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Yes, Dooley presented the mobile dual threat quite effectively. I too was around to watch Dooley during his early days at UGA. Dooley liked scramblers and throw-on-run. He also relied on RBs to close up front lines. I believe we are returning to that style. It offers more options. Heisman winner Herschel Walker took much of the game away from Buck Belue as he was UGA's go-to back with phenomenal success. Buck against Notre Dame proved that. Kirby does not have that luxury...yet.The new "look" at Georgia materializing will enhance the offense overall and open it up as LSU amd BAMA have done. Clemson as well. To accomplish this..UGA must persent a formidable dual style QB! Georgia's defense will not win the same games in 2020 it did in 2019. IMO.
And wasn't another one thrown to a receiver who ran the wrong route?
There were a lot of things that went wrong during that game, but aside from the interceptions and the fumble (was that Hill's fault...seems like it happened multiple times last year), I think we racked up over 500 yds of total offense.
Well enjoy.