Game Day-UGA/bama..the day the crimson died

I hope. We've all been waiting for this one. We were hoping to know a little more about our team, but thanks to the lamecocks, we've basically had 4 scrimmages so far this year.
But today we'll learn a little something. Maybe not necessarily if we've turned the corner, but are we at least on the street that the corner we need to turn is on.
We have the tools to win this one, I think we will. As long as we don't get richted, we should be ok.
Now to relax and lighten up before game time, enjoy the video below:



Chris Kyle, sports fails, and football in Athens. What more could you want??

Maybe Dawgs can get over this hurdle. GO DAWGS!!!!!

Just enjoying the coffee and will toss this out

I am getting the same vibe off this game as

When LSWho was last in town with Zack

Or last year with Assburn.....Spoke often

About how to change the conversation

Players and our coaches know....just win...

Go Dawgs

sadlerdawg, trying really hard to post in the thread. Having a lot of computer problems . . . . hard drive and router, etc.

Hope this gets through. Can't repair my computers until Tuesday of next week.

With you on finding out some things today. Play hard, both teams are very talented.

As someone said earlier this week on the board . . . . Grown Man Football. Believe that.

Go Dawgs, Coach'em Up!

High stepping and "patching on the system" stevedawg, hoping to make it through this game on this thread.

This certainly takes me back to VD and the "Bear" some years back.

I am one of those that believes the "kicking game" becomes very important on a day like this. Once upon a time it was more about the punting and field position. Much of that has changed as has college football. Today too much emphasis is placed on the "toe" of a kicker.

I am one of those that likes the move the NFL made on extra points. Certainly adds to the game in my opinion.

We don't have to look back too far to see how "punting/kicking" can change in the win/loss column.

Today without a doubt is position football. Alabama will do just that, fill the gaps.