I have ZERO doubt that we beat Georgia

#178
#178
From other message boards to some of the posters on this forum, so many are failing to recognize this team is NOT static. We are not the same team by any stretch that stepped out on the field at Pitt. I see the Bammers, KENSUCKY fans and now those mouth breathers a few miles south of us in Jawga refuse to acknowledge the quantum leaps we have made since Pitt and especially the FLA game. They cherry pick a stat that suits what they WANT to believe and run with it as if it tells the whole story when, in fact, it’s only a fraction and becomes obsolete by the very next game. We stand a great chance of walking into the Sanford cracker box and beating these guys.

Get to Bennett early and often…the guy wears his emotions on his sleeve and you know when he is frustrated. Odds are he makes more mistakes as the game goes on if we can apply pressure. Get in his head early, he’s gonna struggle. All defensive units are now playing their best football and we’re going to be mostly healthy across the board on defense going into this game. These guys beat what was supposed to be a very physical Kentucky offense into submission, we took their will. Their play calling was just grasping at straws by the third qtr. Heuepel and Golesh WILL find the mismatches. They probably already have on film, so expect GA to change things up a bit. Give Hype and Golesh a minute to figure it out, and they will, then watch us get guys open.

We ran about a 2/1 run/pass play ratio vs Ky. Teams are making the same mistake each week. They see our explosive pass plays and overload the secondary giving our O Line, which is the best in recent memory, the opportunity to push a lighter D line around and open up big holes for Small and Wright. And the tempo negates timely substitutions by the other teams. We might not be super deep, but we have players. These guys have forgotten how to lose and the in game adversity doesn’t seem to rattle them. I think we gut it out for a win.
 
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LargeOrange1 said:
My neighbor is a die-hard BammerAlumni. However he said UT beat Bama fair & square. He also has watched several UGA games (which I haven't). He said "TN will beat UGA". The man knows his football and I fully agree with him.
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Alabama with Bryce Young are almost unbeatable until you out score them . In this conference I’ll take a elite offense over a elite defense any day. I’ve already seen are anemic offenses for the past 15 years.
 
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#182
I’ve called out David Pollack for his nonsensical claim that the Volunteers haven’t played anyone on Twitter when I quoted this Vols_football tweet for 5 ranked teams the Volunteers defeated this season.

The Panthers didn’t remain ranked however that doesn’t change the Volunteers defeated a ranked Panthers team in Pittsburgh so it’s very nonsensical to state multiple teams shown aren’t still ranked on October 31.


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I have had confidence in every game so far, this one makes me nervous. Georgia lost a lot on Defense but they’re still solid. If we can pressure Bennett then we win, he’s mobile but he’s not Bryce You g mobile. I’m sure the media and SEC would love to see a Tennessee Bama rematch in Atlanta and I’m hoping they get to
 
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Sin City Vol said:
I have had confidence in every game so far, this one makes me nervous. Georgia lost a lot on Defense but they’re still solid. If we can pressure Bennett then we win, he’s mobile but he’s not Bryce You g mobile. I’m sure the media and SEC would love to see a Tennessee Bama rematch in Atlanta and I’m hoping they get to
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I’m also nervous about this game because the Bulldogs have a great defense that realistically can hold the Volunteers under 30 points, challenging for the game to be close if the Volunteers can’t mostly contain Bennett, and the Bulldogs have the great advantage of thundering crowd for this highly anticipated 2nd Volunteers Vs 1st Bulldogs in Georgia.

A great Bulldogs team at home has a realistic chance to defeat the Volunteers.

The undefeated Bulldogs are still great on defense because only the Missouri Tigers had a realistic chance to defeat the Georgia Bulldogs in the 4th Quarter of what was a thrilling close game.


The Volunteers are going to have to play a great game to defeat a great Bulldogs team in Georgia.
 
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Vol737 said:
From other message boards to some of the posters on this forum, so many are failing to recognize this team is NOT static. We are not the same team by any stretch that stepped out on the field at Pitt. I see the Bammers, KENSUCKY fans and now those mouth breathers a few miles south of us in Jawga refuse to acknowledge the quantum leaps we have made since Pitt and especially the FLA game. They cherry pick a stat that suits what they WANT to believe and run with it as if it tells the whole story when, in fact, it’s only a fraction and becomes obsolete by the very next game. We stand a great chance of walking into the Sanford cracker box and beating these guys.

Get to Bennett early and often…the guy wears his emotions on his sleeve and you know when he is frustrated. Odds are he makes more mistakes as the game goes on if we can apply pressure. Get in his head early, he’s gonna struggle. All defensive units are now playing their best football and we’re going to be mostly healthy across the board on defense going into this game. These guys beat what was supposed to be a very physical Kentucky offense into submission, we took their will. Their play calling was just grasping at straws by the third qtr. Heuepel and Golesh WILL find the mismatches. They probably already have on film, so expect GA to change things up a bit. Give Hype and Golesh a minute to figure it out, and they will, then watch us get guys open.

We ran about a 2/1 run/pass play ratio vs Ky. Teams are making the same mistake each week. They see our explosive pass plays and overload the secondary giving our O Line, which is the best in recent memory, the opportunity to push a lighter D line around and open up big holes for Small and Wright. And the tempo negates timely substitutions by the other teams. We might not be super deep, but we have players. These guys have forgotten how to lose and the in game adversity doesn’t seem to rattle them. I think we gut it out for a win.
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I’m not surprised they’re not admitting the Volunteers have improved with each game since they know the Volunteers have a realistic chance to defeat a great Bulldogs team in Georgia if the Volunteers play a great game.

Before the 2022 College Football Season the Bulldogs fans could easily say the outmatched Volunteers will be lucky to keep the game close vs the great Bulldogs in Georgia.
Bulldogs fans are fearful of the realistic possibility that is the great ranked 2nd (8-0) Volunteers defeating a favored 1st great (8-0) Bulldogs team in Georgia.
 
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#189
I don't have zero doubt we'll win but lots of confidence we'll get that victory. I do think if HH and company come out strong with their foot on the gas, playing with confidence and swagger like they've been doing, Dawgs will struggle at times to keep up in the race. Vols just need to get a lead and maintain it.
 
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I’m not worried about this game at all, because I’m at peace with losing to the #1 team on the road, this team is already way better than I ever expected them to be. I predicted 9-3 preseason so anything above that is gravy. Can even lose this game and still be able to make the playoff anyway, what I don’t want is some humiliating 45-10 beat down that spirals the team to lose to SC or something. With that said WGWTFA
 
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We need to sack the quarterback, Bryce Young was too close to making a play for my comfort.
Our DB's need to tackle and not try to rip the ball out. Yards after the catch trying to rip the out is unexceptable.
 
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The OP hasn't posted since 2009. Then comes back a few days ago making a post saying that the GA defense will sack Hooker and not let him do anything.

Then, he posts this vid.

No way this guy is a Vols fan. Major troll.
 
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UneducatedGuess said:
Georgia will have better athletes in the secondary and on the Defensive Line

Georgia has faster, not stronger RB, and a much much better O Line

Georgia has elite TEs

Georgias weakest points are their QB and lack of take your top off WRs

They key to the game will be our O Line and Hookers decision making.

We need to make our FGs
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Agree with most of that except do not agree that Georgia's O line is much better. Our O line has been outstanding this year.
 
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ZippyMorocco said:
He's either money or bad. He was bad last Saturday.
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He's one of the better QB in conference.
Dangerous facilitator.
- stronger arm than youd think
- fast runner
- fearless.

He's a champion.

Those numbers of 9-3 are more because of Kirby. Playing a smart game
 
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Vanhalo said:
You still pretending Atlanta was a neutral field? (Mercedes-Benz Stadium)
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It wasn't really. Even if I did that's not as bad as pretending that Florida, Kentucky, and Pitt are top25 worthy. Ya'll are a good team. No need to embellish your accomplishments
 
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