Hey, we were in the final group of schools. I guess those final four appearances and the charisma of Shaka Smart were too much for Georgia to overcome.
TD
UGA 45 Austin Peay 0
UGA 41 South Carolina 17
UGA 49 MTSU 7
UGA 43 Mizzou 29
UGA 38 Tenn 12
UGA 41 Vandy 13
LSU 36 UGA 13
UGA 36 UF 17
UGA 34 UK 17
UGA 27 AU 10
UGA 66 UMass 27
UGA 45 Tech 21
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Potential playing time competition with E'Torrion Wilredge may have pushed him away, too. It's disappointing, but not crippling if Fox finishes strong with this class.
I hope Wilredge turns out to be good enough to have pushed Mack for playing time.
Me too. I don't think it's super far-fetched, but I tend to be very glass-half-full. If he's even 75% of Mack, I think it'll be ok (again, assuming a strong finish on this class out of the coaching staff).
Red Zone offense/defense will be the difference (turnover and ST explosions being equal). Both teams will move the ball at will between the 20s and be keen on preventing big plays. TDs, not FGs, in the RZ.
A significant advantage for UGA is how the media is overlooking (and CMR is smartly downplaying) the revenge factor. AU folks I know not really thinking about that; Dawg people I know (and I assume the coaches, and the players) want blood, esp. with their UGA reject QB and giving TM a home as well. Think Tebow/Meyer 2008-09 WLOCP Blood. Bloody Blood.
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