I think we can beat some good teams. The question is can we or will we?
Offense is going to have to get a hell of a lot betterI think we can beat some good team. The question is can we?
I think it's more of a product the HC has. zero faith in the offense and OC.As long as we have a coach who kicks a fg on 3rd down on the opponents 15 yard line with 9 seconds on the clock we ain’t winning anything that matters. Most unbelievably soft, afraid, weak minded coaching I’ve ever witnessed last night.
Just my personal opinion, but that is one of the biggest pussy coaching moves I’ve ever seen in my 50 years of life.As long as we have a coach who kicks a fg on 3rd down on the opponents 15 yard line with 9 seconds on the clock we ain’t winning anything that matters. Most unbelievably soft, afraid, weak minded coaching I’ve ever witnessed last night.
Just my personal opinion, but that is one of the biggest pussy coaching moves I’ve ever seen in my 50 years of life.
He hired the oc.I think it's more of a product the HC has. zero faith in the offense and OC.
Not under stoops clunkers still to come 12 years of this crap is enoughI think we can beat some good teams. The question is can we or will we?
We probably got Georgias C game . They most likely had one eye on Alabama next week . Saying that will probably piss some people off but it’s the truth.I think we can beat some good teams. The question is can we or will we?
Imagine trying to keep your mental focus and intensity as a defensive player while knowing the offense is pretty much incapable of scoring a touchdown.Doubtful, it takes a lot of energy to play defense like last night and you still have to score. You don’t win many games scoring 17 points per.
They played as vanilla as they possibly could. Don’t think they wanted to show Bama anything. It almost cost them. As to the OP’s post, the defense played out of their minds. But we play some better offenses than UGA down the road. Our offense isn’t gonna get it done. I’d like to see if there’s something better at the QB position on the bench. Vandagriff is tough, but that’s about all i see going for him. I do think we can get 6 wins but that’s about it. Let’s hope Ferentz steps down after the season at Iowa.We probably got Georgias C game . They most likely had one eye on Alabama next week . Saying that will probably piss some people off but it’s the truth.
We needed a play that would stop the clock. Kinda risky but possible to do with 9 seconds left. A quick shot to the end zone or something to the sideline where they could step out if there was no lane to the end zone. We didn’t have any more TO’s. It was the uber conservative call in a game where every point mattered, but I agree they should have tried something with 9 seconds left.As long as we have a coach who kicks a fg on 3rd down on the opponents 15 yard line with 9 seconds on the clock we ain’t winning anything that matters. Most unbelievably soft, afraid, weak minded coaching I’ve ever witnessed last night.
This has happened under every OC!!!!He hired the oc.
My only worry is how we'll hold up against UT and Ole Miss. UGA plays us straight up and that plays into our strengths where we can line up and go physical on physical. UT and Ole Miss dont allow you to do that and gear their attack on running plays when you are off balance or not set, and they try to fatigue you on top of that. And once they start scoring it causes the defense to deflate and lose energy and effort as well.I think we can beat some good teams. The question is can we or will we?
As a UT fan, I wouldn't call it a dumb decision, more of a safe decision. If it was 4th and 1 rather than 4th and 8, then yes, that would be a dumb, or maybe more appropriate, a chickensh*t decision.It was obvious to everyone that if we punted we were never getting the ball back. Not just UK fans but neutral national analysts and friends of mine that are UT fans or AU fans or bama fans texted me the same thing. It was a dumb decision.
Totally agree Soupbean.....My only worry is how we'll hold up against UT and Ole Miss. UGA plays us straight up and that plays into our strengths where we can line up and go physical on physical. UT and Ole Miss dont allow you to do that and gear their attack on running plays when you are off balance or not set, and they try to fatigue you on top of that. And once they start scoring it causes the defense to deflate and lose energy and effort as well.
Brad White has been great against standard offenses but struggled (as many have) against he hurry up styles. I just havent seen any signs that will change yet and its not all his fault. When you play the way those two teams do its almost so gimmicky that it stretches the bounds of real football and there's not a lot a defense can do.
So I dont doubt our effort or our ability to play anybody straight up, but am worried about handling these two.
True. But Stoops is the one hiring these guys and then he forces them to play within his uber conservative system. He either hires bad OCs or guys that don't end up staying. He has never fully committed to having a great passing attack. There's a lot going wrong on the offensive side of the ball. OCs come and go and Stoops remains along with the offensive problems to one degree or another from year to year.I think it's more of a product the HC has. zero faith in the offense and OC.
As a UT fan, I wouldn't call it a dumb decision, more of a safe decision. If it was 4th and 1 rather than 4th and 8, then yes, that would be a dumb, or maybe more appropriate, a chickensh*t decision.
I've always thought Stoops a way too conservative coach, but in that moment, I didn't think it was a bad decision. UGA's defense had been stingy all night, so the odds pf success were not good. UK's defense had been even better, so if UK could punt and pin them deep, as well as the UK defense was playing there was a strong chance that UGA would have to punt from deep in its territory and UK would get the ball back near midfield with well over 2 minutes remaining.
As far as his decision-making in the moment. Stoops is a very old school, conservative coach in-game, and it is likely in that moment he thought back to that decision early in the SC game to get out of his comfort zone and go for it on 4th and 1 from the UK 31 and how that backfired.
But in the end, it's a danged if you do, danged if you don't; no matter which decision he made, if you lose the game, you made the wrong decision.
You don’t know crapNo we won't. Ole Miss, UT and Texas have way better offenses than UGA.
It doesn’t piss me off, but there’s no way of knowing it’s true. You can speculate all day.We probably got Georgias C game . They most likely had one eye on Alabama next week . Saying that will probably piss some people off but it’s the truth.