re: Is Tennessee really the toughest game on Georgia's schedule?

What’s your point here? To prove my point that as good as LSU and Bama are, we can both lose an SEC game and still make it to Atlanta while you sit at home?

Who gives a shite how soft ugas schedule appears? The road to the natty goes through the West champ and ultimately the best teams in college football.

So tired of this crappy storyline.

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A 63-38 beat down by South Carolina and an almost loss to Florida last year says otherwise.

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Says otherwise to what?

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Says otherwise to the argument you claimed I was making.

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Your statement

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To prove my point that as good as LSU and Bama are, we can both lose an SEC game and still make it to Atlanta while you sit at home?

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That the east is stronger than the west?

And you are countering that argument by describing how tough 2 east teams played Tennessee?

Either you are not very good at making a point or you really don't have one.

He ain't come to watch class.

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VOLS gone hang half a hundred on the Dawgs

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Just like last year, huh?

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It’s a new year dumb shite

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2017 GA 41 - 0 UT
2018 GA 38 - 12 UT
2019 GA 43 - 14 UT
2020 GA 44 - 21 UT
2021 GA 41 - 17 UT
2022 GA 27 - 13 UT

Hooker > Milton

Georgia outclasses everyone on both sides of the ball with line play. that's why the schedule is deemed fairly easy.

all those teams will have better than average offenses, but can their oline hold up and can they keep their offense on the field for half the game? we don't know how Georgia will score this year without bennett pulling the trigger. we may all discover that bennett really was a top notch college qb who didn't get enough credit because the team was so good.

I worry more about the interior defensive line than I worry about the offense.

We sent 7 players to the NFL the past 2 seasons on the interior line. Many if them 1st rounders.

It isn't just stopping the run. It is shutting the run down that makes our defense click.

3rd and long versus 3rd and manageable are two entirely different ballgames (playclock, defensive depth, offensive chances).

Our offense will score 40+. Will we be clutch in the redzone? Clutch in the 4th quarter?
We can score 40+ a game and the answer still be no to the above questions.
But if we are scoring 40+... is it the offense that would be the problem in a loss?

I'm not trying to insult you, cause I think we are going to miss Bennett more than some UGA fans wanna admit. But I think if you've paid attention the last two seasons, both of those teams had two things in common that trumps even the presence of Bennett;

Both had fantastic OLines (both years ended up #2 in the JM award behind Michigan, including a cyborg of a TE in Bowers.

And this mainly...they both had industrial strength Ds that were ranked at or near the top of every statistical category. I think that fact alone is really why we won the natties.