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Noah Thomas knows heâs still an important piece of the Georgia offense, despite down season

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Noah Thomas knows heâs still an important piece of the Georgia offense, despite down season

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jdatl3

Well designed play by Bobo. Need more of them. Thomas is gaining great experience transitioning to new coordinator, which will help with his future.

HS_Dawg

First thing Thomas needs to do is learn to block. Missed several early in the game Saturday, but did have a good one downfield. Secondly, CANNOT drop a pass that hits his hands. Great talent, but he gave Florida 7 points on a simple catch.

Gramster

Love his mindset…ok I scr ewed up but let's get over it and get ready for the next play. Kind of epitomizes the never quit attitude of this year's team…

On the ricochet INT play I must admit when I saw Noah leave his feet to try to catch the ball on a pass that he didn't have to leave his feet, I had flashbacks of our boi hands of stone Arian Smith. You would think Coley could teach these kids not to jump unless a high point reception is required. When your head moves the eyes move, hence the chances of a reception decrease…football 101. In any event glad he had a chance to redeem himself, well done Noah. Time to get hot!