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Posted on 10/15/20 at 9:24 pm to dhuck20
quote:Not against the personnel Bama's call coming with.
UGA is probably hoping they won't need extra personnel for Bama's run game. That could change quickly, obviously, but they're not gonna stack the box right off the bat. I don't think you can allow Waddle and co. the big plays that may come from stacking the box.
Luckily our front 4 have done more than enough to clog holes in the run game.
Posted on 10/15/20 at 9:27 pm to Crowknowsbest
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Some of y’all really need help with sample sizes and understanding of how one game/opponent could drastically effect something like this.
You were saying?
Posted on 10/15/20 at 9:31 pm to meansonny
Bama will be awaiting at BDS to help your understanding by showing you what a real offense looks like.
Posted on 10/15/20 at 9:34 pm to Kimsey
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Fun match up. arguably the best offense vs. the best defense in the nation.
The other units for each are struggling a bit but the UGA offense has a slight edge on the defense. Talents like Surtain vs Pickens. UGA has a few more playmakers vs. that defense. I'd expect a coming out party for either Bama D or UGA O, it seems to set up like that from my standpoint.
Agree with your perspective and look forward to seeing a great game.
Posted on 10/15/20 at 9:48 pm to Parrish_Dawg
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Our D is amazing, but even the best defenses can't stop an amazing offense if they are on the field too long. It's true Bama's D hasn't been good this year, however our offense is pedestrian at best. The formula to beat UGA is the same as it has been for 4 years...stack the box, dare us to throw. I'm not very confident about this game based on our limitations at QB. If we had a better than average QB, I feel great about this game, but we don't.
During the game this weekend between Alabama and Georgia, the one thing that everyone will need to keep a close eye on is the scoreboard.
The scoreboard will indicate who is winning the game and conversely, which team is losing the game. If Alabama scores a touchdown, 6 points will then be added to the scoreboard. An extra point will be attempted after this which will be worth one point.
If the extra point is successfully completed, a single point will then be added to the scoreboard. A touchdown and an extra point therefore equals seven total points.
Field goals are worth three points on the scoreboard. A field goal is utilized when a team can't score a touchdown but still wants to salvage some points out of their efforts.
A safety is worth 2 points. A safety is executed when an opposing team tackles a player with the ball, from the other team, in the endzone.
You then take all these points scored, if any points are scored, and add them up. The team that has the most points wins the game. It doesn't even matter if it is just one point that separates the two adversaries; the team with the most points always wins the game.
No team with less points than the other team has ever won a football game that was played on the field and decided on the field.
This post was edited on 10/16/20 at 1:18 am
Posted on 10/15/20 at 9:49 pm to Todd Greene
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Bama will be awaiting at BDS to help your understanding by showing you what a real offense looks like.
I believe it.
I dont think Bama fans believe how good the defensive front for UGA is.
I dont think Bama fans remember how LSU found success against us (burrow's legs).
I don't think Bama fans remember how Kirby schemes defensively in big games.
Bamas passing game will go blow for blow against the UGA defense. Both sides will win those battles. But I dont see Bama rolling in their ground game. Not this Saturday.
Posted on 10/15/20 at 9:57 pm to meansonny
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I believe it.
I dont think Bama fans believe how good the defensive front for UGA is.
I dont think Bama fans remember how LSU found success against us (burrow's legs).
I don't think Bama fans remember how Kirby schemes defensively in big games.
Bamas passing game will go blow for blow against the UGA defense. Both sides will win those battles. But I dont see Bama rolling in their ground game. Not this Saturday.
Memory is very hard to remember when it has been a long time to remember things and trying to remember things from a long time ago can be difficult to remember.
I remember Kirby Smart but I don't think Kirby Smart remembers Alabama because Kirby seems like a person that just doesn't remember things very well.
Does Kirby or Georgia fans remember Black Out? I don't know if they remember, but I remember. It was a sad day for Georgia and a sad day for Georgia fans because they had their black outfits on and they thought that meant they would get to win the game because they went to the trouble to coordinate their outfits.
It didn't help them at all and a lot of people remember that but, I don't know if Georgia fans remember it?
Do you remember it?
Posted on 10/16/20 at 8:06 am to meansonny
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You dont think running against UGAs defense will be a problem for you. I got it. Who has run the ball on Jordan Davis in the past 17 games?
I didn't say that, but if using this really old and tired tactic is the best you got, go for it.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 9:55 am to skrayper
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I didn't say that, but if using this really old and tired tactic is the best you got, go for it.
I dont intend to put words in anyone's mouth.
How many rushing yards do you expect from Najee (or Bama as a team) on Saturday?
Your words, unedited. Go for it.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 3:23 pm to meansonny
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I dont intend to put words in anyone's mouth.
How many rushing yards do you expect from Najee (or Bama as a team) on Saturday?
Najee will likely JUST break 100, but with a low ypc. Most likely hitting 100 near the end of the game one one solid run, maybe two, as the clock is being worked.. Brian will get a slightly higher ypc for about 30-40 yards.
Overall though will depend on sacks. Alabama's OL has kept Jones pretty clean; UGA's DL has been positively dirty. I suspect he'll get dropped a couple of times, but not enough to put Alabama below 100 yards rushing.
I do think it'll be enough to allow the passing game to work. The biggest question will be the OL vs DL; if the OL blocks well enough that LBs have to come in, I think Alabama wins - if UGA's DL gets pressure and stops the run without it, I think UGA holds off Alabama's offense just enough to win.
Both teams are light years better on those sides of the ball than either has faced all year.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 3:34 pm to skrayper
Good response. I appreciate it.
I see about 100 yards from the tailbacks (I would take the under but 99 is the same as 100 for all intents and purposes).
I also am guessing like you.
I do believe 100 yards running on the game is enough to affect the passing. 2nd and longs and 3rd and longs where we can effort to pressure Jones and get him to move his feet.
I'm questioning how much you know about defense to be honest. The offensive line gets 5 guys (bama runs a lot of 12 personnel, so you will have tight ends blocking and as well). The linebackers are always involved in run defense. 7 blockers are going to handle 3 DL every play.
The question is if your OL get a release to the 2nd level without allowing our DL to disrupt the ground game. My guess is that Bama's OL doesnt reach the LBs all game and the LBs are cleaning up plays under 3 yards from scrimmage. We dont rack up a ton of tackles for loss on inside runs, but we stuff most of them for under 2 yards gained. It is the DL and LBs working together.
I agree. I can see UGA holding the run game in check and affecting the pass game with turnovers and we still lose the game. Our offense can be a defensive liability, and I wouldn't be surprised if the Bama defense gets more big plays than we do.
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Najee will likely JUST break 100, but with a low ypc. Most likely hitting 100 near the end of the game one one solid run, maybe two, as the clock is being worked.. Brian will get a slightly higher ypc for about 30-40 yards.
I see about 100 yards from the tailbacks (I would take the under but 99 is the same as 100 for all intents and purposes).
I also am guessing like you.
I do believe 100 yards running on the game is enough to affect the passing. 2nd and longs and 3rd and longs where we can effort to pressure Jones and get him to move his feet.
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if the OL blocks well enough that LBs have to come in, I think Alabama wins - if UGA's DL gets pressure and stops the run without it, I think UGA holds off Alabama's offense just enough to win.
I'm questioning how much you know about defense to be honest. The offensive line gets 5 guys (bama runs a lot of 12 personnel, so you will have tight ends blocking and as well). The linebackers are always involved in run defense. 7 blockers are going to handle 3 DL every play.
The question is if your OL get a release to the 2nd level without allowing our DL to disrupt the ground game. My guess is that Bama's OL doesnt reach the LBs all game and the LBs are cleaning up plays under 3 yards from scrimmage. We dont rack up a ton of tackles for loss on inside runs, but we stuff most of them for under 2 yards gained. It is the DL and LBs working together.
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Both teams are light years better on those sides of the ball than either has faced all year.
I agree. I can see UGA holding the run game in check and affecting the pass game with turnovers and we still lose the game. Our offense can be a defensive liability, and I wouldn't be surprised if the Bama defense gets more big plays than we do.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 4:06 pm to meansonny
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Bama fans dont seem too concerned that their offense may be one dimensional.
How is their offense one dimensional?
Posted on 10/16/20 at 8:19 pm to Dawgsontop34
Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Malik Herring, Travon Walker, and Jalen Carter. That's just the beasts at DE, DT, and NT.
And that doesnt even get into the 8 linebackers that we have to rotate.
And that doesnt even get into the 8 linebackers that we have to rotate.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 8:45 pm to Defnot Altie
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Does Kirby or Georgia fans remember Black Out?
Crap dude. Kirby was a coach at Alabama then. he wasn't at Georgia.
Just so we understand correctly. You DON'T remember the 2017 or 2018 games but you DO remember the 2008 game? but you are under the impression that Kirby was the coach at Georgia in 2008?
Then after saying all of that you don't think Kirby remembers very well?
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Do you remember it?
I do, but I am pretty sure you don't.
All of that said, I still think Alabama beats us. We'll see. The real question is, will you remember what time the game comes on? Cause it would appear as if you have a very bad memory.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 8:47 pm to Todd Greene
The most-searched phobia in each state according to ADT.
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Posted on 10/16/20 at 9:49 pm to meansonny
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Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Malik Herring, Travon Walker, and Jalen Carter. That's just the beasts at DE, DT, and NT.
And that doesnt even get into the 8 linebackers that we have to rotate
That doesn’t refer to their offense being one dimensional in general. That talks about our DL.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 9:53 pm to Dawgsontop34
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That doesn’t refer to their offense being one dimensional in general. That talks about our DL.
It isnt a Bama problem.
It is a problem for every offense that faces UGA. Dawgs win that trench warfare battle (bama will win other battles)
Posted on 10/16/20 at 10:42 pm to Todd Greene
Georgia’s defense can play as well as they have all season, and Bama will still score in the high 30s. Can the UGA offense match that? Unlikely.
Posted on 10/16/20 at 10:45 pm to NCDawg52
Aren’t you the poster who always bashed UGA’s DL and DL coach?
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