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re: Sooo Georgia offense struggled in their scrimmage
Posted on 9/6/20 at 9:53 pm to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
Posted on 9/6/20 at 9:53 pm to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
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Why the frick would you think you're going to score more touchdowns?
Even if Monken is below average that's still a huge upgrade over Coley. They also have recruited ridiculously well along the OL. Even with a drop off at Qb I still don't think their offense can be worse than last year. frick Georgia and all that but that's my honest opinion
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Posted on 9/6/20 at 9:58 pm to marshallcotiger
It's not about being a good or bad coach, it's that there are reasonable expectations to fixing an entire offense with limited practices. People keep forgetting that they are not practicing as much.
A QB battle this late means that whoever actually takes over the job has been splitting the Reps with the Ones.
Mullen is a very good offensive coach and it took him two years to fix just the Quarterback position.
Georgia needs to fix QB, RB and OL while changing the entire system without even knowing who their QB1 is going to be. It's not an NCAA game where you just plug and play. It's actually very difficult to achieve with all of those factors put together for a single offseason.
A QB battle this late means that whoever actually takes over the job has been splitting the Reps with the Ones.
Mullen is a very good offensive coach and it took him two years to fix just the Quarterback position.
Georgia needs to fix QB, RB and OL while changing the entire system without even knowing who their QB1 is going to be. It's not an NCAA game where you just plug and play. It's actually very difficult to achieve with all of those factors put together for a single offseason.
Posted on 9/6/20 at 9:58 pm to marshallcotiger
SEC looks wide open this year, no established stellar passing QBs
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