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Posted on 9/18/26 at 9:34 pm to Wwarmouth
Posted on 9/18/26 at 9:34 pm to Wwarmouth
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pretty experienced line in this day and age.
The opposite, actually.
LG and RT are true sophomores. RG is a true freshman.
This day and age is 5 to play 5. You have teams stocking up on 22, 23, and 24 year olds on the offensive line.
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Posted on 9/18/26 at 9:51 pm to lewis and herschel
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The point is you are a negative douche canoe.
Fans, being fans, take offense when somebody suggests that their team won't look like national champs at every opportunity. That's not the way it works. Teams struggle, and learn from that and get better. Saying that in our first road game, with a young team, we may not beat Arkansas' brains out is not being negative. It's a potential scenario that plays out many times every season; teams that should win in a rout, don't. Carefully read back through my comments if you'd like, and you'll see that I never said what will happen. I'm talking about what might happen and why.
If we have to work hard to earn our victory tomorrow, as opposed to just rolling up and down the field like we did the last two Saturdays, there will be people on this board losing their minds. Mainly the same people who insisted in advance that this game cannot possibly be anything other than a cakewalk. Our rivals will declare the season over, just as they did many times back in 2021 and 2022. And I'll call them what they are. Idiots.
But to be more specific, Arkansas is not some school for the deaf and blind. They're a P4 team with good athletes and they'll be playing for pride. They'll be the best team we've faced so far. So your sarcastic response to my post is, like I said, irrelevant.
This post was edited on 9/18/26 at 10:24 pm
Posted on 9/19/26 at 5:32 am to wdhalgren
That was a heroic amount of typing to say, “I want credit if Georgia struggles and immunity if they don’t.”
You’ve buried your pessimism beneath so many mights, mays, and potential scenarios that your take can’t possibly lose.
If Georgia struggles, you’ll declare yourself a prophet. If Georgia rolls, you’ll claim you never predicted otherwise. That isn’t analysis—it’s an escape hatch with a press box attached.
Nobody thinks Arkansas is helpless. We simply don’t need Eeyore in shoulder pads hovering over the tailgate, forecasting disaster and calling everyone else an idiot for enjoying some confidence.
You aren’t bravely confronting reality. You’re prewriting a victory lap around a problem that hasn’t happened, then congratulating yourself for being the smartest rain cloud in the parking lot.
You’ve buried your pessimism beneath so many mights, mays, and potential scenarios that your take can’t possibly lose.
If Georgia struggles, you’ll declare yourself a prophet. If Georgia rolls, you’ll claim you never predicted otherwise. That isn’t analysis—it’s an escape hatch with a press box attached.
Nobody thinks Arkansas is helpless. We simply don’t need Eeyore in shoulder pads hovering over the tailgate, forecasting disaster and calling everyone else an idiot for enjoying some confidence.
You aren’t bravely confronting reality. You’re prewriting a victory lap around a problem that hasn’t happened, then congratulating yourself for being the smartest rain cloud in the parking lot.
Posted on 9/19/26 at 6:20 am to lewis and herschel
Chstgpt response. Embarrassing
Posted on 9/19/26 at 6:25 am to meansonny
Or the true freshman is just that good? Happens all the time.
Communication, experience, and cohesiveness are what help with the DL games. As you said the C is one of the most experienced, which is huge. 4/5 have been playing together, for 15+ games, been through at least two spring practices, and two fall camps.
Again, they may underperform but it won't be because they are young.
If you're waiting until all 5 are super seniors before you call a line experienced you're going to be waiting a long time at UGA. They get developed and are NFL bound more times than not by year 3 or 4..
That's why the snaps and starts Gaston and Glover got last year, when they were young, were so important
Communication, experience, and cohesiveness are what help with the DL games. As you said the C is one of the most experienced, which is huge. 4/5 have been playing together, for 15+ games, been through at least two spring practices, and two fall camps.
Again, they may underperform but it won't be because they are young.
If you're waiting until all 5 are super seniors before you call a line experienced you're going to be waiting a long time at UGA. They get developed and are NFL bound more times than not by year 3 or 4..
That's why the snaps and starts Gaston and Glover got last year, when they were young, were so important
Posted on 9/19/26 at 6:25 am to Wwarmouth
Lol its so obvious to spot AI written bullshite these days. Didn't think I'd see posters on message boards using it but here we are
Posted on 9/19/26 at 6:53 am to WG_Dawg
Yeah got to at least remove the "-" dashes
He did it a lot in the political thread too (rip)
He did it a lot in the political thread too (rip)
Posted on 9/19/26 at 7:01 am to WG_Dawg
Welcome to 2026 old man.... The financial one completely owned your commie arse.
This post was edited on 9/19/26 at 7:20 am
Posted on 9/19/26 at 7:48 am to lewis and herschel
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If Georgia struggles, you’ll declare yourself a prophet. If Georgia rolls, you’ll claim you never predicted otherwise. That isn’t analysis—it’s an escape hatch with a press box attached.
I've said that I'm not predicting outcomes, just stating what's possible. If talking about non-rosy possibilities feels like pessimism to you, I don't care. If it puts a cloud over your tailgate, you should avert your eyes when I start sounding like Eeyore. And if Georgia struggles today, or dominates, I'm not taking credit for either because both were always a possibility.
Posted on 9/19/26 at 8:43 am to wdhalgren
Derp de derp. If we struggle today our season is fricked. Just enjoy the era we are in.
This post was edited on 9/19/26 at 9:12 am
Posted on 9/19/26 at 8:48 am to WG_Dawg
WG, are you going? I understand you had a blast last time.
Posted on 9/19/26 at 9:20 am to WG_Dawg
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Lol its so obvious to spot AI written bullshite these days. Didn't think I'd see posters on message boards using it but here we are
I can’t wrap my brain around why anyone would use AI to respond on a msg board.
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:08 am to SquatchDawg
It completely defeats the purpose of being on a message board in the first place. People go to forums to hear from real humans—someone who has actually scraped their knuckles on the same bolt, tried the weird troubleshooting step, or had the exact same frustrating experience.
When an AI-generated block of text shows up, it usually stands out like a sore thumb: impeccably punctuated, perfectly polite, utterly generic, and devoid of any lived reality. It’s the conversational equivalent of a stock photo.
Yet people do it, and it usually boils down to a few distinct motivations:
* Karma, stats, and account farming: On sites like Reddit, accounts need age and positive karma to post in certain communities or appear trustworthy. Spammers and marketers set up bots or lazy copy-pasters to churn out agreeable, plausible-sounding AI replies just to build up credibility scores before using the accounts for astroturfing or shilling.
* The "expert" masquerade: Some people crave the social status of being the helpful guru in a community, but lack the technical background, writing ability, or patience to actually explain things. Pasting a prompt into a model and dumping the output lets them pose as knowledgeable without doing any of the legwork.
* Overcoming language barriers or anxiety: This is perhaps the only well-intentioned reason. Non-native speakers or people who find written English intimidating often write out their rough thoughts and ask AI to polish them. The trouble is that without heavy editing, the tool strips out all their natural voice and replaces it with that telltale corporate sheen.
* Passive engagement / laziness: Some users genuinely want to participate in a discussion but can't be bothered to formulate a paragraph. They treat posting like checking a box, outsource the thinking, and hit submit without realizing how hollow it sounds to everyone else.
The irony is that message boards survived the social media era precisely because they were messy, authentic, and hyper-specific. Flooding them with synthetic, aggregate summaries just turns a room of people sharing notes into an echo chamber of recycled search results.
When an AI-generated block of text shows up, it usually stands out like a sore thumb: impeccably punctuated, perfectly polite, utterly generic, and devoid of any lived reality. It’s the conversational equivalent of a stock photo.
Yet people do it, and it usually boils down to a few distinct motivations:
* Karma, stats, and account farming: On sites like Reddit, accounts need age and positive karma to post in certain communities or appear trustworthy. Spammers and marketers set up bots or lazy copy-pasters to churn out agreeable, plausible-sounding AI replies just to build up credibility scores before using the accounts for astroturfing or shilling.
* The "expert" masquerade: Some people crave the social status of being the helpful guru in a community, but lack the technical background, writing ability, or patience to actually explain things. Pasting a prompt into a model and dumping the output lets them pose as knowledgeable without doing any of the legwork.
* Overcoming language barriers or anxiety: This is perhaps the only well-intentioned reason. Non-native speakers or people who find written English intimidating often write out their rough thoughts and ask AI to polish them. The trouble is that without heavy editing, the tool strips out all their natural voice and replaces it with that telltale corporate sheen.
* Passive engagement / laziness: Some users genuinely want to participate in a discussion but can't be bothered to formulate a paragraph. They treat posting like checking a box, outsource the thinking, and hit submit without realizing how hollow it sounds to everyone else.
The irony is that message boards survived the social media era precisely because they were messy, authentic, and hyper-specific. Flooding them with synthetic, aggregate summaries just turns a room of people sharing notes into an echo chamber of recycled search results.
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:19 am to SquatchDawg
Seeins’ how there is reportedly are only a few real posters on the GSB does it come as any surprise that some may utilize AI? It’s all about being artificial anyway. 
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:22 am to Litigator
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understand you had a blast last time.
I'm not sure what to make of this comment lol. Enjoyed 09 a bunch, 14 in LR was cool but obviously not the same vibe.
No not going this year. These super far 10+ hour trips I'll generally do once to knock it off my list then won't go back. Same for Mizzou, Texas, etc.
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:25 am to WG_Dawg
I was just paraphrasing what I was remembering you saying back then when you reported back after the trip but of course that’s been quite a few years now. Sounded like it was a positive experience for you.
Edit: And yes I’m betting you liked it better than the Little Rock trip but like you say just different vibes.
Edit: And yes I’m betting you liked it better than the Little Rock trip but like you say just different vibes.
This post was edited on 9/19/26 at 10:30 am
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:28 am to Litigator
Oh yes, totally correct.
Your comment kind of had a feel of "you were so shitfaced you did something stupid and probably don't remember it" but looks like I misinterpreted ha.
Your comment kind of had a feel of "you were so shitfaced you did something stupid and probably don't remember it" but looks like I misinterpreted ha.
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:30 am to RealDawg
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:34 am to WG_Dawg
Well I didn’t see you at a tailgate so I don’t know about any such things.
Edit-But I may be off myself—I was thinking you went to the Fayetteville game in 2020.
Edit-But I may be off myself—I was thinking you went to the Fayetteville game in 2020.
This post was edited on 9/19/26 at 10:37 am
Posted on 9/19/26 at 10:41 am to Litigator
Ah. I went to half the COVID season games including a few on the road but not Arkansas. After having been to Fayetteville and LR I doubt I'll ever go back again. It's just really difficult to get to. I was super impressed with Fayetteville though.
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