Buc wrote: Auburn's offensive line has been coming together as the season has moved along. Center made a huge mistake in their loss to TAM. Overall, this is a very good offensive line.
Not sure just yet about our defensive front. They are playing hard, but this game will be a "true test" for us against the run.
Our offensive line has been coming together as the season has moved forward. Think that they have performed better than some give them credit for. Personally believe that Hutson Mason not "letting the football fly" has been a problem. That is not a shot at Hutson, he has said the same thing about not letting the football go. Looked good against Kentucky, liked Hutson's "attitude", hope he has that same "attitude" this weekend. For sure 95% of the fans attending the game will be in Hutson's corner.
Auburn runs their offense differently than many we play against. Pruitt/Rocker and Company are aware of that. Pruitt has coached against Gus Malzahn while at Alabama and FSU. I believe he has had this particular game in his head since leaving FSU and coming to Georgia.
We are deep at running back (again) have Malcolm Mitchell back, Conley and Bennett are always prepared. My way of thinking . . . . we have more talent than Auburn. Can we coach our talent up to the point of "recognizing" that? Do not want another JAX showing between the Hedges, that would not be good. Thinking out loud again.
Buc, said a month or so ago that I was concerned about our DL losing weight to get quicker. I understand that but this is the SEC not the ACC. Offenses run "downhill" and you had better be able to handle 300+ OL hitting you in the mouth. I'm not a proponent of the 350 NG etc etc but not so sure if the light, quicker, hands in the dirt guys, can handle good, BIG and quick OL in the SEC consistently......haven't lately (Dawgs got such a big and quick lead against Ark that it took them out of their running gameplan).
Also, don't forget Rumph....he looked like a beast last week....big target receiver with good hands.