Pardon me ... but this is the most asinine assumption Says who??? ~N~O~T~H~I~N~G~ is due ... maybe death ... and I ain't paying taxes over here ... Yours' is a lottery winner wannabee perspective. Aren't you due a big win on the lottery? :nope: Fuggitaboutit I'm due a pot of gold and a vacation in Palau at season's end for some great scuba after the Orange Bowl ... but if I don't get off my dead ass and earn it, I'll dip into my bank account to pay for it.
Tennessee's gonna tear their azz up next week after we finish with 'em this week ... two losses in a row ... it'll take two losses just to knock them from the Top 10 and allow LSU past them ... and they'll be ranked about # 12 after a loss to Tennessee
it comes down to this I don't care what LSU fans say( im a tiger fan till i die). UGA will be ready for this game and LSu will be ready. I know UGA struggled the last two games, but they got the job done. A win is a win and it will take a lot of work to beat uga; but it can be done.
I personally think they been sandbagging their games. I think everyone will see their real offense starting this weekend and continuing for the meat of their SEC schedule. This game makes me nervous. LSU 20 GA 17
I hate to tell you they were not sandbagging against S.C. It just took their offense forever to get something going. They were pulling out every play that they had in the second half just to pull out the victory.
coaches don't sandbag....I used to believe they did but they all want to execute regardless the offense. And fact of the matter is, UGA has not been able to excecute their offense consistently nor has LSU. Comes down to the better defense and/or turnovers. Coaches don't show certain plays or formations since tendencies are always picked up by good coaches and are ready for them. So, a couple of new formations and plays will be attempted by both coaches since both have proved their worth. however, it still comes down to who can control the line of scrimmage and smash the other one in the mouth. Should be some smashing by both teams but the baddest team will probably win. I'll let you decide who that is.
i been round the georgia boards this week and the fans talk like a man thats scared u dont have to sniff round long on any of the boards to smell the fear the dawgs are scared to death of the tiger lolololololololololololol
Ya' can smell it, huh Smoke Hahahhahahahaha ... I know I'm getting to 'em when I start getting threats :hihi: Just skeered little pups ... and rightfully so ... As an ex-coach (little league for 4 years ... with 1 loss over that span), I hated to face the aggressive Dees ... they hurt your kids during the game and the week after when they were still sore. Now there's a helluva big difference between Little league and college ... but the coaching strategies still primarily focus on one critical element ... The personnel matchups and mismatches ... that is the wonder of the game ... when those compensations are made to equalize these mismatches ... other weaknesses evolve ... and the coach who recognizes them and quickly corrects them and exploits the other team's weaknesses in the chess match is the coach that comes out on top ... almost always ... flukes aside That's why Richt is scared ****less about this game ... I see it in his eyes and demeanor during the interviews ... I loved the one where he's questioned about holding back and surprises for this game ... I can read coaches like a good poker player ... even Saban Richt's Defensive personnel don't match up against a full throttle and confident LSU playing balls out. Tennessee's up next week and he knows his team can't physically hang with LSU for 60 minutes ... but the ramifications of losing to LSU ... Getting physically beaten to the point that another subpar performance against Tennessee is almost a certainty ... is a reality for him that he cannot dismiss ... He must substitute freely in this game to have a chance against Tennessee next week ... He's terrified that Greene will go into another shell ... Shockley must get 20-25 snaps against LSU ... I'd even start Shockley against LSU just for a couple of series as a surprise and run a mobile attack with plenty of play action early ... 75% pass 25% run ... But then, that's my assessment of GA talent. Richt has to lay in the bed he's made ... His failure to recruit a top mobile QB
