- Will Georgia be up for the game? No. Not sure why Crowell is out, but if you want to blame Coach Richt, well, just blame him. The defense looked stout at time and less so at times. The offense, without the more open running with Crowell, and more missed opportunities in the passing game, looked pedestrianer than normal. I was worried this would be the case, and it was.
- Will we see a more open playbook in the second half if we have a 2+ score lead? See above.
- Can the defense keep up the intensity? At times, yes. At other, more important times, no. Much will be made about Grantham's actions, probably rightfully. However, if Coach Franklin made comments to a Georgia player about their play, especially after the entire game of uncalled chop blocks and such, well, I fully support him. As for his unit, I would sure hate to have to wait two weeks to get Grantham off my back, because the next two weeks will not be hugs and cuddles.
I am relieved we won. I think we've all expected a game like this, one were we don't play very well again. We won on the road. Move on. I guess.
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I am going to have to disagree about the offense. I though they played a pretty good game against a good Vandy D. Georgia gained almost 450 yds of offense and should of scored nearly 40 points (Walsh still in a funk)without two of it biggest offensive weapons in Crowell and Mitchell.
The D did not have a good game nor did the special teams. Scoring 33 on that Vandy team should have given Georgia at least a 17 point win. Giving up that many yards and that many points to that offense is unsettling.
JL,
I'd probably concede that. It is just that we left a lot of points on the board and the int was a direct result of our line getting overmatched. Again.
The defense. Damn. Just. Damn.
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