Refs could go many ways
Most likely - simply incompetent, disadvantage usually to the team trying to pull the upset on the road as bad calls stack on top of other challenges the favored home team doesn’t traditionally face
Somewhat likely - human bias for older guard SEC schools like UGA, disadvantage Texas
Least likely - overt marching orders from SEC home office, advantage Texas as conference looks to maximize CFP teams
Let's not forget this moment of Kirby jackassery running down the white (not supposed to be on it) and throwing up his hands like he's a fucking defender.
First, this is never happening.
Second, I’ve never understood the infatuation with Charlotte Britches as franchise savior. She’s a Jones through and through, only benefitting from the fact that none of us have really ever heard her opine about on the field matters like those other two dipshits. But, keep on thinking the woman who has stood by while her dad made a mockery of her mother with gate agents and bathroom Instawhores is going to show up and show out from a command and control decision making presence.
I completely expect Tre or CJ to break off one of our best RB runs of the season, only for there to be a flag for a questionable holding thrown on some backside blocker that had little to no impact on the play.
More likely they have already done two Georgia games this year (vs Tenn and vs Ole Miss in Athens) and one Texas game this year. With 3 of 11 weeks feauturing one or the other they need to spread themselves around a bit.
Any D who votes for this with what sounds like is on the table needs to be told loudly that they will face full fury in the next primary and little if any support if they happen to survive...it's how the Republicans do shit. Take a page, you listless bastards.
More on the rushing thing. Georgia has lost 5 games since the start of the 2022 season. Now they outrushed Bama by a lot earlier this year, but Bama has some sort of voodoo curse on Georgia anyway. 4 of the other 5 teams that have beaten Georgia generally outrushed them....most somewhat significantly. Sark's gonna have to figure that out.
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We ran the ball for a total of 60 yards over 2 games against Georgia last year, and that inability to grind out yards and control some of the game ultimately did us in.
We can't effectively run the ball at all against anybody with a pulse this year, sans a decent effort against OU (where we still averaged less than 4 yards a tote)
So no, I won't count on us beating Georgia unless that somehow miraculously changes.