You can’t wish those “back to back to back” MVP and championship performances away.

He doesn’t play defense and make the schedule, ergo he is not the UGA MVP.

Only 9 combined pass attempts in the 2nd half vs UT and LSU.

Your lies about this were exposed in earlier threads. Remember when you lied and said his last pass attempt was in the 3rd quarter of the Vols game? And then I showed that in the next to the last O possession he had an incomplete pass to McConkey?

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Posted by djsdawg

Member since Apr 2015

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Posted on 1/15/23 at 9:25 am to Smokeyone

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He doesn’t play defense

True.

He led the explosive uga offense, which finished the season #1 in the nation in advanced metrics.

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UGA padded his stats.

4th q pass attempts in 5 games against top 25 teams:

0 vs LSU
1 vs UT
0 vs TCU
0 vs ORE
0 vs SC

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And then I showed that in the next to the last O possession he had an incomplete pass to McConkey?

Wrong again. His ONE 4th q pass in that game was to Arian smith.

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Compare his numbers to Hookers

Hooker had 12 4th q attempts against UGA alone. Would have had a few more if we didn’t wreck him behind the line a few times.

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Posted by DawgsLife

Member since Jun 2013

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Posted on 1/15/23 at 11:54 am to Smokeyone

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He doesn’t play defense and make the schedule, ergo he is not the UGA MVP.

I am confused. Did we win because of our defense? because we were told the defense is the only reason we won...and you alluded to it in your post.

But, we were told by the Rant that our defense was not good and it had been exposed.

And, according to Sagarin Strength of Schedules we finished with the 12th hardest schedule in the country while Tennessee finished with the #27th hardest schedule. So, maybe it was your QB that benefited from the schedule. And with Tennessee's defense being so bad all year, UT gave up many scores very quickly and got the ball back fast. So, maybe it was your QB that benefited from having a weak defense?

I mean, you can twist and turn and cite all kinds of narratives, but he still finished with 4,000 yards. If you don't want to take our word for it, you can check out the official stats of the year.

Go ahead, Smokey1. Just admit this is you about Bennett: