What Other Message Boards Are Saying: 2015 UGA Edition

#151
#151
Vol_is_Lyfe18 said:
Wait, they think Debord is good? Hell yeah!

In all seriousness, he called a good game tonight.
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I guess when a team lays five hundred yards of offense on you, you probably consider their offensive coordinator pretty decent. We generated more yardage than bama did versus uga. Of course bama took their foot off the gas as well.
 
#152
#152
Wow!! This dude literally just blamed Shield-Watkins Field for Chubb's injury. I just can't even process that comment.

Gator Stomper
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Thought it might be that just based on how it looked. Freakish injury. So sorry for him. That field is an inexcusable piece of ****. UT has lost a lot of their own players to it. If you can't maintain a good field, install field turf.
 
#153
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Coug said:
Wow!! This dude literally just blamed Shield-Watkins Field for Chubb's injury. I just can't even process that comment.

Gator Stomper
9 minutes ago via Mobile
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Thought it might be that just based on how it looked. Freakish injury. So sorry for him. That field is an inexcusable piece of ****. UT has lost a lot of their own players to it. If you can't maintain a good field, install field turf.
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Their field is probably **** after last week too but they have 2 weeks to get it back into shape...Just sayin.
 
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Coug said:
Wow!! This dude literally just blamed Shield-Watkins Field for Chubb's injury. I just can't even process that comment.

Gator Stomper
9 minutes ago via Mobile
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Thought it might be that just based on how it looked. Freakish injury. So sorry for him. That field is an inexcusable piece of ****. UT has lost a lot of their own players to it. If you can't maintain a good field, install field turf.
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Pretty sure I was sitting right next to this clown in JJ tonight. He said those exact words to other Georgia fans atleast 4 or 5 times. I almost clocked him when he turned and yelled at some younger girls and said "I bet you won't shake that pom pom now!!!" after a UGA TD. Typical flatlander GA trash that dresses like he belongs to a peanut farming fraternity but their actions reveal their true character.
 
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#157
#157
alexbond45 said:
I unfortunately agree that we will probably lose to Bama. I'm thinking 40% chance of victory or so.
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What's the odds of alabubba having 5 turn overs again....has to be <40%?

Our OL can't win in the battle with their front 7 and I seriously doubt our DB's ability to cover the deep ball. The uniteeth have a tremendous advantage in the trenches.

Without turn overs and/or big special teams plays I see this one as a steep uphill battle for the good guys.
 
#158
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Coug said:
Wow!! This dude literally just blamed Shield-Watkins Field for Chubb's injury. I just can't even process that comment.

Gator Stomper
9 minutes ago via Mobile
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Thought it might be that just based on how it looked. Freakish injury. So sorry for him. That field is an inexcusable piece of ****. UT has lost a lot of their own players to it. If you can't maintain a good field, install field turf.
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Watch the 30 on 30 on Marcus Dupree. His knee injury appeared almost identical to Chubb's. With both guys there was no impact to the knee, it just collapsed from the force.
 
#159
#159
Has there been a bama one of these done yet? Haven't been paying much attention to it this week and didn't know if I missed it.
 
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#163
alexbond45 said:
Once Hurd breaks past the front 7, it's just a twig versus a bulldozer...

We all remember the gif from last year were Hurd drug that UGA DB like 10 yards right?
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AllVols said:
Wish someone would post a gif of that.
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#168
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VolFootballnut said:
Intelligence got him thrown out of Oklahoma and Southern Miss.
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I was very much alive then...football factory Oklahoma didn't "throw him out". He bolted for the USFL before he played a down for SouMiss. He got taken to the cleaners by the con man preacher with whom he entrusted his finances, but his onfield fortunes were blown with his knee. You can second guess his weight gain before the bowl game but smart people can pig out around the holidays too...this was the 80s and he was a physical freak. He would do things differently , I'm sure but he's not Lawrence Phillips.
 
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#169
#169
butchna said:
I was very much alive then...football factory Oklahoma didn't "throw him out". He bolted for the USFL before he played a down for SouMiss. He got taken to the cleaners by the con man preacher with whom he entrusted his finances, but his onfield fortunes were blown with his knee. You can second guess his weight gain before the bowl game but smart people can pig out around the holidays too...this was the 80s and he was a physical freak. He would do things differently , I'm sure but he's not Lawrence Phillips.
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Thanks for the info:hi:
 
#170
#170
VolFootballnut said:
Dupree would have been better than Herschel Walker had his head been screwed on straight. Million dollar talent ten cent head.
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He may well have been another Herschel Walker if he'd stayed healthy...was extremely fast and agile and probably 30lbs larger than your average RB at that time - a true athletic freak.

Concerning the "ten cent head" comment, I'd encourage you to watch the 30 for 30 show and see if you still feel the same. Struck me as an extremely nice guy with a handicapped brother whom he really cared for. All the low life bag men were pulling him and his mother in different directions. They were dirt poor and really unprepared to deal with those shady characters. Has stayed away from trouble and worked steadily in his home town since his playing days ended - that's not a symptom of a "ten cent head". Appeared to be well liked in his community.
 
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#171
#171
walkenvol said:
He may well have been another Herschel Walker if he'd stayed healthy...was extremely fast and agile and probably 30lbs larger than your average RB at that time - a true athletic freak.

Concerning the "ten cent head" comment, I'd encourage you to watch the 30 for 30 show and see if you still feel the same. Struck me as an extremely nice guy with a handicapped brother whom he really cared for. All the low life bag men were pulling him and his mother in different directions. They were dirt poor and really unprepared to deal with those shady characters. Has stayed away from trouble and worked steadily in his home town since his playing days ended - that's not a symptom of a "ten cent head". Appeared to be well liked in his community.
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I'll see if i can find that program on youtube:hi::hi:
 
#172
#172
Coug said:
Wow!! This dude literally just blamed Shield-Watkins Field for Chubb's injury. I just can't even process that comment.

Gator Stomper
9 minutes ago via Mobile
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Thought it might be that just based on how it looked. Freakish injury. So sorry for him. That field is an inexcusable piece of ****. UT has lost a lot of their own players to it. If you can't maintain a good field, install field turf.
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Which players have we "lost" to Shields-Watkins field? This guy's a buffoon acting like a 9 year old. Anybody remember Florida's field from earlier this year?.....it was a mess. Don't recall a bunch of players blowing out their knees there, just like a bunch of players haven't blown out their knees in Neyland.
 
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