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Those are the numbers of starters on offense and defense who are seniors on each playoff team. It definitely helps to have upperclassmen, thats obvious, but acting like you can't have success without them is being a fool.

Washington is the one with just 3 BTW, and I hope you wouldn't argue they have more talent that UGA. UGA: Doing less with more since the mid-80's.

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zero top 50 guys in it

So recruiting composites about talent don't matter, but you're using no top 50 guys to say your class made you guys suck this year?

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Posted on 12/19/16 at 7:24 pm to ScarletFire

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you can't have success without them is being a fool.

You are so obtuse. No one said that. A low number of them is fine if the guys you have are good players and it would help if the junior class was strong.

Our best qb, wr, and te were true freshmen, as were hald of our dl rotation. Which playoff team had that kind of roster to deal with?

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Posted on 12/19/16 at 7:30 pm to ScarletFire

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composites about talent don't matter, but you're using no top 50 guys to say your clas

2 separate topics.

One is about a roster as it is for the season.You continue to ignore the flaws of the 247 roster composite in regards to the 2016 uga team, so you need to address that before bringing this topic up again.

The other is about a class as it was signed. Why would 95% of sec fans be pumped about a class with tray Matthews as the headliner and Brice Ramsey as the 2nd best?

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Posted by djsdawg

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Posted on 12/19/16 at 8:21 pm to ScarletFire

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It definitely helps to have upperclassmen

It helps to have seniors like Foster, Allen, Anderson, and Williams in the front 7. I bet they are each projected to go in the 1st round, but yea, Bama hasnt benefitted from having elite SR's at all