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re: 12 yo take on the game....

Posted on 11/3/14 at 10:32 am to
Posted by RealDawg
Dawgville
Member since Nov 2012
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Posted on 11/3/14 at 10:32 am to
Good take from 12yo.

We got whipped. Tackling and containment having been big issues this year (up to now).

Was it the Gurley hangover?

Was it three years of beating UF in a row?

Was it all the talk of how crappy UF is?

Was it coming off two wins without Gurley?

Was it simply that UF wanted it more?

All of it? Either way, no doubt the players feel way worse than we do. I didn't get my arse beat. I had a great time last week (other than the few hours in the stadium).


Posted by davesdawgs
Georgia - Class of '75
Member since Oct 2008
20307 posts
Posted on 11/3/14 at 10:45 am to
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All of it?


Momentum is a funny thing. No doubt our players felt they would win going into the game and Florida's players, coaches and fans had their doubts. Then Georgia scored first and reinforced our beliefs. But then Morgan missed a routine FG in a vicious crosswind. After that the transformation began. Florida started running the ball on every down. They just pushed up the middle and their RB's were determined and bulldozed with the momentum of the pile in front of them and pushing behind them much like a Rugby match. As such they just kept getting first downs eating up at first only 3 or 4 yards at at time, then later 10 yard chunks a pop. When we did wall them in up front, their RB's did just what Chubb did on one play and bounced to the outside for big yardage; our outside containment was weak and simply awful. As the trend continued, our defense became weary and it was all over but the crying. Our final drive in garbage time made the game look closer than it was. In the end, Florida ran the ball for 418 yards, the most piled up against a Georgia defense since 1978.
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