If you’re looking for reasons to be optimistic about facing Michigan, here’s one from Josh.
With one troubling exception (INT/TO worthy plays), on paper, at least, Georgia won’t be at a disadvantage at the quarterback position on New Year’s Eve. That means the situation comes down to whether Michigan can force Stetson out of his comfort zone. No guarantees, of course, but if they can’t, you have to like Georgia’s chances to come out on top.
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LOS play…both sides…GO DAWGS!
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Thank you as always, Sen. My posts drops later today on DawgSports.
And to your and Down Island Way’s point – protecting Bennett will be critical.
Bennett goes from elite level production when not pressured to really really bad under duress
McNamara is one of the better QBs in football when throwing the ball under pressure. 5 TDs. 0 INTs
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I hear lots of “Michigan will make UGA uncomfortable,” but the pundit class seems to assume Michigan will just bully UGA’S defense, UGA played a soft schedule, blah blah blah. Guess we will see. Wonder if this is another “UGA hasn’t seen an offense like Hawaii” deal?
FTMF.
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All I can say is ‘look out’ if we turn our star-studded front 7 loose.
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Which coach trusts his QB more? Interesting question
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Does Stetzie do well when he’s forced up in the pocket? Because Michigans two first round DE will make him do just that.
I hope our run game is ready. If it’s not, those two DE will feast
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Will Anderson didn’t dominate the SECCG IIRC.
Pass protection has been a strength of this line.
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