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re: So how bad does UGA beat us?
Posted on 9/4/14 at 6:21 am to WheelRoute
Posted on 9/4/14 at 6:21 am to WheelRoute
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You are flat out retarded if you think your WRs compare to A&Ms.
When healthy I'd take our top 4 over any other top 4 in the league.
However, that first part is the problem. Mitchell is still alternating between running on land and in pools. Unknown if he will play. JSW was dealing with some stuff and nobody has a clue if he'll play. If I had to make an uneducated guess I'd say both sit out for SC. We have Bennett who is 100% with no problems (yay), and Chris Conley who is at probably 70% with a shoulder injury. He's allowed to play, but has to wear a green jersey in every practice.
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Posted on 9/4/14 at 7:18 am to WG_Dawg
When healthy, I still think we're 2nd behind TAMU just because RSJ is so damn good. I do like the speed we have when JSW and MM26 are on the field and Mitchell is so damn shifty that he's a threat to take anything he touches to the house. However, RSJ is like 6'5" 220 lbs and still quick as a jackrabbit.
I'd look for a lot of new sets against Carolina. We we're pretty vanilla against Clemson with the exception of a series or two. I expect to see Marshall, Michel, and McKenzie split out wide a lot in order to really utilize some more speed at WR. We could easily have 3 RBs on the field at once with Gurley/Chubb at RB and Michel and Marshall out wide. A lot of short passes in space and let them try to break things wide open if USC wants to stack the box.
I'd look for a lot of new sets against Carolina. We we're pretty vanilla against Clemson with the exception of a series or two. I expect to see Marshall, Michel, and McKenzie split out wide a lot in order to really utilize some more speed at WR. We could easily have 3 RBs on the field at once with Gurley/Chubb at RB and Michel and Marshall out wide. A lot of short passes in space and let them try to break things wide open if USC wants to stack the box.
This post was edited on 9/4/14 at 7:36 am
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