Jimmy Football
Petitioning Frank for 17th year of eligibility
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It showed along with with multiple former vfl’s saying their stadium isnt loud. The shot on Facebook obviously inspired the crowd just a little more than normal. Luckily we won’t have to prepare for a crowd like that anymore this season
You can’t prepare for crowd noise. Sanford Stadium brought it. They just did. Neyland is louder but it’s different when you’re trying to play offense.I’m not going to lie, Hyatt and a few other players admitting in the post game presser that they were unprepared for the crowd noise is disappointing. I’m not sure how Heupel and Staff didn’t have them ready for that. Kind of embarrassing that we weren’t ready for it.
That’s exactly what they did. They manned up our WR’s left 2 safeties over the top (very spread out to guard the sidelines). They dominated our offensive line and that was the problem. We couldn’t establish a run game that made them bring a safety down or add an extra LB. They used 6 DB’s a lot, 5 DB’s minimum bcuz of no fear of our run game.Based on my untrained football knowledge, they kept 2 safeties over the top in the first half, which caused us not to go deep much. One of our easy opponents did that to us, too, and we did a lot of dinking and dunking. However, we usually run it well against a lesser opponent as the safeties play deep. But against UGA, we couldn’t run either. We did struggle against the blitz and not sure why we don’t run hot routes at the blitz.
Nobody said it did. The o-line had +6 presnap penalties (all crowd related). Those presnap penalties contributed in multiple stalled drives (including the first drive in their territory). We kept clapping for our cadence, which wasn’t a good coaching position b/c mays didnt hear hooker n out tackles or wr would move. We went silent for w couple drives then go right back to clapping.People tweeting about Sanford didn’t lose us the game. That narrative is dumb. What isn’t dumb though is that our coaches apparently didn’t prepare our players for it. We should have been prepared for the noise. If it really was that much of a hindrance, that sucks.
The play calling was the same we’ve seen allOur play calling today was so unimaginative from what I've come to expect from Heupel and Golesh. I really have to wonder why our team seemed so out of synch. It's hard for me to imagine that the UGA crowd was THAT disruptive.
Still a good day...
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Earlier this week, I said that Kirby was going to play our WRs with man coverage instead of zone. It looked to me like that is exactly what he did. This nullifies all the switches we have been exploiting where one DB lets a guy go because he knows there is a safety that will pick him up. Bottom line is that he took away our most successful plays that we have been using all year. I have been worried all along that a coach would figure out how to beat our system. Now everyone else will do the same by watching the film of today's game. Most other teams don't have the athletes that Georgia has, but our coaches might as well start preparing for how to adjust.
That is true...and instead of sitting here talking about crappy playcalling, once again we are sitting here calling him a genius.He hits them, that’s 3 TDs
Not saying they would or if the even make the SECCG but Bama has the players to upset UGA. Gibbs makes it hard for a defense to play man all night as it’s harder to run man and take that many players out of run support while also putting anyone 1 v 1 on him in coverage. Then add in Bryce and anything is possible.I'm fine with Bama winning out and Georgia rolling them in Atlanta...but if they are going to lose, LSU is the best to help build OUR resume.
Really TCU and Clemson are the only teams that I think can keep us out of CFP other than a 1 loss Bama team (which would mean they beat Georgia in title game).