Georgia football had plenty of good things and bad things Saturday night, that was reflected in the report card for the game
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Running straight into the stacked side of the dline was very Coley like. No misdirection, screen passes, or wheel routes to soften them up? I’d like to think Monken has some better run plays in his arsenal than that. Stubborn Kirby manball lives on........
The downvoters need a reality check.
Hill always gets pushed into the backfield. When he’s not making bad snaps that is.
Shaffer = terrible.
The wide receivers deserve a better grade, the O-Line deserves worse. So does the coaching. Cannot agree that Daniels was ready in the Florida game (I'm not even sure he was completely "ready" in this one, but Kirby's hand was forced). I do not think Kirby has lost Dawg Nation or that his job was ever in jeopardy. But I do agree that he could have been more upfront and transparent throughout all of this. Most reasonable folks would have understood.
Our defense is not good right now, but I would submit that it would be a WHOLE LOT BETTER if Jordan Davis, Julian Rochester, Monty Rice and Richard LeCount were all 100 percent healthy and playing. It may not seem like not having those guys would make that much of a difference, but I'm sure it does. And yes, I know Rice is playing, but he is not the same player that he was the first three games of the season when he was literally all over the field. I'm not saying our defense is elite with those guys, but I bet if they had all played, MS would not have put up 24 points on us.
And lastly, I don't want to panic but should we be just a little worried about Camarda? His bad punts haven't cost us yet, but I'm hoping we aren't starting to see a trend of having a couple of bad punts per game because when your defense isn't clicking on all cylinders, you need all the field position advantages you can muster.
Completely agree about Davis and Rochester in particular...their disruptive game has been sorely missed - the UGA defense truly starts with those guys.
Concerning Camarda, whew, one could argue that his shank prior to halftime vs UF was a back-breaker. He had similar breakdowns at the start of last season, so it seems like a mental block that has returned?
I agree with you about Jake Camarda, the guy is as inconsistent as anyone I've ever seen punt. 70 yards one punt, shanks it the next for 30 that just can't happen as regularly as it does at a major program, or shouldn't.
