The Georgia Bulldogs.

I will start off by saying that I am more than stoked about the upcoming season. I have obtained a HAM Radio Operator license, and will be obtaining many home games this upcoming season. With 25 days remaining in this years’ “off season”, I started my research. And i’m going to share with ya’ll my opinion.

QB: Joe Cox. At the beginning, I was definitely a hater. I wanted Logan Gray or Aaron Murray to take the snaps at the beginning of this season, over hyping the two stars in my head. And stars they will be, but it takes time to make stars. I believe that Joe Cox will have the intensity, leadership, and determination that we have needed for the past three years. Cox waited his turn, now it’s his time to take over the reigns.

HB: Carlton Thomas. This kid has it all. I have been a fan of Caleb King since he signed with Georgia, but after seeing the G-Day game & Thomas’ highlights..something just clicks.. I don’t know if it’s his speed, his elusiveness, or his attitude; but it is something that makes this kid stand out. Not to leave Washuan Ealey or Richard Samuel out, but they don’t really have my head turning. I am really looking forward to how this running back situation pans out.

WR: AJ Green, Tavarres King, Marlon Brown. This could be the most dangerous receiving core in the NCAA. AJ Green can do everything, Tavaress King can run and has great hands, and we have yet to see what all Marlon Brown can do. These players will help us in the route to an SEC Championship.

OL: Ben Jones, Trinton Sturdivant, Clint Boling, Chris Davis. If this group stays healthy, you won’t be able to drive a dump truck through our OLine. With Sturdivant and Davis healthy, it will help both Cox’s precision & decision making, and King/Thomas’ running.

TE: Orson Charles. I’m crossing my fingers that this fellow will get the starting job; he has size, speed, and hands. I really, really like this guy. His only competing with Arthur Lynch, who is a little bigger, with ‘better’ blocking skills.

DL: Jeff Owens, Geno Atkins, Demarcus Dobbs, Justin Houston. If these kids stay healthy, every o-line in the SEC better be prepared. They will find a way to break through any line, and attack the opposing quarterback. I am really excited about this defensive line.

LB: Akeem Dent, Rennie Curran. Another fierce lineup here. If what we have read about ‘utilizing our linebackers to attack the QB’ is correct, this will be a Damn Good Defense. I really, really hope that Willie Martinez will loosen up and take some chances.

CB: Prince Miller, Branden Smith. Both Miller and Smith have speed, and there impact will be felt. With Vance Cuff there for backup, it should give us plenty of room for linebacker blitz packages. Oh man, I’m stoked!

Safeties: Reshad Jones, Bryan Evans. I have been fans of both players since day one. Jones is fast, has great vision (anyone remember the LSU game?) and Evans has speed & great vision as well. They are both hard hittin’ safeties, just the way I like them!

If this team can stay healthy, i’m calling an SEC title! (and you know what comes along with one of those now-a-days? a BCS championship!) Good luck, ‘Dawgs, I can’t wait to watch you ‘Hunker Down’!

I like everything your saying...except Dannell Ellerbe is now a Baltimore Raven.

I knew that, lol. For some reason, I was thinking that he stuck around for another year. None the less, still a damn great defense.

Im taking it one game at a time.

Everything starts in the trenches and I think we have the advantage on both side of the ball. We have two pro D-tackles in Geno and Jeff, which should stuff the middle. Hopefully our DE's will bring the hotsauce on the edge. Our offensive line maybe the deepest in the nation but they need more time to work together as a unit.

I really like our TE depth this year, it will add anther demension to the offense. Stretch the opponents defense and create breakdowns. I've already said Orson Charles will play and be a deadly weapon. As long as we have A.J. Green the WR corp is in good hands and he has a vet in Moore to help with the load.

Georgia RB's all 20 of them will sort themselve out, not too worried about these guys. Got my money on Samuel, sorry King.Not quite sure what to make of Joe Cox, he has being around the program for awhile but so has Joe T. I dont know if he can male the throw that need to be made, hopefully he can.

I think Georgia will make quick work of the Cowboys. Its an away game, their the underdogs, first game of the season and it out of conference. These are the games Georgia always win.

Hot_Mike wrote:

I think Georgia will make quick work of the Cowboys. Its an away game, their the underdogs, first game of the season and it out of conference. These are the games Georgia always win.

Amen, Hot_Mike. I believe I've mentioned before on this forum that we haven't lost a road opener against a non-conference opponent since 1970. We haven't lost a road opener at all since 1990, and haven't lost an opening-day game since 1996. History's on our side.

I totally agree. The Dawgs seem to ALWAYS be very well prepared for their first games especially under CMR's regime. Even more so against tough opponents. I believe we take OSU but also feel it's the key game to our whole season.