'Dogs KO Vols
The 'Dogs took control from the 1st series and Tennessee was never really in this game. Thought I was watching a 40-7 blowout. Really. These cats voting in the polls see a 26-14 result and believe Georgia won a close one. Please take away their voting priviledges.
The Georgia defense stuffed'm for a quarter and a half. Took away the run game and made the rookie QB run a one-dimentional attack. The Vols ran a pathetic 45 plays for 209 yards. They got one-big play and put together 1 good drive. Other than that, they were an embarrassment offensively. The voters missed a solid performance by the Georgia defense.
The 'Dogs offense opened the game with a 12-play 79-yard toughdown drive, and went on to run 81 plays for 458 yards. A TD drop by the kid (A.J. Green), a blown call by the officials (would have given 'Dogs 1st and goal from the Tennessee 3), and two big plays by the Vols best players on defense (Berry and Ayers) prevented a 40 point day by Georgia. They ran it---Moreno & King: 36-119. They passed it---Stafford: 25-36-310. They caught it---
Green & Massaquoi: 12-156.
Bobo and Martinez had good plans and deserve some love from the fan base for a job well done.
Searels is back in a tough spot with Vance going down for the season. Does he move Boling to left tackle? Okay, Tripp is back in the mix, after a failed attempt at tight-end. Josh Davis is an alternative. Coach Searels will get this figured out. A Boling/LT move might be the smartest decision. Cordy Glenn would play next to Clint at LG. Jones at center. Chris Davis at RG. Justin Anderson at RT. This group would have 1st year starters (Glenn & Anderson) next to returning starters (Boling & C. Davis).
Still have some disbelief at how Kiante Tripp has been handled. Not sure how one of your best OL can disappear for weeks, wearing #83 and warming up with the TE's. This is now an emergency situation at OT. Tripp needs to be back in the mix. I'm wondering if the best group would be this combination: Boling LT, Glenn RG, Jones at center, C. Davis at RG, Tripp at RT. But I'm just some has-been QB.
The Georgia defense stuffed'm for a quarter and a half. Took away the run game and made the rookie QB run a one-dimentional attack. The Vols ran a pathetic 45 plays for 209 yards. They got one-big play and put together 1 good drive. Other than that, they were an embarrassment offensively. The voters missed a solid performance by the Georgia defense.
The 'Dogs offense opened the game with a 12-play 79-yard toughdown drive, and went on to run 81 plays for 458 yards. A TD drop by the kid (A.J. Green), a blown call by the officials (would have given 'Dogs 1st and goal from the Tennessee 3), and two big plays by the Vols best players on defense (Berry and Ayers) prevented a 40 point day by Georgia. They ran it---Moreno & King: 36-119. They passed it---Stafford: 25-36-310. They caught it---
Green & Massaquoi: 12-156.
Bobo and Martinez had good plans and deserve some love from the fan base for a job well done.
Searels is back in a tough spot with Vance going down for the season. Does he move Boling to left tackle? Okay, Tripp is back in the mix, after a failed attempt at tight-end. Josh Davis is an alternative. Coach Searels will get this figured out. A Boling/LT move might be the smartest decision. Cordy Glenn would play next to Clint at LG. Jones at center. Chris Davis at RG. Justin Anderson at RT. This group would have 1st year starters (Glenn & Anderson) next to returning starters (Boling & C. Davis).
Still have some disbelief at how Kiante Tripp has been handled. Not sure how one of your best OL can disappear for weeks, wearing #83 and warming up with the TE's. This is now an emergency situation at OT. Tripp needs to be back in the mix. I'm wondering if the best group would be this combination: Boling LT, Glenn RG, Jones at center, C. Davis at RG, Tripp at RT. But I'm just some has-been QB.
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