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Georgia football defense wants to ‘make a statement’ against Michigan

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Georgia football defense wants to ‘make a statement’ against Michigan

Georgia football's defense will look to play well against Michigan.

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stone

@BigMike so the offensive line handled Bama’s pass rush. Want to address why this same line kept the dawgs 85 yards under their per game rushing total

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stone

https://forum.dawgnation.com/discussion/comment/582204#Comment_582204

So all of this was someone’s else’s fault, running backs not ready to play. Poor adjustments by the OC.

I am sure your knowledge of football far exceeds mine.

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kirkhilles

Actually, this is a good thing and should give us a solid shot at beating them. We do a WHOLE LOT BETTER stopping the run compared with a team that is a very serious passing threat.

Look at the 3 teams:

Passing Yards

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Bama: 4,322

Michigan: 2,470

Georgia: 2,325

Rushing

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Michigan: 2,910

Georgia: 2,534

Bama: 1,919

Our Rushing Yards per Attempt is identical at 5.3. We have more QB stats (yards, TDs, although more INTs too). Total Yards per game is pretty close (443 vs 452)

So, if our D is better than theirs, in theory, we should be able to handle them.