SCAPsinger

I think you need to consider conditioning. Part of the reason UGA is able to dominate the 3rd and 4th quarters so reliably isn't procrastination. Other teams lose gas, lose players. This is what happened to Georgia for many years. We lost games that we had won. Our guys were always getting gassed and tossed in the late part of the game. It's a big part of Bama's success over the years and it's why Georgia beats teams late especially. With everyone drawing a bullseye on us, they open the playbook wide and go blitzkrieg in the 1st quarter. For teams with legitimately talented players, it's rope-a-dope until they're exhausted, then Georgia responds. Go back and watch the heavy breathing and injuries (legitimate ones) piling up in the last half for Auburn. That difference in conditioning - plus Beck to Bowers - is why Georgia wins.

If we're being more accurate, Georgia should be ranked #1, #2 and #3 in the East. Then Tennessee at #4, and the rest. Seriously though, it will be interesting to see what happens Saturday. I feel like Tennessee will be the most prepared and motivated team Georgia faces all year (except whoever shows up in the SEC West come December).

Their accomplishments aren't what got them to Auburn, not exactly. That would be implying that these guys are swinging upward on their career arch. Which for this group... Not necessarily the case. It's still ridiculous to suggest all these coaches were the source of the player's success. And I guess the players are being compensated for the use of their image? Someone call EA Sports and see where we're at on all this.

It's broadcast TV. They have a built in delay to avoid obscenity being broadcast. They'll get fined by the FCC otherwise.

Accurate, same thoughts. I loved that blog and read it almost daily with those guys. Shocking to hear the news.

UGA and Furman were in the SIAA and Southern Conference together. Furman is still in it. And don't go GA Tech either....Tech was in the SEC, Southern and SIAA with Georgia, despite a majority of their 100+ games having occurred since Tech joined the ACC. North Carolina is probably closest for Georgia, having never been full members of the SIAA or Southern conferences.

I guess I must have missed something...I know they closed the school down but it was mid afternoon Friday when UF acknowledged on their own website that the storm was essentially going to bypass them. Soooo...why wouldn't they have at least had a "postpone til Sunday, TBD on cancellation" like the UGA-South Carolina game? Unless.....UNLESS.....Florida just really wanted to try to get out of playing a potential L game. And heck no....pushing the cocktail party is just not gonna happen, the city of Jacksonville and CBS alone laugh at the mere mention of it.