ATHENS — As Georgia continues to make its way through SEC play, Georgia coach Kirby Smart provided an update on several Bulldogs.
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Getting Bowens and Blackshear some playing time would be HUGE!
Go Dawgs!
Again, I think all teams need another BYE week during the regular season for rest and recovery time. If the new format starts next year at Week Zero, then this should be easy to do. And/or get rid of one of the G6 games and insert the 2nd BYE week.
I know I sound like a broken record, but around 9 minutes left in the fourth quarter—most of the starters are STILL playing——-we're up 35 to 7. What gives with this? Substitution across the board helps in many ways—rests the starters—keeps the starters out of injury trouble—and gives the non-starters excellent experience—-See Ellis Robinson above.
Looking better for Chauncey and Tyriq to see the field this weekend…IMO. Ellis Robinson? Ellis has been playing injured for weeks….Kirby. Gonna need a pretty full slate as Missouri can sneak up on us as they have done in the past. I think they are much tougher than Ole Miss. Well coached. GO DAWGS!!!
What you are saying makes good sense to me, but I also think Kirby usually does what he does for a reason. I don't always get a phone call explaining his thinking.
Go, Dawgs!
We need to get everyone back we can, so we can be at more full strength for the final stretch of 3 games left in the season (regular).
I sure hope Dandridge is only dinged a little and can get back. Same for Robinson. We need as many hands on deck as we can get to finish the season. Any of these last three games could be tricky. Hope the Dawgs stay aggressive, focused, and disciplined. Get the job done. Go Dawgs !!
I've learned this year to take these little Monday injury "updates" with a grain of salt. Last week, we were concerned about Ellis Robinson, yet he never appeared on the "official" injury report. Dandridge wasn't on the official injury report, either, then we find out after Saturday's game that he's had an ongoing hamstring injury. Then guys come off the injury report and we think that means they're available, only to find out after the fact that they aren't really 100 percent and cant' play (think Chauncey Bowens). I'll bet that come Wednesday, a bunch of the guys we see listed in this story as injured, won't show up on the officials SEC injury report. I think a lot of SEC coaches are playing around with injury reports this year., though. Just a bit of gamesmanship to keep opposing teams off balance.
