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re: How would your team do against Arkansas' schedule?
Posted on 7/25/14 at 9:57 pm to GDawg1
Posted on 7/25/14 at 9:57 pm to GDawg1
Well Georgia is pretty well across the board considered to be an underperforming program. Even with all of the elite and top end talent that leaves the state UGA still signs Top 10 classes annually and doesn't do much of anything with them.
UGA has arguably the most fertile recruiting area of the SEC in its backyard but it's been twice as long since Arkansas was in a BCS bowl that Georgia has gone to a BCS Bowl.
We have none of the advantages that UGA does, but we'd have won just as many SEC East titles as Georgia has since we joined the conference.
UGA has arguably the most fertile recruiting area of the SEC in its backyard but it's been twice as long since Arkansas was in a BCS bowl that Georgia has gone to a BCS Bowl.
We have none of the advantages that UGA does, but we'd have won just as many SEC East titles as Georgia has since we joined the conference.
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Posted on 7/25/14 at 9:59 pm to CtotheVrzrbck
The more pertinent question is how will Bert's team do against Arkansas' schedule? 3-9 seems about right.
Is it just me, or did everybody like Arky more when Petrino, Ford, Crowe, Broyles, etc coached them?
Is it just me, or did everybody like Arky more when Petrino, Ford, Crowe, Broyles, etc coached them?
Posted on 7/26/14 at 5:06 pm to CtotheVrzrbck
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Well Georgia is pretty well across the board considered to be an underperforming program. Even with all of the elite and top end talent that leaves the state UGA still signs Top 10 classes annually and doesn't do much of anything with them.
UGA has arguably the most fertile recruiting area of the SEC in its backyard but it's been twice as long since Arkansas was in a BCS bowl that Georgia has gone to a BCS Bowl.
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We were 4 yards away from the national championship a couple of years ago. I think that was a better achievement than losing to Ohio State in the runners up bowl.
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We have none of the advantages that UGA does, but we'd have won just as many SEC East titles as Georgia has since we joined the conference.
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