ATHENS — Georgia football handed off the ball nine times to an injured Kendall Milton on Saturday night, the team’s most elite and explosive tailback.
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I'm excited about Roderick.
My Penn State lovin brother says UGA practices too hard...and always seems to come up lame. Well, two natties in a row says he is wrong. Football is a physical game. Human bodies have inherent frailties...some more vulnerable than others, especially under extreme stress. I admire Kendall for sacrificing himself for the good of his team. It cost him as his hamstring tightened up on him again. but treatment can resolve that. UGA needs its experienced backs. Dajun E. should return next game or SC at latest.
UGA needs to keep after it....the OL needs to shove and not be shoved back...that shocked me. Won't name names. They know who they are. KY beat Ball State by 30 I think. UGA should throttle them by 60...ordinarily. Bobo needs to light a fire under those boys...Smart said we will not be hunted...well sir...you "wuz" hunted by an FCS team for two solid quarters. I was stunned. Trap the running game and force Beck to the air. Fortunately Beck eventually responded for almost 300 air yards and a running TD. Good. The defense was a stone wall as usual.
Will UGA hunt Ball State. They too will cramp the running game if possible....only possible way to beat UGA. I expect a much improved result next Saturday.
CKS not known for rushing injured players back early. APaul, KMilton and DEdwards being rushed back is asking for lingering injuries and potentially longer lasting absenses later. Milton could've easily aggravated his pulled hamstring on his long run.
Same with Mondon. With the depth at ILB was it really necessary?
