I really think the game will be played out in a way we see a Big 12 or PAC 12 game between heavyweights: Up and down high scoring.
Georgia overwhelmed So Carolina, and Im not sure how many of you saw it, but the Gamecocks could not stop one drive from Georgia. It was impressive to say the least. So desperate was So Carolina that they actually went for it on 4th and 1 and 4th and 2 from the 20 yard line (there own 20!) in the 3rd and 4th quarters. They made it once, failed a 2nd time. That is admission that the Georgia offense is too much. We cannot defend them.
Alabama has the right pocket passer and schemes to set up play action and may have the 2nd best RB in all of football. This has been the case in th last few years, esp with these two coaches, to open up their play books to everything. Kiffin a Pac 12 coach also known to be pass happy and a play action guru (goofy as he is, thats his modus operand)
I hope it's a shootout, and if Im right well see the winner reaching 40 points, but the loser RIGHT THERE. They will leave it ALL ON THE FIELD.
Georgia 44- ALA 38
Play is on the over 55
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I really think the game will be played out in a way we see a Big 12 or PAC 12 game between heavyweights: Up and down high scoring.
Georgia overwhelmed So Carolina, and Im not sure how many of you saw it, but the Gamecocks could not stop one drive from Georgia. It was impressive to say the least. So desperate was So Carolina that they actually went for it on 4th and 1 and 4th and 2 from the 20 yard line (there own 20!) in the 3rd and 4th quarters. They made it once, failed a 2nd time. That is admission that the Georgia offense is too much. We cannot defend them.
Alabama has the right pocket passer and schemes to set up play action and may have the 2nd best RB in all of football. This has been the case in th last few years, esp with these two coaches, to open up their play books to everything. Kiffin a Pac 12 coach also known to be pass happy and a play action guru (goofy as he is, thats his modus operand)
I hope it's a shootout, and if Im right well see the winner reaching 40 points, but the loser RIGHT THERE. They will leave it ALL ON THE FIELD.
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yep, nice writeup!....here is one I ripped and cut and paste from the internets:
Alabama at Georgia Play: Over 54.5
Georgia's defense hasn't been tested at all this season with three games against the pedestrian offenses of UL-Monroe, Vanderbilt, and South Carolina. Keep in mind, the Bulldogs have replaced five of their front seven from a year ago. And last year's defense didn't exactly hold up well against the better offenses of the SEC. For starters, they didn't play Mississippi State and Alabama who ranked second and fourth respectively in SEC play in terms of total offense. The did shut down Auburn but the game was somewhat of an aberration as the Tigers coughed up the football three times. Against South Carolina, who ranked third, Georgia allowed 6.21 yards per play and 38 points. Arkansas, Florida, Tennessee, and Kentucky all topped 30+ points as well.
Dating back to last season, we've seen Alabama's defense struggle against dynamic offenses. Auburn hung 44 points and 630 yards and Ohio State moved the ball practically at will en route to a 42-35 bowl win. And two weeks ago, Ole Miss churned out 6.66 yards per play in its 43-37 win over the Crimson Tide. Georgia isn't your typical spread team but they've talked all season about playing at a faster clip. The stats don't show it in large part because of substantial leads in all four games. But you get the sense that the Dawgs know the way to move the ball against Alabama is to be balanced and attack. Nick Chubb probably isn't going to run wild in this game which isn't a bad thing for over bettors. And if Alabama does have a weakness defensively, it's been against the pass.
Alabama offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin takes a lot of heat but the offense has been solid under his watch. The Tide rolled up 500 yards of offense each of their first three games before taking their foot off the pedal in last week's blowout win over UL-Monroe. Yes, a lot of pieces are missing from last year's offense, but the system still works and moving the football shouldn't be a major issue so long as they avoid turnovers.
This is no longer the SEC days of old where 17-14 was a common occurrence. Both of these squads can move the football and have game breaking ability as well as defensive playmakers. With the pace projected to be reasonably fast, we'll look over the total.
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yep, nice writeup!....here is one I ripped and cut and paste from the internets:
Alabama at Georgia Play: Over 54.5
Georgia's defense hasn't been tested at all this season with three games against the pedestrian offenses of UL-Monroe, Vanderbilt, and South Carolina. Keep in mind, the Bulldogs have replaced five of their front seven from a year ago. And last year's defense didn't exactly hold up well against the better offenses of the SEC. For starters, they didn't play Mississippi State and Alabama who ranked second and fourth respectively in SEC play in terms of total offense. The did shut down Auburn but the game was somewhat of an aberration as the Tigers coughed up the football three times. Against South Carolina, who ranked third, Georgia allowed 6.21 yards per play and 38 points. Arkansas, Florida, Tennessee, and Kentucky all topped 30+ points as well.
Dating back to last season, we've seen Alabama's defense struggle against dynamic offenses. Auburn hung 44 points and 630 yards and Ohio State moved the ball practically at will en route to a 42-35 bowl win. And two weeks ago, Ole Miss churned out 6.66 yards per play in its 43-37 win over the Crimson Tide. Georgia isn't your typical spread team but they've talked all season about playing at a faster clip. The stats don't show it in large part because of substantial leads in all four games. But you get the sense that the Dawgs know the way to move the ball against Alabama is to be balanced and attack. Nick Chubb probably isn't going to run wild in this game which isn't a bad thing for over bettors. And if Alabama does have a weakness defensively, it's been against the pass.
Alabama offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin takes a lot of heat but the offense has been solid under his watch. The Tide rolled up 500 yards of offense each of their first three games before taking their foot off the pedal in last week's blowout win over UL-Monroe. Yes, a lot of pieces are missing from last year's offense, but the system still works and moving the football shouldn't be a major issue so long as they avoid turnovers.
This is no longer the SEC days of old where 17-14 was a common occurrence. Both of these squads can move the football and have game breaking ability as well as defensive playmakers. With the pace projected to be reasonably fast, we'll look over the total.
and another I ripped and cut and paste from the internets:
Alabama vs. Georgia Play: Alabama +2.5
WOW – This is a big one this Saturday folks, between the hedges with the odds on favorite to win the SEC East, Georgia stepping up front row and center and take on the mighty 1 loss Crimson Tide on a national TV feature Saturday afternoon as a favorite by less than a field goal. Bama is an underdog for the first time since 2009 and come in here with a loss, as Ol Miss went to Tuscaloosa and beat Bama on a fluke play and using some good old fashion defense. Speaking of defense, in a tune up game for this one the Bama defense held Louisiana Monroe to 9 yards rushing last week and 92 yards of total offense last week. So do you really think Mark Richt is going to out coach Nick Saban on Saturday? Alabama 9-1 SU against SEC East teams the last 10 times they faced them.
Georgia under Richt has blown every chance a “big win” game about 95% of the time of his tenure if not more, and I just do not trust him with in game adjustments pitted up against Saban in a big game. This is a game between two teams and not coaches folks, but what happens in the locker room at halftime shows up on the field in the second half more times than not with good coaching, and I think coaching has a lot to do with the outcome of this game and again I do not trust Mark Richt in a big game based on past results.
This is not life or death for the Bulldogs by any means as they have a better than average chance of seeing Alabama in the SEC Championship game or whoever wins the West because with Mizzou floundering this year big time, it is Georgia’s division to win or lose. Perhaps that allows them to play loose, but the game plan is simple for the Bulldogs, pound the rock 35 times this game with your 2 stud running backs, Alabama’s plan is simple as well, stop the run with your big and good defensive line and try and make them throw it and rely on their QB to force some passes and get some turnovers and convert them to points with a short field.
THE KEY IN THIS GAME: Georgia has a weak QB situation, and frankly Alabama’s front 6 is as good as it gets and the Georgia running game will not be stopped entirely but will be contained and that puts pressure on Bulldog QB Lambert against a good defense to make plays and that positions weakness will shine through. I am not saying Alabama is without concern at their QB position because I am not sold on Jake Coker who has garnered just 55% in completion rate and has thrown a interception in 3 straight games, but defense and coaching wins big games, and that has me looking at Bama on Saturday.
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and another I ripped and cut and paste from the internets:
Alabama vs. Georgia Play: Alabama +2.5
WOW – This is a big one this Saturday folks, between the hedges with the odds on favorite to win the SEC East, Georgia stepping up front row and center and take on the mighty 1 loss Crimson Tide on a national TV feature Saturday afternoon as a favorite by less than a field goal. Bama is an underdog for the first time since 2009 and come in here with a loss, as Ol Miss went to Tuscaloosa and beat Bama on a fluke play and using some good old fashion defense. Speaking of defense, in a tune up game for this one the Bama defense held Louisiana Monroe to 9 yards rushing last week and 92 yards of total offense last week. So do you really think Mark Richt is going to out coach Nick Saban on Saturday? Alabama 9-1 SU against SEC East teams the last 10 times they faced them.
Georgia under Richt has blown every chance a “big win” game about 95% of the time of his tenure if not more, and I just do not trust him with in game adjustments pitted up against Saban in a big game. This is a game between two teams and not coaches folks, but what happens in the locker room at halftime shows up on the field in the second half more times than not with good coaching, and I think coaching has a lot to do with the outcome of this game and again I do not trust Mark Richt in a big game based on past results.
This is not life or death for the Bulldogs by any means as they have a better than average chance of seeing Alabama in the SEC Championship game or whoever wins the West because with Mizzou floundering this year big time, it is Georgia’s division to win or lose. Perhaps that allows them to play loose, but the game plan is simple for the Bulldogs, pound the rock 35 times this game with your 2 stud running backs, Alabama’s plan is simple as well, stop the run with your big and good defensive line and try and make them throw it and rely on their QB to force some passes and get some turnovers and convert them to points with a short field.
THE KEY IN THIS GAME: Georgia has a weak QB situation, and frankly Alabama’s front 6 is as good as it gets and the Georgia running game will not be stopped entirely but will be contained and that puts pressure on Bulldog QB Lambert against a good defense to make plays and that positions weakness will shine through. I am not saying Alabama is without concern at their QB position because I am not sold on Jake Coker who has garnered just 55% in completion rate and has thrown a interception in 3 straight games, but defense and coaching wins big games, and that has me looking at Bama on Saturday.
I really think the game will be played out in a way we see a Big 12 or PAC 12 game between heavyweights: Up and down high scoring.Georgia overwhelmed So Carolina, and Im not sure how many of you saw it, but the Gamecocks could not stop one drive from Georgia. It was impressive to say the least. So desperate was So Carolina that they actually went for it on 4th and 1 and 4th and 2 from the 20 yard line (there own 20!) in the 3rd and 4th quarters. They made it once, failed a 2nd time. That is admission that the Georgia offense is too much. We cannot defend them. Alabama has the right pocket passer and schemes to set up play action and may have the 2nd best RB in all of football. This has been the case in th last few years, esp with these two coaches, to open up their play books to everything. Kiffin a Pac 12 coach also known to be pass happy and a play action guru (goofy as he is, thats his modus operand)I hope it's a shootout, and if Im right well see the winner reaching 40 points, but the loser RIGHT THERE. They will leave it ALL ON THE FIELD.Georgia 44- ALA 38Play is on the over 55
Hey relax_dude Bama fan here and going to the game. Wanted to let you know that I got an email from UGA stating they are closing about half of the parking lots because of the threat of rain and said they will be to muddy to park or walk on. The email also included a lot of info about inclimate weather and what to bring to the game to be prepared for it. If the storm does come close and there is a lot of rain I believe the under will be the play in this one. But what do I know I have seen a lot of games go over in those conditions but believe both teams will keep it on the ground and not test the qbs in that situation. Just an FYI on the info I got in the email about the game day preparation.
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Quote Originally Posted by Relax_Dude:
I really think the game will be played out in a way we see a Big 12 or PAC 12 game between heavyweights: Up and down high scoring.Georgia overwhelmed So Carolina, and Im not sure how many of you saw it, but the Gamecocks could not stop one drive from Georgia. It was impressive to say the least. So desperate was So Carolina that they actually went for it on 4th and 1 and 4th and 2 from the 20 yard line (there own 20!) in the 3rd and 4th quarters. They made it once, failed a 2nd time. That is admission that the Georgia offense is too much. We cannot defend them. Alabama has the right pocket passer and schemes to set up play action and may have the 2nd best RB in all of football. This has been the case in th last few years, esp with these two coaches, to open up their play books to everything. Kiffin a Pac 12 coach also known to be pass happy and a play action guru (goofy as he is, thats his modus operand)I hope it's a shootout, and if Im right well see the winner reaching 40 points, but the loser RIGHT THERE. They will leave it ALL ON THE FIELD.Georgia 44- ALA 38Play is on the over 55
Hey relax_dude Bama fan here and going to the game. Wanted to let you know that I got an email from UGA stating they are closing about half of the parking lots because of the threat of rain and said they will be to muddy to park or walk on. The email also included a lot of info about inclimate weather and what to bring to the game to be prepared for it. If the storm does come close and there is a lot of rain I believe the under will be the play in this one. But what do I know I have seen a lot of games go over in those conditions but believe both teams will keep it on the ground and not test the qbs in that situation. Just an FYI on the info I got in the email about the game day preparation.
can't predict a hurricane, oh well, no new bets on anything east coast. I've seen terrific games in the mud and coaches still try throw the ball, so don't know.
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soggy grounds
light to heavy rain, but there will be rain.
can't predict a hurricane, oh well, no new bets on anything east coast. I've seen terrific games in the mud and coaches still try throw the ball, so don't know.
Went with the bad weather and got it Under 25.5 first half. Hoping for high winds, and then see what happens for the 2nd half. Hope it goes over for you after a low scoring 1st 1/2.
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Dude,
Went with the bad weather and got it Under 25.5 first half. Hoping for high winds, and then see what happens for the 2nd half. Hope it goes over for you after a low scoring 1st 1/2.
Dude,Went with the bad weather and got it Under 25.5 first half. Hoping for high winds, and then see what happens for the 2nd half. Hope it goes over for you after a low scoring 1st 1/2.
Looks like a good call. Either way, I'm looking forward to a great game ins hurricane-the way football was meant to be played!
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Quote Originally Posted by Cooler999:
Dude,Went with the bad weather and got it Under 25.5 first half. Hoping for high winds, and then see what happens for the 2nd half. Hope it goes over for you after a low scoring 1st 1/2.
Looks like a good call. Either way, I'm looking forward to a great game ins hurricane-the way football was meant to be played!
Need Alabama for the over. Georgia has no QB. SEC teams really need good QBing, or they stand to look awful vs these NFL defensive linemen. Chubb a non-factor. So much for the Heisman runner up --lol
CMON BAma SCORE!!!!
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Need Alabama for the over. Georgia has no QB. SEC teams really need good QBing, or they stand to look awful vs these NFL defensive linemen. Chubb a non-factor. So much for the Heisman runner up --lol
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