Just an offseason observation, but the QB's we face this year will be much weaker

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TNnative said:
Imagine me rolling my eyes at another post that celebrates a perceived addition by subtraction. I could care less who the QBs of the Vol's opponents are. I am much more concerned with who steps up in Orange, and that they play better than all the bums in other uniforms.
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One affects the other.
 
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TNnative said:
Imagine me rolling my eyes at another post that celebrates a perceived addition by subtraction. I could care less who the QBs of the Vol's opponents are. I am much more concerned with who steps up in Orange, and that they play better than all the bums in other uniforms.
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I don't want to imagine you doing anything
 
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RiseToTheTop said:
if their healthy. Their O Line is a concern as well. But the bigger question is Gurley and Marshalls health. If their healthy it will be tough to stop them. Their receivers are talented. Their secondary is not.
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I am more concerned a with Chubb.

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KoachKletus said:
Vandy, not to worry. IMO, Kentucky will field a better team. As for Georgia, their run game will be one of the best in all of college football. But it will be one dimensional. If Ugg gets behind in any game it will be tough for them to play catch up. We don't match up stat wise against Ga, but if we can get by their linebackers it will be a damn good game. Ga and UF I believe can be, will be the litmus test of this team. We really need to win one of the two.
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So you are saying UGA will not have a good passing attack to compliment their run game this year? Check out their receivers. The QB, Hutson Mason is a veteran 5th year Sr. that when called upon in the past has delivered. Just because he had two NFL early round QB's ahead of him in his career does not mean he isn't good. UGA always finds a way to average aroud 250+ yards/game passing and 200+ yards/game rushing on the season. They will not have any trouble slinging the ball around, especially with D's having to commit to stopping their run game. Solid OL will help them also.

Who do you think will have the better passing attack in 2014, UGA or UT? It will not even be close btw. Who will have the better running game? Again, will not be close. That is just shooting a straight arrow with you. Doesn't mean anyone has to like it, but that is the way it is right now.
 
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Rooster1 said:
So you are saying UGA will not have a good passing attack to compliment their run game this year? Check out their receivers. The QB, Hutson Mason is a veteran 5th year Sr. that when called upon in the past has delivered. Just because he had two NFL early round QB's ahead of him in his career does not mean he isn't good. UGA always finds a way to average aroud 250+ yards/game passing and 200+ yards/game rushing on the season. They will not have any trouble slinging the ball around, especially with D's having to commit to stopping their run game. Solid OL will help them also.

Who do you think will have the better passing attack in 2014, UGA or UT? It will not even be close btw. Who will have the better running game? Again, will not be close. That is just shooting a straight arrow with you. Doesn't mean anyone has to like it, but that is the way it is right now.
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Mason sat behind 2 early round NFL QB's? Murray (5th round) and Joe Cox (not drafted)?

And what makes Mason a "veteran" again? Does playing in a few games, most of which we're mop-up duty make you a veteran? Did you actually do any research before you posted any of this nonsense?

As for who will have the better passing attack, I would be interested to hear what facts you have to back up that UGA's will be better than ours. Considering they lost their starting QB and we gained an unfair amount of size/speed/talent at WR.
 
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Rooster1 said:
So you are saying UGA will not have a good passing attack to compliment their run game this year? Check out their receivers. The QB, Hutson Mason is a veteran 5th year Sr. that when called upon in the past has delivered. Just because he had two NFL early round QB's ahead of him in his career does not mean he isn't good. UGA always finds a way to average aroud 250+ yards/game passing and 200+ yards/game rushing on the season. They will not have any trouble slinging the ball around, especially with D's having to commit to stopping their run game. Solid OL will help them also.

Who do you think will have the better passing attack in 2014, UGA or UT? It will not even be close btw. Who will have the better running game? Again, will not be close. That is just shooting a straight arrow with you. Doesn't mean anyone has to like it, but that is the way it is right now.
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They lost 3 starters on OL (2 guards and OT). Their oline is fairly depleted.
 
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