re: JT supporters, is JT still > Stet?

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You should watch his game winning pass to Kobe Bryant. Clutch

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You know....he left, and I get why. I don't really care what he does. I'm glad we have Bennett. I thought he did well last season, and it appears as if he has stepped it up a notch this year. Glad he is ours.

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Yeah, the pick in OT against Kansas was on JT.

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JT threw the ball before the WR cut, WR turned his head quickly and identified the ball. The WR still continued to run towards the sideline, turn his body and wait for the ball. The WR didn’t recognize the cover, didn’t run off the DB and didn’t come back to the ball. Any idiot that knows anything about football can clearly see the WR could have turned back towards the ball and prolly scored a TD by cutting inside the DB

LINK to the play

Also, that TD by Kansas didn’t win shite. The interception ended the game. Only morons with an agenda and hatred of UGA says otherwise.

I’m done talking about this topic with people who have no knowledge or understanding of the game.

We are rolling and have 3.5 weeks to build more depth and the future with a cake walk schedule to begin next year too.

Times are good. Go Dawgs!

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That is only good advice if you can follow it. You are in this thread, too.

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I Ignore Peter Cuck. Dude has no knowledge of football and a trashy fan. The others in this thread, I am just trying to educate them on football. But you are correct, the 3-4 trashy fans we have on this site should be ignored completely

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But you are correct, the 3-4 trashy fans we have on this site should be ignored completely

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List the others

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I Ignore Peter Cuck. Dude has no knowledge of football and a trashy fan.

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I have not noticed that. I will say this. If I am understanding what y'all are talking about by a five route...(When I played we simply called it a down and out)
he is right. The QB is supposed to throw the ball and it reach the receiver as he comes out of his cut. The ball should be on him as he turns his head.

The game has changed a ton since i played, but I did play WR (and some safety in high school) so I do know a bit about that.

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But you are correct, the 3-4 trashy fans we have on this site should be ignored completely

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You should ignore me, then, because I was in Stetson Bennett's camp all last year and was exasperated by all of the flack he took by many on here.

That said, I do agree it is a subject best left behind and not brought up again, but I also understand why they keep bringing it up. It is the same reason some wish it would go away.

As for me? I am enjoying this season and will focus on it.

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If I am understanding what y'all are talking about by a five route...(When I played we simply called it a down and out)
he is right. The QB is supposed to throw the ball and it reach the receiver as he comes out of his cut. The ball should be on him as he turns his head.

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So you didn't watch the play either and should not comment. An out route is made by the WR. It is his goal to understand the coverage and run his out route accordingly.

JT threw the ball before the guy made the cut, with single cover and the DB 8 yards off the WR when released. The WR ran a sloppy rounded out, saw the ball and continued to turn his body at the sideline instead of coming back for the ball.

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You should ignore me, then,

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When it comes to football knowledge, I now will

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because I was in Stetson Bennett's camp all last year and was exasperated by all of the flack he took by many on here

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There was like 1 person that was not "in his camp." Every one I know was rooting for Scoutie to do great and lead us. That does not take away from the argument at the time that JT was, and still is, more TALENTED.

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As for me? I am enjoying this season and will focus on it.

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yup! Go Dawgs!!!

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West Virginia and the Fighting JT's tonight at 7:30 at Virginia Tech on ESPN. WVU is a 2 point favorite.

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WV with the biggest win at Lane Stadium in WV history.

Let’s see how they do next weekend vs Texas….against the same team the returning Heisman trophy winner played just a couple weeks ago

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So you didn't watch the play either and should not comment. An out route is made by the WR. It is his goal to understand the coverage and run his out route accordingly.

JT threw the ball before the guy made the cut, with single cover and the DB 8 yards off the WR when released. The WR ran a sloppy rounded out, saw the ball and continued to turn his body at the sideline instead of coming back for the ball.

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I just watched the play from your link and you are definitely wrong.

The DB was not 8 yards off the receiver, he was 4 yards. When Daniels threw the ball the DB had planted his foot and was already breaking n the ball. I'm not sure if Daniels didn't see the DB, or just thought it was going to be a quick enough throw that or he had a strong enough arm that it would not matter.

That was clearly on Daniels and for you to say otherwise speaks to your lack of knowledge. Based on what you have said and your willingness to "educate" us, I have to ask. What level did you play?

**Use the pause button
1. The receiver was at the 15 yard line when Daniels released the ball. The DB was at the 11.
2. Daniels received the hike and immediately stared the main receiver down allowing the DB to break quicker
3. My read on the play is WV lined up all the receivers on the right side and had a one on one matchup they felt they could exploit. They saved the play until they were near the goal line hoping the receiver could shake the tackle and score....Daniels never looked at the right side. It was probably decent if the coaches thought they have a mismatch, but Daniels never should have thrown the ball or should have thrown the ball away. He misread the CB.

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The WR also should’ve stepped back to the ball.

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When you are running an out route you cannot "step back". It's impossible. Not only that but you want to say that the ball was thrown before the WR broke to the outside. The WR had no choice but to go to the ball. The DB was sitting on the route and easily picked the ball off.

Daniels should not have thrown the ball. Period. To try to pin that on the WR is absolutely wrong. Sorry. Again, I ask you. What level did you play t? Because i played WR in college, and i am telling you it was not the receivers fault, and i am typically harder on WR than anybody.

No offense, but you are wrong.

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Stetson should have been the guy from the day he walked on campus. Go back and watch him outplay Eason and Fromm in the 2017 G Day Game.

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Come on now. I think most every UGA fan is 100% behind Stetson right now, and he certainly surprised a lot of people last season, but players tend to get better as they have more time in the system. He's a better QB today than he was a few weeks ago, and he was better a few weeks ago than he was a year ago. I don't think 2017 Stetson was ready.