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re: Honest question on bama's d gameplan
Posted on 11/2/15 at 9:09 am to Riseupfromtherubble
Posted on 11/2/15 at 9:09 am to Riseupfromtherubble
Simple reminder, Chubb ran for 150 against Bama. How'd that work out?
LF will get his, Bama will force Harris to beat them. If he can make plays with his feet and hit the deep ball then it may be a long day for the Tide.
LF will get his, Bama will force Harris to beat them. If he can make plays with his feet and hit the deep ball then it may be a long day for the Tide.
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Posted on 11/2/15 at 9:16 am to bamarep
Simple reminder, when Georgia needed Chubb to get yards, he couldn't.
When the game was in question Nick Chubb was shut down. He struggled gaining anything. He couldn't pick up first downs and was shut down everytime he touched the ball when the game was in question.
When Bama was up by 4 touchdowns in the second half, he broke off an 83 yarder against a defense that was understandably not as focused mentally as they were in the first half. So please, don't cite nick chubb's stat line as proof that he just torched Bama on the ground. Nick Chubb was rendered ineffective
When the game was in question Nick Chubb was shut down. He struggled gaining anything. He couldn't pick up first downs and was shut down everytime he touched the ball when the game was in question.
When Bama was up by 4 touchdowns in the second half, he broke off an 83 yarder against a defense that was understandably not as focused mentally as they were in the first half. So please, don't cite nick chubb's stat line as proof that he just torched Bama on the ground. Nick Chubb was rendered ineffective
Posted on 11/2/15 at 3:02 pm to bamarep
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Simple reminder, Chubb ran for 150 against Bama. How'd that work out?
LF will get his, Bama will force Harris to beat them. If he can make plays with his feet and hit the deep ball then it may be a long day for the Tide.
Chubb had two good runs during the game, outside of those two runs, Sony Michel actually ran more consistently between the two. However, the larger reality is that Georgia's team as a whole was clearly overrated, so comparing them to LSU exclusively is an exercise in futility. If you want to make the argument that Chubb was the be all end all, the answer is that a RB without a line will not do well versus Bama, and if their oline was half of what it was advertised to be then Georgia wouldn't be struggling so mightily without Chubb. Comparing Georgia to LSU at this point is pointless really, there are more differences than similarities.
This post was edited on 11/2/15 at 3:03 pm
Posted on 11/2/15 at 3:06 pm to bamarep
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Simple reminder, Chubb ran for 150 against Bama. How'd that work out?
Spoken by someone who didn't watch the game.
Posted on 11/2/15 at 3:18 pm to bamarep
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LF will get his, Bama will force Harris to beat them. If he can make plays with his feet and hit the deep ball then it may be a long day for the Tide.
Harris throws the deep ball well and doesn't turn it over well. At least, he hasn't up until this point...
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