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re: Imagine the melt on 9/28/24 if…

Posted on 1/15/24 at 3:40 pm to
Posted by DawgsLife
Member since Jun 2013
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Posted on 1/15/24 at 3:40 pm to
It's possible. Now imagine the melt if Georgia beats Alabama on 9/28/24.

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Feels like it’s a must win for Kirby and he will have the most pressure in that game.


Really? I mean Alabama fans have been screaming "Saban owns Kirby!" fore a long time. If Kirby beats DeBoer in their first meeting you think it will be ok?

Dude. As a whole it isn't Georgia fans getting on Alabama fans backs....is this really what you want to start?
Posted by BamaBravesPackers
Member since Nov 2021
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Posted on 1/15/24 at 3:54 pm to
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Now imagine the melt if Georgia beats Alabama on 9/28/24.


Vegas didn’t drop the expected win total by a whole game for no reason. UGA should be favored by at least a TD in that game (UGA was favored even when Saban was coaching). Don’t think there will be any melting by reasonable Bama fans if we lose that one in a transition year.

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As a whole it isn't Georgia fans getting on Alabama fans backs


There’s definitely been some gleeful UGA fans starting threads and commenting (although some are probably alters). I, for one, respect what Kirby has done at UGA and have always been thankful for his 13 years at Bama. Bama/UGA fans are typically cool with each other.

However, I really do feel it’s close to a “must win” for Kirby in terms of reputation and legacy at this point in his career. Losing would be pretty devastating after getting owned by Saban for years. Obviously if he beat Bama in the SECCG or CFP later in the year, then it wouldn’t matter nearly as much. If it’s the only matchup, or if somehow he loses 2 next year to Bama, his reputation as the best active coach would take a big hit IMO.
Posted by Che Boludo
Member since May 2009
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Posted on 1/15/24 at 4:00 pm to
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If Kirby beats DeBoer in their first meeting you think it will be ok?

I have no issues with it. I fully expect it.

Given the uncertainties of personnel (staff and players) and wholesale changes in philosophy, calls, signals, etc., the season for Bama could range from 7-5 to 11-1. I don't expect a win over UGA anywhere in the mix, but crazy things happen.

You won't find it here in great supply, but most Bama fans expect some major setbacks from the norm under the GOAT.

I just hope he keeps the team competitive and improving. Everything about him, at every stop, indicates he will.

He needs this year to set his style and culture, establish recruiting relationships, and set conditions for a strong year 2 to really be held accountable for success in Year 3. Bama fans are just going to have to be patient, while taking their lumps from opposing fans when there are setbacks.
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