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re: So who wins the SEC rushing title this year?
Posted on 7/2/15 at 7:29 am to bamabenny
Posted on 7/2/15 at 7:29 am to bamabenny
I think Auburn will go too much RB by committee with Jovon Robinson and Roc Thomas to get either one to lead the conference in rushing. Same deal with Arkansas' RBs.
I'd say Chubb.
I'd say Chubb.
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Posted on 7/2/15 at 9:40 am to WareagleKK
Chubbs won't survive the season, with no quality QB ugay is gonna run him into the ground while facing a bunch of 8 man fronts. SEC speed will kill his arse.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 9:45 am to GoldenDawg
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Another thing in Chubb's favor is the fact Georgia returns 4 of 5 talented starters on the OL. This may be the best and deepest Georgia OL I can remember, especially at run blocking. Add to that we return our two fullbacks and all of our TEs and It starts to look like Chubb could possibly have a historic season. Especially seeing as every other returning RB for Georgia has missed some serious time due to injury.
Another thing nobody seems to mention is that yall lost the architect of last years awesome offense, Bobo and replaced him with a huge question mark. I believe he took your O-line coach with him right?
Posted on 7/2/15 at 12:14 pm to THWG247
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Chubbs won't survive the season, with no quality QB ugay is gonna run him into the ground while facing a bunch of 8 man fronts. SEC speed will kill his arse.
1. Shouldn't all of this have applied to 2014 as well?
2. How bad stat wise will our qb be?
3. If we use 2-3 wr's on the field, we aren't gonna see 8 man fronts.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 1:14 pm to THWG247
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Another thing in Chubb's favor is the fact Georgia returns 4 of 5 talented starters on the OL. This may be the best and deepest Georgia OL I can remember, especially at run blocking. Add to that we return our two fullbacks and all of our TEs and It starts to look like Chubb could possibly have a historic season. Especially seeing as every other returning RB for Georgia has missed some serious time due to injury.
Another thing nobody seems to mention is that yall lost the architect of last years awesome offense, Bobo and replaced him with a huge question mark. I believe he took your O-line coach with him right?
Bobo was replaced by an experienced NFL oc and our young ol coach was replaced a young ol coach.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 1:17 pm to GeauxToBed
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UGA rbs tend to get injured mid season. My money's on whoever gets the lion's share at Auburn.
Chubb hasn't missed a game...
Posted on 7/2/15 at 1:34 pm to djsdawg
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1. Shouldn't all of this have applied to 2014 as well? 2. How bad stat wise will our qb be? 3. If we use 2-3 wr's on the field, we aren't gonna see 8 man fronts.
You had a decent qb last year, not great by your standards but decent. This year is a big question mark.
If teams don't respect your 2 WR's then hell yes they are going to sell out to stop the run and make you try to beat them passing. A team like Bama with nfl quality corners can pull it off.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 1:35 pm to djsdawg
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Bobo was replaced by an experienced NFL oc and our young ol coach was replaced a young ol coach.
A nfl oc that NOBoDY in the nfl wanted, and a complete unknown at OL coach, your OL last year was the best i've ever seen at ugay, the departing coach had to have been a huge part of that
Posted on 7/2/15 at 2:31 pm to THWG247
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1. Shouldn't all of this have applied to 2014 as well? 2. How bad stat wise will our qb be? 3. If we use 2-3 wr's on the field, we aren't gonna see 8 man fronts.
You had a decent qb last year, not great by your standards but decent. This year is a big question mark.
If teams don't respect your 2 WR's then hell yes they are going to sell out to stop the run and make you try to beat them passing. A team like Bama with nfl quality corners can pull it off.
What about #2?
Big ? Mark doesnt necessarily mean awful play is guaranteed, which seems to be your assumption.
Teams did not have to respect our downfield pass game last year because we called conservative plays, and when we didn't, Mason was very timid due in part to our wr's not getting great separation. This is exactly what allows a team to sell out to stop the run, yet we still ran well.
Not many teams have 2 NFL corners or would risk Ramsey hitting a deep pass downfield.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 2:37 pm to THWG247
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Bobo was replaced by an experienced NFL oc and our young ol coach was replaced a young ol coach.
A nfl oc that NOBoDY in the nfl wanted, and a complete unknown at OL coach, your OL last year was the best i've ever seen at ugay, the departing coach had to have been a huge part of that
If nobody wanted him, then he wouldn't have had 2 different NFL oc jobs. Looks like you just made this up in your mind iron puppet style.
Good thing all the ol returning still have internalized all of his previously unknown coaching from the previous seasons.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 2:52 pm to djsdawg
Key word there HAD 2 nfl OC jobs.....and nobody wanted him afterwards
Posted on 7/2/15 at 2:54 pm to THWG247
you aren't an OC in the NFL for 9 consecutive years if you suck.
Meanwhile, fatneck's best job he's ever had before tech was georgia southern.
Meanwhile, fatneck's best job he's ever had before tech was georgia southern.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 2:59 pm to THWG247
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by THWG247
Key word there HAD 2 nfl OC jobs.....and nobody wanted him afterwards
Wrong. He was a current NFL oc under Jeff fisher when we hired him.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 3:01 pm to djsdawg
Mason was pretty good at taking care of the ball, Ramsey may have a better arm but from what i've read makes lots of bad decisions and is a turnover machine, and also hasn't been taking things very seriously, hasn't learned the playbook. We'll see but all things point to your worst QB situation since Joe Tershinshki the 3rd
Posted on 7/2/15 at 3:02 pm to djsdawg
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Wrong. He was a current NFL oc under Jeff fisher when we hired him.
And was about to be fired
Posted on 7/2/15 at 3:05 pm to THWG247
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Wrong. He was a current NFL oc under Jeff fisher when we hired him.
And was about to be fired
Jeff fisher never said that, but somehow you have imagined he did. Are you iron puppets alter?
Posted on 7/2/15 at 3:06 pm to tigerpawl
YEAR OF THE RB
Top 5 (Based on 13 game season)
Fournette 1600-1700 - Miles will ride Fournette. A sophomore that Miles is bringing to Media days is very rare. Everybody else will be in a support/change of pace role behind him. He will be the face of the offense that needs him to be that.
Henry 1600-1650 - Will finally be unleashed. Has no experienced help and if Bama wants to get back to winning bowl games, they need to run the got damn ball. He'll have an Ingram/Richardson season
Chubb 1500-1600 - Way too many guys behind him that produce for him to control carries like he did the back half of last year. i say he still comes close to equaling last year, or slightly surpassing it though.
Robinson 1350-1450 - Wonder how this will go now that they don't have a crazy rushing threat at QB that can occupy defenders' eyes. Robinson is legit and should still put up great numbers, but I think Roc will hit around 800 himself and Barber will take carries as well.
Hansbrough 1300-1400 - They really need him to go off. That team is more his than it will be Mauk's. He's underrated.
Bonus guy
I have Williams at 1300 yards as I think he finally seperates from Collins.
- The SEC will have 10, 1000 yard RBs (Boom, Webb, Collins, Hurd)
- May have 1 or 2, 1000 yard QBs (Dak, Dobbs)
Top 5 (Based on 13 game season)
Fournette 1600-1700 - Miles will ride Fournette. A sophomore that Miles is bringing to Media days is very rare. Everybody else will be in a support/change of pace role behind him. He will be the face of the offense that needs him to be that.
Henry 1600-1650 - Will finally be unleashed. Has no experienced help and if Bama wants to get back to winning bowl games, they need to run the got damn ball. He'll have an Ingram/Richardson season
Chubb 1500-1600 - Way too many guys behind him that produce for him to control carries like he did the back half of last year. i say he still comes close to equaling last year, or slightly surpassing it though.
Robinson 1350-1450 - Wonder how this will go now that they don't have a crazy rushing threat at QB that can occupy defenders' eyes. Robinson is legit and should still put up great numbers, but I think Roc will hit around 800 himself and Barber will take carries as well.
Hansbrough 1300-1400 - They really need him to go off. That team is more his than it will be Mauk's. He's underrated.
Bonus guy
I have Williams at 1300 yards as I think he finally seperates from Collins.
- The SEC will have 10, 1000 yard RBs (Boom, Webb, Collins, Hurd)
- May have 1 or 2, 1000 yard QBs (Dak, Dobbs)
This post was edited on 7/2/15 at 10:59 pm
Posted on 7/2/15 at 3:24 pm to THWG247
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Mason was pretty good at taking care of the ball, Ramsey may have a better arm but from what i've read makes lots of bad decisions and is a turnover machine, and also hasn't been taking things very seriously, hasn't learned the playbook. We'll see but all things point to your worst QB situation since Joe Tershinshki the 3rd
You are all over the place now. It looks like you are saying that a qb Taking care of the ball somehow opens the run game up by forcing a d to respect downfield passing. Does that really make sense to you?
Posted on 7/2/15 at 3:29 pm to Datbayoubengal
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chubb: too many guys behind him that produce for him to control carries like he did the back half of last year. i say he still comes close to equaling last year.
You exaggerate our depth.
Posted on 7/2/15 at 4:43 pm to djsdawg
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You are all over the place now. It looks like you are saying that a qb Taking care of the ball somehow opens the run game up by forcing a d to respect downfield passing. Does that really make sense to you?
No thats not what i'm trying to say. he did just enough to make teams have to respect the threat of throwing, made good decisions mostly. I believe he probably had better receivers last year too right?
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