Adam2014
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Looks like 19.5 is our full game total. UGA -2.5 is the first quarter spread.I wonder what the line for our first quarter will be. @Enki_Amenra
You want the AP poll to decide the champion?I honestly hate the idea.
I hate the 12 team playoff
i hated the 4 team playoff
I hated the BCS
I loved the old way .....
I also hate the NIL............It sucks!
I said it. I'll adapt. I'll still watch and cheer as hard as I can. I don't have to like it.
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I truly believe a lot of the model is based on UGA’s past dominance. Could we lose giving up more than 20? Of course. But in the era of offense our defense has not given up more than 19. That is a fact from this year. In addition to that, SEC games are won and lost along the lines. They are beat up and thin and not good at the position (OL) that is the best overall on our team which is the D line. This is where we win or lose the game.The spread tells me they believe UGA will get a lead and Tennessee won't be able to muster the points to come back.
Boy are they wrong.
1st quarter total pts for both teams is o/u 9.5I wonder what the line for our first quarter will be. @Enki_Amenra
JMO, David Robinson and Hakeem are massively overlooked.Ay who’s y’all’s favorite center in the NBA?
I’m a Sabonis fan myself.
Speaking of @Glitch, what’s going on with him? He hardly ever posts on here any more.
I may have told this story before but I was at Goodyear listening to John Ward on the radio. Guys kept coming by asking about the game. When T Martin threw the fourth down incompletion, I said that about does it and people started going back to work.November 14, 1998
UT - 28
Arkansas - 24
The #10 Arkansas Razorbacks came to Knoxville to face the #1 ranked Vols. Arkansas raced out to a 21-10 halftime lead, that stunned the 106,000 fans. Traded field goals and a Tee Martin td run made the score 24-20.
For twelve minutes, neither team could score. Deon Grant blocked a FG attempt, but UT couldn’t muster points. With 2:54 seconds left, Arkansas attempted a punt, but a high snap led to a safety. Down two, UT couldn’t move the ball and turned the ball over on downs with less than 2 minuets left. Then.....the miracle happened. Clint Stoerner stumbled, then laid the ball on the ground, allowing Billy Ratliff to recover the ball on the Hogs 43 yrd line. Travis Henry took over, running 5 straight times and scoring with 31 seconds left, giving the Vols a 28-24 victory. Henry finished with 32 carries for 197 yrds and 1 huge touchdown!