UGA vs Tennessee

[Damiencane86]

Both of these teams make us look tiny.

My girl who doesn’t know sht about football always asks me why Miami is so small

That starts to change with the 2023 class

 

[Hoyacane1620]

I hate that move UGA does with the defensive front..... Guaranteed to make OL move...

 

[TemplarCane]

Gonna be a weird scenario, assuming Tennessee loses this game and wins out do they make the playoffs?

I'm sure if Bama, Georgia, and Tennessee all end with one loss, the media will put pressure on the committee will push for all three to get in.

Doubt UGA loses a game, unless the $EC title game. Which I still doubt.

Bama needs to beat L$U and Ole Miss on the road.

Tennessee at 11-1 could get a berth but would need the $EC West winner to have two losses, and come back to make this game close.

 

[Zbrod95]

Lucky for UT they score fast so they’re always in the game. I just don’t believe In their D. It’s been SUS all year.

I see a giant disparity up front. This is why true spread teams don’t win. They can’t beat teams like this upfront.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

These two announcers might pass out from climaxing over the Georgia crowd

 

[TemplarCane]

Interesting. I would not have thought that. I've watched Tennessee a few times this year. They were chucking it around those games and rarely ran the ball. When they did run, they were usually successful with their running plays. The fact they run more than UGA is surprising to me.

Surprised me too. But I haven’t watched either team except mostly highlights.

 

[Cribby]

I see a giant disparity up front. This is why true spread teams don’t win. They can’t beat teams like this upfront.

To be fair Nobody beats teams like this upfront.

 

[Zbrod95]

To be fair Nobody beats teams like this upfront.

But if you’re as physical as them you have a better chance. Spread teams would never match their physicality.

Physicality = energy usage and depletion.

 

[Koke]

Lol Todd Hartley in the booth!

 

[Rellyrell]

Take notes, Mario. Learn from ur old colleague. It’s OK to tweak philosophies while maintaining ur identity

 

[Noliaboi]

This Georgia offense is what I envision Cristobal “hoping” Miami will eventually look like. He’s about 3-4 classes away though and who knows if our roster will ever look like Georgia.

Where he messed up (season 1), he overrated the roster and him and his OC didn’t gradually move the offense to that type of scheme while adjusting to what they currently have on the roster.

 

[305407cane]

I think you can win with a briles offense. What we’re seeing is Georgia is just better. Better coaching and better talent. If Georgia switched to the wide open spread they’d still be great

 

[Cribby]

But if you’re as physical as them you have a better chance. Spread teams would never match their physicality.

Physicality = energy usage and depletion.

I don’t think this is as much physicality as it is playing in an enormous game in a tough environment , versus a great team for the first time with a bullseye on your back. They lit up Bama through the air and bashed them in the mouth too. Uga is lighting them up offensively is the biggest problem.

 

[BS85]

Just to be clear Georgia should be winning fairly easily. They have way more talent than Tennessee.

 

[AlphaMarshan]

I see a giant disparity up front. This is why true spread teams don’t win. They can’t beat teams like this upfront.

I love how Tennessee is 8-0 with:
- 34pts on Pitt
- 38pts on Florida
- 40pts on LSU
- 52pts on Bama
- 44pts on Kentucky

...but one slow half on the road against the defending champs and literal best team in CFB and suddenly they "don't win."

Some serious message board geniuses here on CIS.

 

[ddann]

Just to be clear Georgia should be winning fairly easily. They have way more talent than Tennessee.

Somebody should’ve told the committee that.

 

[NC_Canes_11]

I see a giant disparity up front. This is why true spread teams don’t win. They can’t beat teams like this upfront.

The disparity is from recruiting. Has nothing to do with the offense.

 

[Zbrod95]

I love how Tennessee is 8-0 with:
- 34pts on Pitt
- 38pts on Florida
- 40pts on LSU
- 52pts on Bama
- 44pts on Kentucky

...but one slow half on the road against the defending champs and literal best team in CFB and suddenly they "don't win."

Some serious message board geniuses here on CIS.

You know what I really love about this post? You tried to insult with that “message board geniuses” but you weren’t smart enough to figure I was talking about being able to beat teams like Georgia Like everybody else.

Great job there message board genius.

 

[Zbrod95]

The disparity is from recruiting. Has nothing to do with the offense.

There’s 3 5* guys on that UT line and they’re getting mauled and all 3 are NFL guys.

Its scheme.

 

[Noliaboi]

I don’t think this is as much physicality as it is playing in an enormous game in a tough environment , versus a great team for the first time with a bullseye on your back. They lit up Bama through the air and bashed them in the mouth too. Uga is lighting them up offensively is the biggest problem.

I agree. Sometimes it’s a physical and mental hurdle to get over. Even when Georgia could match Alabama physically, Georgia still had to get over the mental hurdle before they beat them.

Tennessee has lost 5 in a row to Georgia and first time being the hunted.