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re: UGA loses its two best players on offense
Posted on 5/11/24 at 11:01 am to FireDanMullen
Posted on 5/11/24 at 11:01 am to FireDanMullen
I think it is. I believe there's still a very good football coach on that sideline in Tuscaloosa, with a team that knows it can beat UGA. At home. Georgia has been favored in most of the matchups the past several times up and it hasn't mattered.
Indeed without some help from the injury bug there's a very good chance Georgia and Kirby Smart will have never beaten Alabama. At ALL.
Lose at TTown in September....and what will it do to your team and yes to your coaches' psyche? If any team can match UGA at the LOS this one can, because it did, and a lot of it is back.
Indeed without some help from the injury bug there's a very good chance Georgia and Kirby Smart will have never beaten Alabama. At ALL.
Lose at TTown in September....and what will it do to your team and yes to your coaches' psyche? If any team can match UGA at the LOS this one can, because it did, and a lot of it is back.
Posted on 5/11/24 at 11:05 am to antibarner
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Indeed without some help from the injury bug there's a very good chance Georgia and Kirby Smart will have never beaten Alabama. At ALL.
You should be more thankful for all of the injury breaks that went bama’s way, including both the 2017 and 2021 national title games.
Posted on 5/11/24 at 11:14 am to antibarner
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Indeed without some help from the injury bug there's a very good chance Georgia and Kirby Smart will have never beaten Alabama. At ALL
Stop with the excuses already. 33-18 is forever cemented in college football history along with Georgia's back-to-back titles. Your river of tears isn't going to change that.
Posted on 5/11/24 at 3:57 pm to antibarner
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Indeed without some help from the injury bug there's a very good chance Georgia and Kirby Smart will have never beaten Alabama. At ALL.
An argument could be made both ways. Georgia’s best pass rusher got hurt in the 2018 SEC championship and he was wreaking havoc on Bama’s o line. He went out and Georgia stopped producing a pass rush almost instantly.
Their 1st round OL this year also missed the majority of SEC championship and Bama won by 3 points and controlled the line of scrimmage.
Arguing injuries between two teams that recruit at the highest level (and it’s not even really close) is a sad and pathetic existence that ends up in a carousel of excuses and what ifs. The game is built off of depth. If you don’t have the depth to overcome injuries, you still lose despite some misguided validation fans seem to love to espouse to validate their self esteem.
Posted on 5/13/24 at 5:09 pm to antibarner
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Lose at TTown in September....and what will it do to your team and yes to your coaches' psyche?
If you played sports, you should already know the answer.
Safe to assume you didn’t.
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