Huge learning curve tonight for the team

[gtgtgt1]

This felt nothing like those 51-7 losses.

 

[aeromech]

Got a lot of good experience tonight. Now they know how far they really have to go.

No they didn't. They spent an entire half running an offense I hope we never see again.

 

[aeromech]

I’m not really disappointed at all. They played hard, with effort and in a very difficult environment against the best team in the country. When you look at our schedule, every team we play is very beatable with UGA being a toss up.

UGA is not that far behind Clemson. If we don't improve vastly over the season the last game will be a demoralizing beat down. No way that game is a toss up if we come out playing the same way we did against Clemson.

 

[aeromech]

We haven't surprised anyone with schemes nor play-calling in years. It's a false narrative to pretend we were still out-scheming or fooling anyone.

Gotta get Graham in there. No more TO at QB unless it's in injury relief or mop-up duty.

And apparently Lucas Johnson is our #3 QB. He wasn't able to beat out Taquon nor win over CGC.

It may not have been a surprise; but we definitely out schemed teams last year, VT and Louisville are prime examples.

I agree we should go with Graham, LJ looked like a deer in the headlights that just could not make a decision and was begging for a delay of game penalty.

Oliver can get on the field in a different capacity or a quick replacement when Graham looks overwhelmed.

 

[gnats67]

Giving up 50 pts to anybody is never ok. The only way this is forgiveable is because of the braindead fumbles inside the redzone and the "Who? Wut?" 90 yd TD chase that should've never happened. We weren't beaten by any stretch there we just handed them 21 pts.