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Georgia stock report: Bulldogs’ elite program soars in 27-13 win over Tennessee
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Georgia stock report: Bulldogs’ elite program soars in 27-13 win over Tennessee
ATHENS — Top to bottom, the Georgia football program was put to the test on Saturday.
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All the backs need to work on holding the ball in traffic, but I don't agree with the subbing of Edwards complaint. He has the best vision on the team and can cut towards the hole.
I actually agree with everything you said, @MikeGriffith, including about the running backs rotation. Branson Robinson has done an excellent job this year as a freshman, but it was clear early in the game that Saturday wasn't his day. He may do better this weekend going back home to Mississippi. But against UT, it just seemed like we were trying to force those guys in there when it wasn't necessary. But, if they clean up this recent spate of fumbles, we'll be good to go. Go Dawgs!
If Milton is healthy, why is Robinson on the field unless it's garbage time?
How bout them Dawgs!
McIntosh took a hard shot on his knee late. I don't think he played after that. Subbing a freshman RB in in the rain with a wet ball and field may not have been the smartest choice. Not enough history of wet ball control to take that chance vs the (former) #1 team. Didn't DEdwards and Robinson have fumbles last week too?
Edwards had 16 carries for 46 yds. But he had 1 carry for 20 yds. Subtract that and he had 15 carries for 26 yds. 1.7 ypc. He is a durable pounder but I wouldn't call that the best vision on the team.
Robinson didn't have both arms over the ball as the defender was approaching. Bet CKS had a thing or two to say about that!