BranchDawg

I know 15-0 is a good trump card, but I will contend to this day that the 2021 Georgia team was better than 2022.

Yes, they had the one loss, thanks to generational-level performances by Bryce Young (Heisman-winner) and Jameson Williams in the SECCG, but dear God, look at every other game that team played that year. The only other game that was within 10 pts was the season opener against Clemson.

The talent level of the 2022 team was insane, but now go add to it Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Nakobe Dean, Lewis Cine, Jamaree Salyer, Zamir White, George Pickens and James Cook and you have the 2021 roster (minus Starks).

It might be the last true super-team in CFB history.

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So what's the plan reckon?..... 2 TE set? 3 TE set? 3 TEs and line one of them up at fullback?

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All of the above.

frick it, we ball.

Offensive pass interference shouldn’t be a 15-yard penalty. It should be loss of down and 5 yards.

I know the goal is for it to be the same penalty as the defense would suffer, but a 15-yards penalty inherently hurts the offense worse than the defense because 25+ yards to go in a set of downs is almost always insurmountable.

When you look at our roster, every other position looks to be good to great with known quantities

QB: Gunner returns
RB: Frazier, Bowens and Phillips are back
TE: Ton of talented young guys led by Lawson Luckie’s experience
OL: Mostly returning starters with some very quality depth behind them
DL: Harris and Griffin should be studs
LB: Wilson, Cole and Walker
DB: Stacked at both corner and safety

WR is a question mark. I know a lot of people are counting on Taylor and White-Helton to have breakout years, but if they don’t, you’re looking at a room that is full of guys who aren’t really #1 options. Branch and (when we had him) Young bailed us out a lot last year, and it worries me what our options will be on 3rd and longs if we don’t have that go-to guy out wide.

No…

…BUT, I miss the era of the big, burly running backs just running through people for 1,500+ yard seasons.

Sounds fun until you realize you now have to worry about women stealing her away from you as well as men.

So, the correct answer for Georgia is obviously Herschel.

BUT, if we’re gonna talk about the modern era (post-2000), I would argue Brock Bowers.

Georgia was beyond stacked defensively headed into 2021, but there were a lot of question marks on offense. Bowers becoming the generational player he was, virtually from day 1, along with the emergence of McConkey made Georgia a force on the offensive side of the ball too, at least enough to truly become dominant when paired with that defense.

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I mean damn Texas A&M....what the hell?

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That one’s obviously the headliner, but an underrated one is OU going 26 years without a title.

Considering it’s one of the most decorated programs in CFB history and it’s not like a Nebraska situation where they’ve just been awful for 20 years. Since that 2000 title, they’ve played in 2 BCS title games and been to the CFP 5 times.

Honestly reminds be of the stretch Georgia went through from 2002-2021. One of the best programs in the country, but just haven’t found a way to break through.

I thought this was actually the best movie of this Tom Holland iteration of the character.

No Spider-Man franchise has gotten this deep into the character’s life to be able to explore some of these character themes that the comics have been able to do for decades, and I think it gave the writers the freedom to tell a really good Peter Parker story.

Jean Gray is wonderfully done and can’t wait to see what they do with her moving forward. And the Punisher is awesome.

8/10 IMO.

High school games should always be played on Fridays