Monthly Archives: September 2011

This just in: Kellen Moore is pretty good.

Per Dave McMahon, here’s a breakdown of Georgia’s pass defense against Boise State versus the three games which followed: … Georgia was stellar on defense in the last game as well. One of the major improvements throughout the season has … Continue reading

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Filed under Georgia Football, Stats Geek!

Lettin’ his freak flag fly.

Bitter?  Yeah, I think you can say Ralph Friedgen’s bitter. Friedgen: Well, it’s not painful because I watch it for the kids. I could care less about Maryland. I’ve burned my diploma. I’m flying a Georgia Tech flag right now.

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Filed under ACC Football

What’s the opposite of third-and-Willie?

I’m not willing to go this far yet, but I will say that I’m very much heartened by the improvement the Georgia defense has shown with its third-down play.  I don’t think it’s a mirage resulting from playing weak offenses … Continue reading

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Keeping ‘em honest.

Mississippi State’s beat writer suggests to Seth Emerson that the Bulldogs’ struggles on defense are largely personnel related: 4. Does the Mississippi State defense miss Manny Diaz’s playcalling? If not, what else ails their defense, especially against the run? Marcello: … Continue reading

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Filed under Georgia Football, Strategery And Mechanics

Lucky thirteen

Let’s see… key high-profile match ups potentially tossed aside, Greg McGarity worried about liquidated damages provisions and coaches complaining about unbalanced schedules and trips to Texas. Yeah, this whole thirteen-team schedule thingy looks like it’ll be a breeze to put … Continue reading

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If size were the only thing that mattered…

… then Georgia’s offensive line would be the baddest on the planet.

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Filed under Georgia Football, The Body Is A Temple

Bacarri Rambo, poster child

I beat the drum as loudly as anyone for Rambo during his freshman year.  Anyone with half a brain and a pair of eyes could see that as the season progressed, the defense played better with him on the field.  … Continue reading

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Thursday morning buffet

Grab that plate and dig in. Bruce Feldman was granted access to West Virginia’s preparation for the LSU game.  The result is a must-read. Dan Mullen’s observations from yesterday’s teleconference are about what you’d expect. Keith Marshall is one of … Continue reading

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Filed under Georgia Football, Recruiting, SEC Football, Stats Geek!, Strategery And Mechanics, The NCAA

“When they call it, my eyes get really big.”

344-Fullback is the tits, man. … Georgia coach Mark Richt said the fullback is the primary receiver on the play, while the tight end runs a deeper route and a receiver clears out if there is a receiver on that … Continue reading

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“Making the BCS the best it can be…”

At least we see how Mike Slive intends to pay for Texas A&M’s entry into the SEC.

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Filed under BCS/Playoffs, It's Just Bidness, SEC Football