Watching the game in the first half I thought this was classic Saban/Smart defensive strategy. Get a look at what the other team wants to do, keep it close, then open it up later when you know where to attack, and that goes for offense too. Georgia took longer to get it going than I thought, but this reminded me so much of Bama games in the past when Smart was the DC in one of these opening games against a Power 5 school. I also agree about the run D for Georgia. I am licking my chops for that September 28th meeting with the Dawgs. I have been talking to Bama content creators about my concerns re:DeBoer coming in and being a pass-first HC and minimizing the run game. Yesterday Bama had 366 yards rushing and our two-headed monster of Jam Miller and Justice Haynes looked strong and fast as hell, man. I've been so used to seeing big, powerful backs like Derrick Henry, B Robinson, and Najee Harris that yesterday was amazing for me as a Bama fan. I don't fault your analysis of Georgia and would say to critics that it's only the first game and let Kirby and his crew study tape and make adjustments for the rest of the season. Georgia is one of the best teams in the country and will stay that way. My observation after looking at the SEC this year is that it is going to be a clash of titans on many Saturdays this fall. There are teams like Tennessee and Ole Miss that are better than advertised and Texas looks to match up well with any team in the conference. Buckle up because it's going to be a wild ride!
Freeling is said to be physically the strongest Georgia player. Or actually, strongest man on campus. Have you had a chance to evaluate him? Or see how his strength translates to his OL football ability?
Getting arrested for a traffic violation is unusual. I been driving for over 60 years. I have been pulled for speeding 5 or 6 times in my life. Never got arrested. I’m also a lawyer. Never had a client arrested for a traffic violation. Something weird going on in Athens with the police imo.
Thank you for sharing your insight into my team. Subscribed, and I'm really looking forward to seeing more of your breakdowns, Dawgs or otherwise.
Watching the game in the first half I thought this was classic Saban/Smart defensive strategy. Get a look at what the other team wants to do, keep it close, then open it up later when you know where to attack, and that goes for offense too. Georgia took longer to get it going than I thought, but this reminded me so much of Bama games in the past when Smart was the DC in one of these opening games against a Power 5 school.
I also agree about the run D for Georgia. I am licking my chops for that September 28th meeting with the Dawgs. I have been talking to Bama content creators about my concerns re:DeBoer coming in and being a pass-first HC and minimizing the run game. Yesterday Bama had 366 yards rushing and our two-headed monster of Jam Miller and Justice Haynes looked strong and fast as hell, man. I've been so used to seeing big, powerful backs like Derrick Henry, B Robinson, and Najee Harris that yesterday was amazing for me as a Bama fan.
I don't fault your analysis of Georgia and would say to critics that it's only the first game and let Kirby and his crew study tape and make adjustments for the rest of the season. Georgia is one of the best teams in the country and will stay that way. My observation after looking at the SEC this year is that it is going to be a clash of titans on many Saturdays this fall. There are teams like Tennessee and Ole Miss that are better than advertised and Texas looks to match up well with any team in the conference. Buckle up because it's going to be a wild ride!
This is the most excitement I've ever seen for college football. It's going to be a great year.
Go Dawgs!
GO DAWGS!!!
Freeling is said to be physically the strongest Georgia player. Or actually, strongest man on campus. Have you had a chance to evaluate him? Or see how his strength translates to his OL football ability?
Who’s freely.go dawgs!!!
@@brandonlollis1506 Freeling, my mistake.
I have not, I appreciate the insight. Going to check him out really quickly on Blesto and then will watch his tape.
Flash Frazier is DeAndre' Swift with shorter strides. His feet look like Sonic the Hedgehog.
100% agree
Getting arrested for a traffic violation is unusual. I been driving for over 60 years. I have been pulled for speeding 5 or 6 times in my life. Never got arrested. I’m also a lawyer. Never had a client arrested for a traffic violation. Something weird going on in Athens with the police imo.
Dumas-Johnson is wearing a blue jersey this year for one reason: CJ Allen is better than he is