dduncan4163
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I think they will be blitzing a lot.Just finished the video. Solid breakdown. Main point #1 is that the game comes down to Bennett vs UT defense. Main point #2 is that Tennessee runs more than they pass. Run to open up the passing game.
My reflection: if Kirby Smart can come up with a way to stifle the Vol run game, that will be the deciding factor in an unfortunate loss for us. However, with UGA injuries mounting and the attention that will be given to Hyatt, Tillman, McCoy, Keyton, etc... I don't think UGA will be able to focus on stopping the run.
My analysis/ prediction: UGA sells out to stop the run game early and we hit 2 long balls (1 sideline, one over the middle) that forces them to back off the run. We then succeed in 4+ yard per carry for the rest of the first half and force them to again focus on stopping the run. We exploit what we force them to adjust to and get more deep passes for a 2 touchdown+ win. In addition I believe Stetson will attempt to force passes into tight windows resulting in a -60% completion percentage and, I say this with some hesitation, a pick in the middle two quarters that keeps the stadium subdued and the Vols in control.
That's not to say UGA isn't capable or won't make a late push. UT will make some mistakes that keep it close at times, but I predict a 14-17 point win around a 44-30 final score.
GBO!
Just finished the video. Solid breakdown. Main point #1 is that the game comes down to Bennett vs UT defense. Main point #2 is that Tennessee runs more than they pass. Run to open up the passing game.
My reflection: if Kirby Smart can come up with a way to stifle the Vol run game, that will be the deciding factor in an unfortunate loss for us. However, with UGA injuries mounting and the attention that will be given to Hyatt, Tillman, McCoy, Keyton, etc... I don't think UGA will be able to focus on stopping the run.
My analysis/ prediction: UGA sells out to stop the run game early and we hit 2 long balls (1 sideline, one over the middle) that forces them to back off the run. We then succeed in 4+ yard per carry for the rest of the first half and force them to again focus on stopping the run. We exploit what we force them to adjust to and get more deep passes for a 2 touchdown+ win. In addition I believe Stetson will attempt to force passes into tight windows resulting in a -60% completion percentage and, I say this with some hesitation, a pick in the middle two quarters that keeps the stadium subdued and the Vols in control.
That's not to say UGA isn't capable or won't make a late push. UT will make some mistakes that keep it close at times, but I predict a 14-17 point win around a 44-30 final score.
GBO!