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At least it's on their side of the field.

Bolden has scared the crap out of me all season long with risky decisions on punt returns -- until Aggy, that is. He played it cool and hope he continues to use sound judgement going forward.

Oops. I'll fix that.

It would be some choice irony if Gundy proceeded to perennially beatdown the pokes at the helm of ou-SUX.

Most of the issues you mentioned, short fields for Georgia, sideline passes and checkdowns instead of downfield plays are the result of two issues -- the OL and Quinn. If the OL cleans their act up and plays with a chip on their shoulder, and Ewers plays with some poise, those problems go away. Georgia had us scouted really well. And the pre-snap shifts caused a lot of false starts which takes us out of rythm in addition to the penalty yards. They also timed snaps with blitzing defenders around the edges really well and post snap stunts. The other thing is, our OL was backpedaling way too much in pass-pro at the snap, especially Cam Williams. They are taught to do that to a degree to manage the speed of the rush, but at some point you have to engage but Cam wasn't hardly even trying to do so until he was backed up so much it really compressed the pocket -- which didn't help Ewers' comfort in the pocket. Sark and Co rewatched the tape as well, so they should be prepared this time. If not, they don't deserve to win. According to the sports analysts during the Aggy game, the OL has already addressed most of those issues. Now they have to prove it against the Georgia DL.

Rats. At least he didn't go to Georgia. Thanks.

Would still like one more DT. We're currently at three (Sharma, Terry and Charles), or do we consider Lance Jackson as growing into number four? The icing on the cake would be getting Kevin Wynn, which Georgia likely pivots to, or somehow taking back Brandon Brown. Figure both are probably long to impossible shots though. I really hated losing Brown. Loved his tape.

Yoda version: Begun, the Asian poon wars have

Wingo fell down because he's trying to make his body do the impossible ... come back to the ball he was expecting to be thrown further his way. A body in motion tends to stay in motion and his body and feet were not in the right position to do anything about it.

Agreed. I typically like his post-game Five Quick Thoughts though. They are consistently good IMO. Perhaps that format tends to corral him from getting lost in the weeds which often occurs in his other articles. But as you say, his other write-ups posted here are solid this go-around.

That''s exactly the same scenario where Broughton got called a few games earlier. Collins put his hands up to block the pass, not to hit the QB, but there ya go. Another case where the rules screw defensive players trying to make a play.

Sooking Every Cock ...

Or he doesn't want to further encourage the controversy, which is somewhat linked to Quinn due to the external noise it would generate. But damn if this isn't exactly when you're supposed to bring your backup into the game. Hope Quinn is healthy for next week.

DJ Campbell (think it was him) was limping a little about 4 plays before the TD. But he stayed in and gott'er done.

That's a TD by replay.

And Sark is ass right now. He's either too worried about Ewer's feelings or any further controversy. But really, this is the exact kind of situation you bring in the backup and good development for Arch.

Just lovely.

Going to need more than one score to finish them with this much time left.

See how Wisner wraps the ball up at contact.

Great play call by Sark there.

Fuck that.

Blue is a fumbling machine.

Nah. Just make big noise.

Refs letting Kentucky have their way with our receivers. Wonder if they will be evenhanded about that.

Yes sir Mr. Wisner