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I bet UGA beats Bama if they meet again. Once UGA got out of being rattled and adjusted, Bama didn't do much outside of a few splash plays.
To handle Bama Georgia have us the play style. Don't give up the edge/contain, shutdown Williams, spy Milroe.
Georgia giving up the edge early basically lost them the game.
I think the point is that giving to overhead of a religious group is the same as giving to the religious group. If a Muslim charity group had 15% overhead going to the Muslims running the charity, a lot of Christians would probably not want to give to it, no matter how effective and well-intended those Muslims are at the actual purpose of the charity. I respect that. Especially if there are tons and tons of options.Not trying to be a dick, but agnostic organizations have as much or more overhead as religious ones. Seems silly to me, but that is just my opinion.
Eh, Bama gave them the 2nd half as much as UGA took it. The defensive and offensive scheme clearly became conservative. UGA did play better, but I think Bama being too willing to be too conservative was just as much to blame.I bet UGA beats Bama if they meet again. Once UGA got out of being rattled and adjusted, Bama didn't do much outside of a few splash plays.
To handle Bama Georgia have us the play style. Don't give up the edge/contain, shutdown Williams, spy Milroe.
Georgia giving up the edge early basically lost them the game.
that's what i fear. many fixed income/retirees dependent on home health, and or loved ones. Probably scared to death. If y'all can imagine, home is built on other side, across the creek. I'm sure there are many deceased among the missing.Buladean is gone. Many ppl in RM are trapped because the bridges are gone. Reminiscent of 98.
Well put and that makes a lot more sense to me than the way it was presented originally. Hat tip to you.I think the point is that giving to overhead of a religious group is the same as giving to the religious group. If a Muslim charity group had 15% overhead going to the Muslims running the charity, a lot of Christians would probably not want to give to it, no matter how effective and well-intended those Muslims are at the actual purpose of the charity. I respect that. Especially if there are tons and tons of options.
But you're right, every group has overhead, so if overhead in general bothers people, drive out to the affected area and start donating directly to individuals.
or volunteer, get names, numbers, and emails.I think the point is that giving to overhead of a religious group is the same as giving to the religious group. If a Muslim charity group had 15% overhead going to the Muslims running the charity, a lot of Christians would probably not want to give to it, no matter how effective and well-intended those Muslims are at the actual purpose of the charity. I respect that. Especially if there are tons and tons of options.
But you're right, every group has overhead, so if overhead in general bothers people, drive out to the affected area and start donating directly to individuals.
You’re kind. Williams is an issue. He went 3/3 on 50/50 passes, and that was Bama’s main threat in the second half. He was well covered on at least 2 of those. Maybe that result regresses to the mean, but I’m not predicting it until UGA stops him.I bet UGA beats Bama if they meet again. Once UGA got out of being rattled and adjusted, Bama didn't do much outside of a few splash plays.
To handle Bama Georgia have us the play style. Don't give up the edge/contain, shutdown Williams, spy Milroe.
Georgia giving up the edge early basically lost them the game.