re: HA!!!!!

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You Georgia fans

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I mean... I can make blanket statements about Florida fans as well, but mostly I was unaware that Kerryon Johnson was a significant contributor on the defensive side of the ball... Him being in the game most certainly had *an* impact... but that was his and/or Gus' choice... sorry they didn't have the backfield depth to weather the injury... or maybe they shouldn't have run him into the ground all season long?

None of that changes that we scored 28 on their defense, 4 points were negated by an illegitimate penalty, and by the end we were just running out the clock. Our OLine made adjustments and simply didn't let their defense play to what they had done previously... Lost in all the discussion here on KJ is that Stidham was objectively terrible... he had a couple of nice throws, but overall was just bad. That's not strictly on KJ or his injury... they simply didn't have the ability to rely on him as a safety valve.

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Will Muschamp, too, had quite a stellar year his second year at Florida cashing in on the talent recruited before him.

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Ok...

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You've. Already. Lost.

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Ok...

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You're here lurking around our boards and you say we're afraid?

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I've been on your boards intermittently most of this season... Don't act like it's something new... Sorry for partying? I mean, you might be irked by a post of mine here or there, but for the most part, I'd say I call em pretty fair... whether it's about your coaching search, recruits, etc... It's not like I sit here and troll with every post.

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So don't come in here telling me every now and again Georgia rotates some WR every third drive for a play or two and it's not your running backs carrying your offense.

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There you go putting words in my mouth... There is a world of difference between saying "Kirby is only winning with Richt's players" vs "Underclassmen have had a significant role in this team's success"...

Starts tells me what... one play? I tend to look at production and time on the field... thus the need to account for who rotates in. Tyler Clark has seen more time this season as a sophomore than Trenton Thompson as a Jr... regardless of who gets the start. Blazevich may play more snaps, but we run 2 TE frequently, which is generally Nauta - the only one of the 2 who receives much attention in the passing game. Swift has accounted for ~15% of our rushing attempts and 18% of our rushing yards by a running back... and is our 4th leading receiver... Mecole Hardman is third...

Second leading total tackles on the defense? JR Reed... brought in by Kirby

Leading receiver? Wims... brought in by Kirby

Ultimately, we can agree to disagree... I expect no less. But just know that you look ridiculously uninformed.

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Even on offense, if they're retarded enough to think that Michel and Chubb are negligible

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Where the frick did this come from? You make up this weird narrative in your head that no one has said.

They have been an incredible tandem. From a pure talent standpoint, Swift has proven he's more than capable, as has Holyfield... They may not be able to equate to Chubb/Michel on their own, but we'll also have Fromm in year 2 who has shown that he is more than capable of passing... the balance of pass to run might actually shift out of the stone ages
Talented RBs joining the fold in Zamir White and James Cook, though White did have ACL surgery last week... fortunately for him, diagnosis from the doc was that it was less severe than expected and thus a quicker timeline for recovery is expected now.

See above to keep this into one post and avoid your Gallopin' Gish.

frick, marry, kill

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