"Georgia has yet to play an offense with a pulse"

But the rant told me…

But Mullen is the best game day coach and a Quarterback Guru.

It would not surprise me in the slightest if we see Auburn again.

Congrats on Bo Nix being the best QB you’ll face all regular season.
Honest question; do you see any of the offenses on your schedule as being truly dynamic a la LSU 2019 (even if to a lesser degree)?

And to be clear, I think the UGA defense is excellent; they play who is on the schedule and they have been absolutely wrecking shite.

As an aside, is there a chance that Auburn is artificially high on this list because they have played Akron, Alabama State, and Georgia State, scoring a combined 156 points (52 points per) in those games?

On the rant, having a pulse means being in the top 5 in all offensive categories, at a minimum.

It's not news that the SEC Championship Game will present them with the best offense that they've seen all season.

Alabama and Ole Miss both have the potential to stress that defense in ways that it won't be stressed until then. But we won't know until the game is played how that will work out.

The Big Blue wall has run on everyone until we got crunched by Georgia's d-line. Georgia's defense is legit. NFL level talent.

Florida smoked this Georgia defense to the tune of 571 yards and 44 points last time we played. This defense will finally get a real test.

I think the biggest question (if there are any) is how they'll play against a team that can really throw the ball without needing an attached run game. Arkansas and Kentucky have to run the ball to open up their pass game, and Georgia is extremely difficult to do that against.

30. Arkansas (154.55)
45. Kentucky (146.55)
70. South Carolina (137.78)
87. Auburn (131.47)
118. Clemson (108.06)
125. Vanderbilt (103.04)


But, as been discussed 100 times before, there are only a handful of offenses that appear to really be scary throwing the football without needing a great run game to open it up (Ohio State......?) and then a few that are very good but not elite (Alabama, Ole Miss, Oklahoma).

Georgia has completely wiped out pretty much everyone running the ball (in non-garbage time). Georgia has been good, but not overpowering compared to other games played against opponents passing attacks. Arkansas, Kentucky, Auburn, South Carolina all have had 1-2 other games in which their passing efficiency numbers were worse than UGA. Clemson had similar results against NC State. So, splitting hairs here, but that's what you do when you are talking about someone being an all-time great defense.