Georgia put the wraps on its third consecutive undefeated regular season and 29th-straight win, astonishing achievements, no matter the conference and era.
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If we can get past Bama this weekend there will be time to get some people healthy before the playoffs. But that is a big if right now and not because of talent or coaching. It's an injury problem the likes of which UGA hasn't seen in years. It will take everyone playing up to their best and for the crowd to show up for the Dawgs.
Milroe will definitely have a spy on him and will have a pass rush to deal with. He's improved as a passer, but I am not sold on his accuracy when his receivers are not WIDE open, and I am not sold on his decision making under pressure. Part of his struggles against Texas were due to the pressure Texas was putting on him. Burton has helped them but let's face it, their passing game is nothing to be feared like in times past. If we don't turn the ball over, we win by double digits because our defense will have an easier time stopping them than their defense stopping us. Our passing attack has many more viable weapons than theirs. If they double Bowers, then what is their plan to defend Lovett, McConkey, Bell and Jack-Saint? Does Bama have the DB's who can cover them one on one all game long? Again, if we don't turn the ball over, we win by double digits.
You can't put a single CB on a receiver. All the O has to do is put that receiver in motion constantly.
Watching that game sure made one miss Roquan, Nakobe, Channing, Jordan, and Jalen among others.
Bobo will need to call his best game yet as we will need to stay ahead of them and not let them build any momentum, just keep putting the pedal to the metal. Make them have to get out of their game plan. MIstakes are generally made when you get uncomfortable. Hold the ball and make them turn it over will be key.
Great picture on this article's headline. You can't grab a face mask like that. Where was the flag?
Probably sounds like conspiracy theory (of course, some theories do indeed prove out 😁), but did it feel like CKS and staff were intentionally using lesser experienced resources (esp. WRs, TEs, and DBs) to give them some "toughening up" in advance of Bama game? I'd like to think that's the case and that most of the A-list will be in full form by Saturday and now backed-up by some talented (and now much more experienced) younger players...? 🤔
This is a nice, logical assessment, and I really liked the points about Bama's 2-dimensional offense (relatively speaking re: A-listers) vs UGA's much broader portfolio. Had not thought about it the way you wrote it up, and I DO think it's consistent with who and how CKS played GT... much appreciated points!
