What other message boards are saying (UGA pre game edition)

#186
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joevol33 said:
This is why I hate them more than anyone now. Just look at the comments, they think they're unbeatable
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I've been reading their 247 board and there are FAR more fans than usual who are either really nervous about this game or are straight-up predicting a loss. Some are betting on Tennessee.
 
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I’m actually surprised at their lack of confidence. I would not be too worried about the game if I was in their shoes, honestly. Yeah, I would think UGA could lose, but unlikely based on the last 8 years.
 
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05_never_again said:
I think they don't like him because he's pretty plain vanilla, but they don't really have to do anything fancy or atypical with the talent they have. He also was one of Richt's OCs for some teams that pretty clearly underachieved.

If they don't like that style of offense, ultimately it is Kirby they have to blame.
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They can feel it starting to slip away. When is the last time Georgia was unbeaten and ranked outside of the top 5? I can’t remember hearing much talking from Georgia fans when they had Todd Monken.

I bet seeing Josh Heupel put up 72 points the week before gives Kirby flashbacks of the Fun N Gun and The Great Pumpkin at the same time.
 
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“Thought it was just okay, man, let’s be honest,” Murray said. “Timing, was indecisive at times. Got through his reads too fast, something that’s kind of carried over from a week ago to this week of not playing within the offense. But the offensive line hasn’t helped him either at times. Offensive line has to play better. This is two weeks now where you’ve seen miscommunication upfront, effects the quarterback, quarterback a little bit inaccurate down the football field. This is the identity of this offense. It’s going to continue to be like that.
 
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jasonvol18 said:
Either way,JA is the much more likable player and very easy to pull for. I pulled for Nico obviously, but he was never someone that was easy to pull for. Actually,quite the contrary. JA's story is great and he definitely deserves good things to happen to him. Imagine his legacy if he beats GA this weekend. We've had so many fans,media outlets etc saying JA would be a downgrade and was an Int waiting to happen. Of course this will be the best D he's played against, but ( knock on wood), to this point he really hasn't even come close to throwing an Int.
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there are two I can think of off the top of my head.

Against Syracuse there was one pass where our WR had to knock it out of the hands of the defender.
Against ETSU Mathew's TD is a pick against Georgia, or probably any SEC team with a quality defense.
 
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#199
They are who we thought they were.

Most talented roster in college football across the whole team. Yet, average offensive play despite elite talent. And elite play on defense to match the elite talent.

Our best chance is to keep them to 23 or less. Do that, and it will likely be at least a one score game. Anything can happen in that scenario. I don’t know that this offense of ours is more talented than years past. So it’d be fair to assume they wont eclipse the 17 point mark that heupels record setting offenses haven’t eclipsed against uga. I have hope though, at home, with a qb that will throw it instead of running out of bounds, we just might take it. If we’re at 17 in the 4th quarter and they are at 23, we got a chance.

If the game is higher scoring I got no clue. all bets off.

I’ll be paying close attention to: if our qb will have enough time to successfully run any play action (our ability to be unpredictable), our third down offensive success rate (our ability to sustain drives), their ability to run the ball in 1st down (how tried will our defense get and how often will they be able to get off the field), our defense from 10 to 25 yards downfield (our ability to pressure the qb and their ability to connect in an area our depth is suffering).
 
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