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What I'm getting from alot of yall is that the pass rush is good, but if UGA's OL gets a decent block scheme on the front 4 and lets Gurley through, it's going to be a bloodbath?

If Gurley gets through he will have a decent run but wont take any more than 15 yards. LSU's D under Chavis are gang tackling mofos and very very rarely do RBs break away for huge runs.I have also seen our DEs and Freak run down RBs and short passes many times this season.

The only way it will be a bloodbath is if Georgia forces a lot of turnovers or a lot of 3 and outs like we saw against AU in the second half when we went conservative.

You said Gurley wasnt supposed to playing be 4 quarters against NT because he was banged up. Any word on how hes doing and if that is being carried over to this weekend.

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Posted by deeprig9

Unincorporated Ozora, Georgia

Member since Sep 2012

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Posted on 9/24/13 at 8:17 pm to Big Lake

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You said Gurley wasnt supposed to playing be 4 quarters against NT because he was banged up. Any word on how hes doing and if that is being carried over to this weekend.

He got hurt and sat out 2 quarters against Clemson.

Played slightly banged up against Carolina, did well.

Bye Week and North Texas were supposed to be a healing period.

Turns out he had a full game against N Tex, disrupting his rest.

No rest this week, no rest Saturday.

There were times in the N Tex game I thought "Why are you doing to Gurley what Spurrier did to Lattimore?" UGA was in complete control of that game. There was no reason Gurley should have ever stepped foot on that field.

I have to think and believe that UGA coaches are trying to get his stats padded for a Heisman campaign later on, because it made no sense to have Gurley in that damn game.

I forgot what we were talking about. What was your question?

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Posted by Fishhead

Elmendorf, TX

Member since Jan 2008

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Posted on 9/24/13 at 9:29 pm to Big Lake