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Posted on 10/29/17 at 2:53 pm
Posted on 10/29/17 at 2:53 pm
After looking over all the stat boxes I've concluded that we sellout to stop the run next Sat. Georgia has an explosive offense centered around the run game. If we find some way to get our DL off the initial contact and get in their backfield early and often I believe we have more of a fight in this game than some realize. It is also going to be key for roper not to get complacent and take his foot of the gas should we somehow manage to get a lead.
Posted on 10/29/17 at 3:18 pm to CarolinaCock
You're going to have to do the following to win.
-rotate DL early and often. We've been wearing teams out in the second quarter with our run game.
-take shots down field and be successful with the deep ball to keep UGA honest.
There's more to it than that but that's the simple plan.
-rotate DL early and often. We've been wearing teams out in the second quarter with our run game.
-take shots down field and be successful with the deep ball to keep UGA honest.
There's more to it than that but that's the simple plan.
Posted on 10/29/17 at 3:28 pm to CarolinaCock
First and foremost... this will sound silly...
You have to punch them in the mouth. No. Seriously. You have to step up and punch Georgia in the mouth.
They have been motorboating teams left and right. You need to get on top of them early and put a chink in that armor. Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
If you belt Georgia one early and make them play catch up for once... you can do this.
You have to punch them in the mouth. No. Seriously. You have to step up and punch Georgia in the mouth.
They have been motorboating teams left and right. You need to get on top of them early and put a chink in that armor. Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
If you belt Georgia one early and make them play catch up for once... you can do this.
Posted on 10/29/17 at 3:52 pm to Porter Osborne Jr
Bentley was one of the best in the league last season at throwing deep. Now this season he's been hit or miss. I personally think he is trying to play too perfect and is too worried about making mistakes. We will have to def run the ball like never before. I'm just hoping to keep it within 2tds lol
Posted on 10/29/17 at 3:58 pm to Arksulli
This is the problem with USC teams, and it dates back over several staffs: getting the team to buy in for games, especially on the road, and just simply bring it. Get fired up and aggressive, show passion on every play, and bring the house.
We had defenses like that for 2-3 years under Spurrier, when we had all that defensive talent at once. They played with swagger and were almost reckless in how they did it. They had opposing OLs and QBs scared to play against them.
That's a rarity for the history of our program. Especially when the team goes on the road and plays in the other team's stadiums.
Now, with this rivalry, its a little more hyped up because of so many GA players that typically play for USC, and how close both programs are logistically. USC tends to get a bit more fired up to play UGA regardless where it is, than they do against other opponents, minus Clemson of course.
IMO, it will cmoe down more to our LBs behind the DL, than the DL. UGA passes the least of any SEC offense these days, relying on their run game predominantly. They sort of took the Alabama mindset in how they run their offense, but they don't have the receivers Bama does.
UGA doesn't allow much TFL or sacks, so I don't expect our DL to produce much in those areas. We need to keep our LBs from getting tied up on the blocks from UGA's OL who get past our DL to engage them. Our LBs need to do their best job of identifying the gaps and meeting Chubb and Michel at the point of contact, at the LOS. Otherwise, UGA's run game will gask us more than their QB will...
We had defenses like that for 2-3 years under Spurrier, when we had all that defensive talent at once. They played with swagger and were almost reckless in how they did it. They had opposing OLs and QBs scared to play against them.
That's a rarity for the history of our program. Especially when the team goes on the road and plays in the other team's stadiums.
Now, with this rivalry, its a little more hyped up because of so many GA players that typically play for USC, and how close both programs are logistically. USC tends to get a bit more fired up to play UGA regardless where it is, than they do against other opponents, minus Clemson of course.
IMO, it will cmoe down more to our LBs behind the DL, than the DL. UGA passes the least of any SEC offense these days, relying on their run game predominantly. They sort of took the Alabama mindset in how they run their offense, but they don't have the receivers Bama does.
UGA doesn't allow much TFL or sacks, so I don't expect our DL to produce much in those areas. We need to keep our LBs from getting tied up on the blocks from UGA's OL who get past our DL to engage them. Our LBs need to do their best job of identifying the gaps and meeting Chubb and Michel at the point of contact, at the LOS. Otherwise, UGA's run game will gask us more than their QB will...
Posted on 10/29/17 at 5:39 pm to ConwayGamecock
Very true about the LBs. UF was able to fit the gaps but three times they shot the wrong gap and gave up long tds. Other times the back was good enough to bend or bounce outside for long runs. We were also able to run RPO successfully several times for big gains.
Posted on 10/31/17 at 2:23 pm to Arksulli
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irst and foremost... this will sound silly...
You have to punch them in the mouth. No. Seriously. You have to step up and punch Georgia in the mouth.
I don't think this is silly at all. The only time we've been behind in a game this year was up at Notre Dame and even then it was always by a touchdown or less. It'll be interesting to see how the team will respond to an early deficit. Like I said on tRant yesterday USC always scares me, especially now that we're playing for so much.
Posted on 11/1/17 at 5:38 am to Porter Osborne Jr
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Other times the back was good enough to bend or bounce outside for long runs. We were also able to run RPO successfully several times for big gains.
This is, imo, the most underrated part of UGA's success. This is what takes most teams out of the game. If you load the box to stop the run and are successful in plugging the gaps only to have the back bounce it outside and run past your arse, wtf are you supposed to do?
Posted on 11/1/17 at 9:09 am to GameCocky88
Hope your edge player is there to keep contain. It puts a ton of pressure on them.
Posted on 11/1/17 at 11:24 am to Porter Osborne Jr
I haven't been overly impressed with BAW during his tenure here, but this is a game where his presence is sorely missed.
There is going to be a ton of pressure on the LBs to play sound assignment football.
There is going to be a ton of pressure on the LBs to play sound assignment football.
Posted on 11/1/17 at 12:16 pm to RoyalAir
They will have to play an extemely good game. UF often had all 11 players within 6 yards of the LOS and we could still move the ball. Not a knock on you guys just the our O line has been playing on another level lately. Now will they Saturday? Who knows I sure hope so. Point is even when UF did everything right we still got yards. Every team is different however. I have not watched any of your games this year so I don't have a good gauge on what challenges you will give us. What have you guys been good at so far?
Posted on 11/1/17 at 12:26 pm to AllDawgCK
Purely on a yards per play basis.... stopping the run.
Posted on 11/1/17 at 1:01 pm to AllDawgCK
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They will have to play an extemely good game. UF often had all 11 players within 6 yards of the LOS and we could still move the ball. Not a knock on you guys just the our O line has been playing on another level lately. Now will they Saturday? Who knows I sure hope so. Point is even when UF did everything right we still got yards. Every team is different however. I have not watched any of your games this year so I don't have a good gauge on what challenges you will give us. What have you guys been good at so far?
SC has the ability to score.
Posted on 11/1/17 at 1:41 pm to Lonnie Utah
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SC has the ability to score.
Which makes me nervous.
Posted on 11/1/17 at 1:57 pm to AllDawgCK
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What have you guys been good at so far?
Red Zone defense is probably their strength. Teams have been able to move, but they have been bogged down in the Red Zone. Muschamp has been vocal that he doesn't care at all about yardage. He only cares about points.
That's led to some heartburn, but it's mostly worked out for him so far.
I've also been extremely impressed with the defensive conditioning. The personnel doesn't get fatigued like you would expect.
Posted on 11/2/17 at 8:10 am to CarolinaCock
Here's a good break down of how we beat UF with the run game for anyone interested. I tweak my thoughts after reading this. Your safeties are going to be another key to the game with their run fits.
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