Yep. Georgia was begging us to get a nice size lead early on and Quinn and the offense did zero to help with that. That drop early on was a huge killer. This was basically OU part 2 except Georgia is light years more talented to take advantage. This game kind of reminded me of the Bama championship game. Didn't take advantage of opportunities early (settling for 3 twice when we could have easily got up 14-0 against Bama). Bama then takes control and gets out to a huge lead because of so many mistakes. We finally settled in and made it close but just couldn't make that one play to finish the comeback. The Gilbert turnover in the 4th pretty much was the defense giving up the 3rd and 11 last night. Backbreaking plays that took away all momentum we built. One of the more maddening games because the plays were there to be had last night and beat Georgia. Sark shouldn't escape blame either. Yet another week he passes up points and it backfires on us. He made zero adjustments on offense to try and combat their pressure. That's all coaching. Reminds me of the Dallas Cowboys. One single game plan and if it doesn't work, well tough shit because we are going to keep running it all game and hope it magically starts to work. Quinn's record against top 5 teams is very poor but if you go back and watch those games, Sark had a big hand in those, too.