re: What do you expect in the SECCG?

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Not trying to be a tool but I hope we have some A&M discussion here starting here next week. They are a Top 25 team.

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Also playing very well. Not at all out of the realm of possibilities to see Georgia lose.

Think of the epic story lines in this thing....


Coach O is being sucked off around the clock in the media for "evolving" from "the stone ages" and changing his offense. While Kirbs is being hammered up one side and down the other, for the exact opposite.

Meanwhile, both coaches and teams made it to ATL with their particular styles. Be they worshipped or scorned for it.

This is epic stuff. And yes I know we have two games yet, but I cant wait. This feels historic. Onward, baby.

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a Fromm led Georgia team always comes out to play in the postseason with the exception of the Texas disaster

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Do you even read what you write? That´s 50-50.

I expect LSU to have their lowest scoring/ lowest offensive production game of the season.
I expect Georgia fans to be in the majority in the Benz
And I expect a hard fought win where our offense pisses us off but scores just enough to take the game.
Defense creates 2+ turnovers and gets to burrow all night long.

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Do you even read what you write? That´s 50-50.

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What? We didn't come to play vs AU,OU or Bama in '17? We were underdogs in 2 of those games.We were 14 pt dogs to what many folks considered one of the best CFB teams in history and lost the game in the final 2 minutes. UT was in fact one of the
only post game in which Fromm and company didn't come to play.

Sorry. I understand your logic now. SECCG is post season. You´re correct.

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Easy completions to whoever Webb is covering

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Our DB lineup should be Stokes, Daniels, Campbell and Stevenson with Reed/Lecounte at safety.

Webb and Wilson will get picked on by any team with a clue.

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We need to have a spy on Burrow all night, we can cover their receivers and get pressure, but we can't let Burrow scamper and convert 3rd and long like we did against them in Baton Rouge last year. Make them punt and we have a good shot at winning. LSU doesn't have the depth on a D that hasn't been very good this year so wear out the starters and grind the game out.

One narrative I've noticed and take amusement in is this attitude shift towards high powered offenses that some teams in our conference have taken a likening to.

Meanwhile, in the past when we brought a highly potent offense up against teams like LSU, Bama, and Florida. The narrative was always about how defense is going to win championships. That usually ended up being the case.