Tim Irwin not a happy camper

#51
#51
Bottom line is their OC took advantage of a walk-on safety and our young LB’s not much more to say than that.

I will add that most are giving the offense a pass but you are not going to win many games on the road in the SEC scoring 17 points.
Our players didn't make several key plays....on both sides of the ball. Coaches simply stayed the course even when the plan wasn't working. We rarely make in game adjustments....at least to my uneducated eye. Plenty of blame to go around.
 
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Our players didn't make several key plays....on both sides of the ball. Coaches simply stayed the course even when the plan wasn't working. We rarely make in game adjustments....at least to my uneducated eye. Plenty of blame to go around.
And UGA did adjust!! I said it after the first two series that Kirby would adjust and we would need to as well.
 
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Ole Miss literally gave us the blueprint for beating them at the most opportune time and we didn’t use any of it

That’s on the coaches.

So is not making adjustments at halftime
I’m sure we didn’t choose to give Beck all day to throw. Would be interested in knowing what OM did that we didn’t try to do.
 
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99% of the time if youre throwing out the F bomb on someone and trashing their playing time it means, in much more classy way, "I do not agree with your premise as your performance history does not translate to a winning formula"

the other 1% is he's whining cause words hurt and it makes him cry

you pick it
I don't view the world through a binary lens like you

Don't need to pick it
 
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#61
I’m sure we didn’t choose to give Beck all day to throw. Would be interested in knowing what OM did that we didn’t try to do.
Their front 4 whipped GA’s O line like rented mules and it was that simple. Ole Miss rarely blitzed because they didn’t need to. We needed to dial up some blitzes to get Beck rattled and we never did. That was the difference.

One big change GA made was that they benched the LT (#71) who allowed the Ole Miss DE to have a field day in pressuring Beck. #71 looked like a matador. His replacement did a good job on Pierce and Joseph and the rest of the DE’s. And their best lineman, Ratledge, finally appears to be healthy. They were much better against us than against Ole Miss.
 
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They have regressed.
The DB’s last night left Georgia receivers wide open most of the night. Big play after big play.

Defense in general seems to have lost their mojo.
Still say they were exposed by Kentucky and have not been the same since.
 
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This^^^^^

Why cant the average fan not see that our safeties and LB’s cannot cover when isolated on a TE or WR. The LB’s are young and hopefully improve and while Will Brook’s has been our savior at times this year he got exposed last night by Bobo.
Actually their top 2 pass catchers were WR that were open running in the secondary. Now yes the next 2 were TE covered by LB’s and even safety, but our CB kind of sucked last night also and it wasn’t short passes they killed us with! They had some very long passes that we just tried rushing 3-4 guys and got stopped. Heck 2 of those were long passes in which we were even called Offside on that they even declined the penalty. So the entire defense got absolutely whipped last night and a lot of that was on coaching because their OL has not been good this season. Heck we literally only had to look at the Ole Piss game to have any type of game plan and it’s like we dumb and blind!
 
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#65
Not really. The blueprint was blitz and get pressure on the qb rain or location doesn’t matter
Location 100% does matter, having tens of thousands of people behind you screaming when the other team is on offense, where the offense can't hear or communicate verbally makes a huge damn difference. Rain also can make a big difference in a quarterback, running backs mobility and ability to cut/evade. Rain varies on impact depending on severity but SEC road game crowd noise is a big advantage for the home team when the home crowd is amped up.
 
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Their front 4 whipped GA’s O line like rented mules and it was that simple. Ole Miss rarely blitzed because they didn’t need to. We needed to dial up some blitzes to get Beck rattled and we never did. That was the difference.

One big change GA made was that they benched the LT (#71) who allowed the Ole Miss DE to have a field day in pressuring Beck. #71 looked like a matador. His replacement did a good job on Pierce and Joseph and the rest of the DE’s. And their best lineman, Ratledge, finally appears to be healthy. They were much better against us than against Ole Miss.
When we did blitz last night they generally picked it up and had some big gains.
 
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Tim Irwin ripping the DL and Banks a new one
completely outcoached and outplayed. No pressure, no sacks and not ONE hurry.

UGA scored on exactly the same tackle eligible play UK did. Was as if Stoops called Kirby and said hey run this play they can never cover it.

Every since the hobnail boot game we have made every UGA TE look like Travis Kelce.

It’s almost like they aren’t coached how to react to unconventional formations on either side of the ball.
 
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Tim Irwin ripping the DL and Banks a new one
completely outcoached and outplayed. No pressure, no sacks and not ONE hurry.

UGA scored on exactly the same tackle eligible play UK did. Was as if Stoops called Kirby and said hey run this play they can never cover it.

Ever since the hobnail boot game we have made every UGA TE look like Travis Kelce.
Banks got completely waxed. Should have all out pressured them the whole game. It was the only way we had a chance.
 
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Ole Miss literally gave us the blueprint for beating them at the most opportune time and we didn’t use any of it

That’s on the coaches.

So is not making adjustments at halftime
Ole Miss got to Beck with 4. Ok, so we can’t and have to blitz. That happens. What I don’t get is why we didn’t appear to adjust after halftime.
 
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Why did we continue the same scheme the entire game after it became apparent that Beck was slicing up our secondary. Vols did a decent job stopping their running game, but we just continued rushing the same 4 guys all night and Beck had all the time in the world. Why didn't Banks mix it up and throw some blitzes at Georgia, at least TRY SOMETHING different.

The defense and offense have been so predictable this season, just keep running the same stuff. What happened to all the creative offense we saw during Heupel's first two seasons ?

Having said all that, the defense got absolutely screwed by near-criminal officiating calls/non-calls all night and especially on critical, game-changing plays.
They had Georgia stopped or forced into a 3d and long on each of their last three scoring drives when Ga fumbles were waved off, blatant holding was ignored, a flagrant forearm shiver by a Ga receiver right in front of an official was not penalized and an obvious illegal motion was not called. It appeared the refs had a mandate to do whatever it took to keep Georgia's offense moving. Infuriating - I wish Heupel had blasted them.
 
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Not really. The blueprint was blitz and get pressure on the qb rain or location doesn’t matter
OM didn't blitz much at all. They took advantage of being at home and UGA being forced to go on silent snaps as well as UGA's LT being hobbled. (he was held out vs UT) UGA changed the cadence and forced UT's front to hold their water which gave the OL and extra beat to get on their blocks.
 

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