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3 things: How Georgia stopped Georgia Tech, 16-9, âa lot of patienceâ
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3 things: How Georgia stopped Georgia Tech, 16-9, âa lot of patienceâ
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GT played hard. Never gave up, so a hat tip to them. Hat tip to the defense. Well done. But that was the most incoherent - at times bizarre - offensive game plan (or non-game plan) I've seen in a while.
Tolliver filled in at center OK (from what I could tell). But I'm really hoping Bobo the Younger's foot is OK. We get enamored with the 5-star OL at 6'8" and 390 lbs. But center is a seriously cerebral position and IMO, Bobo has been extremely competent calling the protections … It takes smarts and experience and I'm sure Tolliver will get there when his time comes. But my fingers are crossed for Drew and his foot (and that cut on his hand).
Would not be surprised if everyone wins out … we slip to the 5 spot. Which I am fine with. Get a home game vs. #12 and then get a decent break before the quarterfinals.
Bobo out in the next game we are screwed. TV showed several missed blocks by the replacement. What the hell has happened to Gunner? His throws are awful!
Bobo's backup wasn't the only O-line problem. While Juan Gaston is really good in the run blocking game, he seems to get beat by quicker guys in the pass blocking game.
Kirby wants to play in the SEC and I think that affected the game plan. It was ultra conservative from the Get go and only one target to a tight ends, strange. I don't understand why Smart wants to play in the SEC, there's no upside. Whether we're 4 or 5 still get at least a 3 week break to heal up.
Strange, bizarre game indeed. Kirby wants to play in the SEC and,I believe, was why they ran such a ultra conservative offense. 1 target to TE's,huh?
Why Kirby wants to go to the SEC is beyond me; there's no upside. We'll be 4 or 5 if we don't play with a minimum of 3 weeks to rest and heal players. Kirby. It's not the 1990's anymore, an SEC titles means little if you're already a top 5 team so I'm rooting for A&M and, ugh, retching, Bama. Still want to know about Bowen.