re: Georgia has the offensive capabilities of A&M to give Alabama trouble.

There is more than one way to skin a cat, and there's more than one way to beat Alabama. In fact, A&M showed two different methods. The first half, it was all about 3rd down conversions--A&M kept moving the chains, keeping the Bama offense off the field. The second half was more about big plays--A&M had several big plays leading to scores or scoring opportunities.

Georgia has a punchers chance against Bama, but if they are going to do it, it will probably be more via the big play route, than consistently moving the chains. They have a better defense than A&M (although A&M played their best game of the season defensively against Bama, and probably matched up better with the Bama offense than a pass happy attack), so they might be able to stay in the game for a while without consistently moving the chanins, and hit some big plays to score points. But, if I had to bet, I'd bet on Bama, that's for sure.