kentdaddy wrote:
TN Dawg wrote: Was only able to watch the 2nd half, but what I saw did not resemble a #5 team. UT moved the ball at will. Looked like we were playing conservative with a small lead. Could not kill the clock with sustained drives. It was a one possession game with 2 min remaining.
The O line opened holes. Backs hit the holes. AM had pretty good game, but receivers dropped key passes. Run D was absent at times. D backfield was beat most of game. Special teams, no comment.
Don't get me wrong. I'll take the win. I am afraid if we play like that against SC or UF, we will be coming home with our tails between our legs.
Ok coaches. Time to regroup and get these young pups ready for a "knife fight in the ditch" in Columbia.
Go Dawgs!
I am going to disagree a bit. UGA just beat the best offensive team on their schedule this year. Neither UF nor USC has the QB or WRs that Tennessee does. Neither is an offense that scares people. The defense should be fine against both. Tennessee can throw the ball. Bray is a decent QB and he has good targets. In the end if UGA does not give away points this game was not close.
South Carolina has a RB and a QB with a gimpy shoulder. Hitting both with vigor would be advisable.
Good word kentdaddy!!
That was a good UT OLine as well. Big and most of their OLine was JR and SR. We will probably not see any better OLine the rest of the year either.
Would have liked to see a little more pressure put on the QB, but in retrospect, I believe CTG was trying to protect the DB's vs Bray, so he didn't blitz a ton, when he did, we hurried, and forced bad throws, and the INT's at the end of the game.
Go Dawgs!!!
