Tell me you’re a Roll Bama Roll writer who didn’t watch the Georgia-Auburn game without saying you’re a Roll Bama Roll writer who didn’t watch the Georgia-Auburn game.
Georgia 42 Auburn 10 – Ignore the final score, it was another struggle for UGA. But SHHHHH! Don’t tell the AP voters. They don’t want to be bothered to watch the games.
Auburn is currently a program in turmoil. But give them credit for showing some fight against a bitter rival with a third string quarterback at the helm. The Tigers held the Dawgs out of the end zone in the first quarter and UGA benefited from short fields (36 yards and 31 yards) in the second to build a 14-0 lead.
Could the culprit of Georgia’s struggles be… Alabama? Last season, the Bulldogs passing game was popping, mostly due to tight end Brock Bowers who had 13 receiving touchdowns. Thus far, he has only two such scores and both came against South Carolina. Ladd McConkey has one TD that came against Oregon. After that, Stetson Bennett seems to have issues finding open receivers. Thus, defenses can focus on those two. Could it be that losing Jermaine Burton to Alabama was a bigger blow than they would like to admit?
All I can say is that if Georgia struggled Saturday, I hope they struggle like that the rest of the season. And say hi to Jermaine for us!
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What’s the argument here? Alabama should be No. 1 after nearly getting beat for a second time by a Texas team playing a backup QB?
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You have to give RTR credit for being consistent in the way they panhandle to their target audience. FTMF
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Wait, RBR has spent the better part of a year slagging Stetson as a scrub who could barely find his own asshole with two hands and a map. Now all of a sudden they’ve determined Georgia’s 2021 passing game was “popping”? Bit of a U-turn, that.
As for Burton, in six games in Bama’s high-flying offense he’s got 16 catches for 217 yards. Clearly an indispensable game-breaker.
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That would put him fourth on the receiving list at uga.
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Those stats put him 4th on Bama’s list as well. In other words he didn’t better himself and probably hurt himself.
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You don’t get it – Bama secretly stole him away so they could hurt us, and not to make them better. See? Genius!
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So what you are saying is that Saban’s transformation into Bear Bryant is nearly complete…
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He did have a really nice unsportsmanlike conduct penalty!
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I thought for a while that the only place we were going to see Burton was on the side of a mild carton.
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Insufferable Pricks
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I love it.
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33-18 motherfuckers!
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Third string quarterback at the helm, the barn has this guy in the wrong sport…
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Hey we are living rent free in their heads. Envy and jealousy are no ways to go through life.
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Mr 69Dawg,
Ain’t we rebuilding. What the hell is Ala. bitching about everyday. We rebuilding man.
GO DAWGS stay in their heads
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Jermaine Burton is doing for Alabama exactly what he would have been doing in Athens: contributing, committing some drive-killing drops and penalties, and being a solid 3rd or 4th receiving option in the offense. That’s who he is.
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We miss an injured AD Mitchell more than we have ever missed the guy who used to play at UGA.
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Other than their primary medium being text and not video, what exactly is the difference between Roll Bama Roll and the shirtless Tennessee guy who makes the bad rap videos in his car? I’m not making a joke, I’m seriously asking – in what way are they more credible than the dude who name dropped the artful dodger and Homer Simpson in the same rap in which he acted like he was the first person to ever rhyme “beast” with “SEC East”?
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One of the big problems with the internet (and I include myself in this criticism) is that there are no editors to approve things before they are posted. Pretty much anyone with basic internet posting knowledge can create a web page, blog, instagram account, etc. and put their opinion on the internet as some sort of informed reporting. This has allowed some knowledgeable and insightful people to contribute to discussions but it has also allowed complete idiots to have the same platform as the people with some sense.
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The difference between a commenter on a blog and the purveyors of RBR are that the people over at RBR are trying to present themselves as actual sources of information and not just the kind of fan posturing of someone yelling “DAWGS SUCK” at Georgia fans after Georgia’s won the game.
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You nailed them, godawgs.
Same pedigree, different team hats.
RBR is what you’d get if Phil Fulmer and Phyllis from Mulga had a baby together.
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Eeeewww.
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Ran through the perspective of a bunch of douchebags from Hoover and Roswell. RTR was cool when they had the Meltdown posts, now they are just propping up PawPaw who is starting to cough a lot and won’t stop telling the same stories over and over.
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Agree with your premise godawgs, but the amazing thing to me is that you made it through that rap & even remembered some of it. Your tolerance for suffering is much higher than mine!
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There was a kid sitting next to me at the game who seemed like he knew enough to make some reasonable critiques. He was complaining that we weren’t passing the ball. I pointed to the play at the time and said, “they got five guys in the box right now – they’re basically giving us five yards on the ground. Don’t you take that every time?”
Granted, the following play was a WR screen that went basically no where but the point still stood. Why try to pass it 25 yards down field and risk an incompletion or interception when you know you can get five yards on the ground?
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But, but…explosiveness!
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It’s the biggest difference in Monken versus past Georgia OC’s. He’s capable and willing to on the fly exploit whatever weakness the defense presents. He’s not married to system only the hunt to put his guys into the best position to exploit weaknesses.
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Bobo showed some flashes of that ability late in his tenure as OC but he couldn’t resist getting too cute when the basics were working. His second half play calling against Clemson in 2014 was like watching a master at work. He saw what Clemson was doing on defense and he called plays that ate them alive.
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That whole year was masterful save the South Carolina call. If he and Richt hadn’t let us get into a situation where Hutson Mason was our best quarterback I’d give him even more credit. The Clemson win was one of the most satisfying of the Richt era and he had a lot of great ones.
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What do GTP readers and RBR have in common?
Obsession with UGA football, that’s what.
RBR’s goofy obsession with the Dawgs is telling of their deep fears and nightmares.
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Awful big talk for a guy that doesn’t have Metchie or Williams….
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You give these guys WAY too much attention.
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Who can forget such huge Jermaine Burton catches in 2021 like that one in the Orange Bowl and uh
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Who cares what some troll at RBR thinks?
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Portal. Master.
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Missouri is the only team we’ve struggled against and that took us giving up 2 turnovers. Otherwise, we’re struggling with ourselves.
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So they lost a national title, which they blame on lacking depth at the WR position, to a “third string QB”?
Boy, damned if they whine about one thing, damned if they whine about the other.
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“But give them some credit for showing some fight…”
You mean fight like the entire right side of their OL doing happy hungry puppy tippy-taps and not attempting to block ANYONE on a play?
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‘Last season, the Bulldogs [sic] passing game was popping’ is so RBR: lazy, superficial, stupid, obnoxious, and otherwise useless. It isn’t worth the nothing it’s printed on.
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Frankly, it’s a compliment that RBR devotes this much time and effort towards the UGA program. Maybe not relevant in all parts of Montana, but certainly relevant and (apparently) seen as a significant threat to certain elites. Times have changed.
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