This year's UGA game has the potential to be historically bad.

You know what? Georgia Tech is playing Boston College in a couple weeks, and I’ll be at that game. Why don’t we meet and talk it out like men instead of behind some screen.
213, R1, seat 17. Right above the last "N" in Calvin Johnson, douchebag
 
213, R1, seat 17. Right above the last "N" in Calvin Johnson, douchebag
At the game? I don’t want to ruin my experience of watching Boston colllege run all over us by arguing with you there. What about at the tailgate?
 
It will probably be the most red ever in BDS. And I can't believe I'm saying this, but I can't really blame anyone for selling their tickets. It's hard for me to think of anything more miserable than going to that game.
So, if you have tickets, don't sell them.
 
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Mutts beat win is Auburn. Overrated as usual
 
The potential for it to be historically bad is probably contingent on us throwing 3-4 interceptions. UGA doesn't have as many big-play threats on offense as they used to, so I expect most of their drives will chew up a decent amount of clock. My guess is they'll get a 35-40 point lead by late 2nd/early 3rd quarter and coast from there. Probably a similar score to 2019.
 
We lost 45-0 to VT a few years ago. We were a 4th down conversion away from maybe taking the lead yesterday. I didn't like the call, BTW. Not sure why Gibbs wasn't in. Would have liked to see Gibbs or an RPO in that scenario.

Our defense played well in the third. Regressed in the 4th.
Adjustments.
 
Looks like it just gets slippery, especially damp.

I made the statement the last year of our natural grass that our grounds crew had it in the worst shape I had ever seen. Then excuses began about how the season makes it impossible to upkeep. It was BS. I'm certain the Tech grad idiots from Shaw Industries wanted to get their field put in at GT because, hell, they are idiots.

I had a Miami fan ask me once, in the mid 2000's, may have been 2004, if our field was artificial turf because it looked that good.

If Tennessee can grow grass in the cavern of Neyland, we should be able to grow grass in BDS. We were str8up lied to about the reasons for replacing natural grass with Shaw turf. I'm certain Shaw engineers probably came up with dazzling cost savings numbers and we eagerly set the wheels in motion to replacement.
Football in the south should be played on real grass and under the sky….not on turf or under a dome.
 
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