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  1. Does it matter? Not really. However, those games have repeatedly been brought up as justification for Ewers prowess. Pressure and adversity change people/QBs. Sark can be a great play caller. Is that accentuated in game 7 of the season or game 2, with game 1 not really requiring heightened game planning. And certainly Ewers hasn’t been hit or dinged up at that point in the season. I figure Ewers will play well versus Vandy. Sark likely dialed in better. The Oline ready. And overwhelm a mediocre Vandy defense with their talent advantage. Ewers played well against Michigan but that was largely scheme on the short stuff, and he was great breaking the pocket and hitting it downfield. But all season there hasn’t been an urgency to get it downfield. I’m not even talking deep passes I’m talking 10-19 yards. That’s where he was and can be excellent. In the limited opportunities, he has not been particularly good this year. We should win out the rest of the regular season. I don’t care which QB it is. They’re both capable. Neither have to be perfect. And maybe I just wanted a bonding moment with BO&W.
  2. I don’t agree with my little brother often, but Ewers has two of the most overhyped games of all time. The OU 49-0 game. They quit at half. They were terrible before they quit. He made some nice throws but also had one of the shittiest drives of all time ending in a pick. At least I think it was the same drive. The Bama game in which he played a quarter. Great start. Do you remember those great offensive starts in 2021 that petered out? Nevermind that Bama also had a great start and got locked down the next two quarters. Who knows how that finishes. Now, there’s a difference in the timing of the two Bama games and Michigan as compared to Georgia as well. Think about that in terms of health and game planning.
  3. The two minute offense for a backup QB that may have never run it in a live game is not a good basis for comparison. Arch could have been better as the starter. He could have been worse. There’s no way of knowing.
  4. I’d suggest you think back to September 2022 at DKR. Imagine a CB. Let’s call him Watts rushes off the edge and has a clear shot at the QB. Now imagine him at CB in DKR in October 2024. Only wearing a Georgia uniform. One might encourage you to call it again. The other? Well, would you?
  5. He has the tools and the groundwork is laid. The best of the best don’t always make the correct choice so certainly he won’t either.
  6. Bro, this was nothing like the opening drive pick thrown against OU last year. I’m assuming that’s the one you’re referencing. That was an in breaking route down the field with I believe the corner over the top. The Georgia CB gave a man look. I think the inside defender even moved more to Goldens inside. This is good DC work no doubt. It may have even impacted QE being hesitant to trust his eyes later in the game.
  7. That could be. I’m sure I can away thinking he could have run him deeper but didn’t really see how deep the QB was. As others mentioned it could be a communication issue. I’m not seeing how but if Sark says so, maybe it was.
  8. Yeah, he should have thrown it away. I’d hope that he anticipated Golden being open to the inside given UGAs alignment. But he didn’t. I’m not saying it was easy not not impossible to identify presnap either. The drive before he went deep for Bond with Golden wide open across the middle. Similar route to what QE hit in opening drive 3Q.
  9. No, they didn’t play terribly. The two strip sacks were Oline issues. The over/crossing route to Wingo was made more difficult due to pressure when Helm missed. Arch getting sacked the play before the strip sack was terrible blocking. Overall, I don’t think there was immense pressure and there were even clean pockets. All things considered the pass pro was decent. They did get beat a few times that we hadn’t seen this year that killed those plays however. QB play wasn’t good, but it was only partly attributable to pressure. That sack at the 1 I don’t really even consider that pressure. The dude was 10 yards upfield on the ground. in general terms, lots of pressure will kill you. In this particular game, I don’t think there was tons of pressure but more fits of it. The QBs just didn’t do a good job overall.
  10. I’d argue differently. Qb ratings, numbers, grades plummet generally speaking under pressure. Many QBs can handle one man pressures but collapsing pockets with multiple pressure points is a different story. There’s a point at which a QB can’t overcome it. Go back to that Bucs-Chiefs Super Bowl. The better QB lost because of that shitshow around him. The other night we had a lot of 1 man pressures; however, it was very effective because we didn’t identify the quick read on at least two of them. But in my opinion the pressure was too heavy to make it easy, but it was not so overwhelming that we didn’t miss opportunities that could have been made.
  11. Golden was open quite a bit. But he’s not a focal point so he doesn’t get the looks. Arch’s 1st and 2nd series were big play opportunities. The 4th down slant to Bond. I am not sure what’s a reasonable rate to not get to the open receiver but yesterday was certainly not the only QBs that have that.
  12. That’s not exactly true. I’d guess Ohio State, Bama and Georgia all have very similar records over the past 5 years. Seems like I just read that the last 3 years UGA has only lost to Bama. All conferences are that way give or take in any given year. The grind of a full season leaves no one immune. For lots of different reasons.
  13. I saw the game. It was even at half with him playing that half. I’m not saying they don’t win but boat race and over 40. Not so sure.
  14. Pretty sure they face masked one of our dudes on that play so at a minimum a rekick would have helped. The linesman on our side and back judge ignored some blatant calls.
  15. I’m not sure the Badgers boat race The U with the QB at full health. Don’t think London played at all so not sure how impactful that would have been.
  16. So what I’m getting out of this is you saying you’d whip Hondos ass. Is that correct?
  17. Actually it was likely the turnovers.
  18. He’s doing an even better job than Murphy.
  19. You know what Malik Murphy is doing tonight? He’s playing good enough to win.
  20. Good thing we ain’t losing. Although there’s something to be said for many of your brethren here being miserable.
  21. Win or lose tomorrow it’s not an ending either way. So enjoy.
  22. Way faster than Taafe. High school QB wasn’t he?
  23. This is good shit. So we had the best DT combo perhaps in our history. And remind me how many sacks did we get? How many times did we hit the QB? Maybe it’s cause UW had a 1st round caliber QB. Oh and a 1st round T. What about that 1st round WR? Another T drafted that I think may have already started an NFL game. 2 other WRs drafted. The fastest TE at the NFL combine. And a young C that could have named his next collegiate destination. But to hell with the secondary cause they screwed it up for all of us. Fact is none of our dudes played well enough to win. Because we lost. But holy shit, the defenses task was considerably more difficult than the offenses. And in spite of individual failings, we had 4 plays to win and didn’t.
  24. Are you talking a normal safety or the slowest one in the history of slow?
  25. It feels like offenses in general are down. I’m curious if the number of transfers contributes to that. Even experienced guys like Gabriel have to lose some continuity with the moving around. But several of the top offenses have transfers at QB so maybe it’s my imagination. We’ve done a good job for the most part of limiting movement. That helps our Oline. But yeah ultimately this team has enough to win it all. Like it or not, that’s the final judgment.
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