Georgia sophomore safety Lewis Cine has had a couple of different things to work on since the Florida game. In that contest the Georgia safety earned notoriety following a car-crash of a hit on Florida tight end Kyle Pitts. Cine was ejected from the game and the hit ended up giving both players concussions. Some in
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Some of you here may remember and some may be too young to remember an All-American safety for the Dawgs in the early 2000’s by the name of Greg Blue. Greg would hit guys and spin their helmets around on their heads. He was one of the hardest hitting players I have ever seen play football anywhere. Lewis reminds me of a Greg Blue. He is going to be fun to watch. Just hope he can stay healthy! Go Dawgs!
Don't forget Thomas Davis!
Definitely!
First, he put that hit on Kyle Pitts, not QB Kyle Trask..scroll up to Cine's photo cutline. Cine throws himself full body into his tackles. You know it when Cine hits you. He will likely finish out the year taking LeCounte's place at safety. Next year it is his. I look for a continuation of solid play from Cine. We need his type of determination and ability!!!
Cine was leading with his shoulder,, Pitts lowered his head and caused the trajectory to be wrong,,,,not in my opinion intentional, but a flag. We had quite a few that were great starting with Jermaine Phillips, Sean Jones(ga vs tenn highlight reel), Thomas Davis, Greg Blue, then the rules changed.. Trey Battle, Dom Sanders, were better cover guys than big hitters,,
Not dirty, looked worse live. Failed to mention at least 2 national writers said it wasn't targeting.
