple of big runs. Good runner.
Pittman's guys looked totally inept compared to BAMA's. BAMA's offensive line gave Young when he was in all day to pick out receivers and the only thing that saved Arkansas a few times were drops by the BAMA receivers. BAMA controlled the line of scrimmage on both sides the majority of the game.
So, my question is this: We were "whipped" KS said so, on the O-Line by their defense. I heard on one of the sports talk shows after the game that Mizzou had 2 really good DE's. I can't argue with that. My question is does MIzzou have better talent on the the defensive side of the ball than our O-Line goes up against inpractice every day, or was it a coaching thing where we got out schemed, or we're just not that good or coached up?
No disrespect to the MIZZOU QB but if they had of had a better QB, they win. He was never going to beat us,but we almost pixed it away.
Someone help me.....is there not a team rule that would prevent our players.....Carter, Stackhouse, other O-Line members, from walking to the oppositions side of the field while they are warming up and running their mouths trying to incite a confrontation????
Then when corralled by our coaches and directed to leave they ignored the coaches and kept running their mouths. Talk about playing to the GEORGIA STANDARD......there is no way this type of behavior and attitude is our standard.....and it sure as hell showed during the game !
" Georgia wasn’t winning on first down, forcing the offense to consistently play in second and long. Of the eight first down plays Georgia ran inside the red zone, just two gained positive yardage."
Pitiful. Our poor Red Zone productivity could end up being our Achilles Heel. We've got to fix this now.
I felt like from the get-go Saturday the offensive game-plan or play calling was way too timid. Run, Run, now it's 3rd and 7. That hasn't been us all year. One chance to throw it now for SB and the defense is pinning it's ears back. Good luck SB! I was trying to think of what it reminded me of, and it hit me this morning , it reminded me of Mike Bobo play calling at times, Monken didn't seem to have a good scheme as BA said on his show.
I know the field position for us was terrible for a long time, but if you are going to throw on 3rd down and 7 from your own 10 yard line , then you can certailny thow it on 1st or 2nd down too, when they might be expecting a run.
I felt like our offensive game plan fell right into what they do (or to our O-line anyway) best, get after the QB in for sure passing downs. Odd.