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I’m in your camp. by CAFB4ND
The defense played well enough to win this game. I was shocked that we at least got some pressure on their punter at least once.
However, we didn’t make even a token attempt at establishing any kind of running game. We had what, 14 attempts? I think 11 were by running backs? Elite teams don’t do that.
Further, Georgia is a good football team. However, I don’t think they run the table. Like us, they are coached by a meathead and I don’t think they escape the Florida, Auburn, or Texas A&M trifecta unscathed. If they make the SEC Championship they’ll lose to whoever comes out of the west.
Had we packed any kind of rushing attack, we could’ve won this game.