I'd previously written a preview for this season in a publication I write for and had made a point to mention that while we wouldn't have great special teams play, we would at least be solid. I'm really starting to wonder if I was wrong on that. And folks - that could be a big problem. Like Dooley always said, having a solid kicking game is the key to competing and winning in the SEC. If we don't fix this, we're just pissin' in the wind, I'm afraid. Two touchdowns on ST lapses - not good. With that said, I think we can shore it up and be alright. The coaches and players have some work to do. Let's see how it plays out...
Aaron Murray is a DGD and one hell of a quarterback. Based on QB rating, he is the best in the SEC and I think he may very well be the best in the country. Well done, sir! Our running game wasn't nearly as effective as it had been the previous two games and I think that was by design. Again, let's give UNT credit - they schemed and planned to stop the run and make UGA beat them in the air. Which we did. Gurley got some good, tough yards. Most impressive. I thought the O-line did well and hats off to our TEs and receiving corps.
Defense equaled awesome, in my opinion. Kudos to Grantham, asst. D coaches and most importantly - the players. Thompson is a very good QB and they had some weapons on that side of the ball and I thought our boys did great.
So A's for the offense and defense; a D- for special teams. A repeat of those grades will most likely mean that we'll be 2-2 a week from today. Got to clean up those special teams. I think we will...
And a Sunday tradition on GYSB!:
A Trip Around the Dawgosphere
- One of my favorite Sunday write-ups, Tyler Dawgden's Sunday Morning Comes
- Negativity and bad vibes from the evil one, CCRider - Sports and Grits: North Texas Game
- The Senator's Observations from the 45
- The Sic 'Em Dawgs recap.
- From Seth Emerson at the Macon Telegraph: "We got ourselves into a fight" and the final recap.
- And my all-time favorite reoccurring Dawg Blog feature: The Mark Richt Victory Watch
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