What other message boards are saying (Georgia Pre Game)

#151
#151
DirtyDawg said:
Yeah, those are two of the players that might make a huge difference in this game.

GA also has some defensive front players that could make a huge impact on this game. This game is a big deal. Like I said in my post before, I’m not sure about this game.
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I don’t think either side’s OTs are going to have a fun game.
 
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#152
#152
DaddyChad said:
I don’t think either side’s OTs are going to have a fun game.
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I agree, it’s possible that both Beck and Nico have problems as well. One would think that Beck’s experience would give him an edge over Nico but I think Nico’s mobility actually gives him an edge. Beck must play better than he has, and the GA o-line had better play better than they did in Oxford or Beck is going to have a long night.
 
#153
#153
Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Even if the team who played Texas shows up what makes you think Texas is any good? They've skated by all season with a soft schedule. They've not beaten a single ranked team. And if they lose another game there's a chance they miss the playoffs.

We can beat Georgia as long as WE show up. Georgia can't take our best punch.
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Sadly, we don't give our best punch on the road.
 
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#158
Also @Proud Army Wife i wasn’t extremely worried about the TN game in 22 bc I knew how good our team was and I knew TN would have to play perfect and get a few breaks. I must admit that I don’t have that level of confidence at the moment. This game could go either way. I think it’s going to be the team that makes fewer mistakes that wins likely. QBs could have a rough time in this one. Y’all’s front 7 has me concerned to say the least. Beck has potential to light it up, but has played poorly under pressure lately. This one could go either way, and it certainly doesn’t hurt TN if Sampson is 100% go. He could make a big difference. Time will tell. Biggest game of the year coming up and our programs are playing in it. Damn I love CFB!!!
 
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DirtyDawg said:
Also @Proud Army Wife i wasn’t extremely worried about the TN game in 22 bc I knew how good our team was and I knew TN would have to play perfect and get a few breaks. I must admit that I don’t have that level of confidence at the moment. This game could go either way. I think it’s going to be the team that makes fewer mistakes that wins likely. QBs could have a rough time in this one. Y’all’s front 7 has me concerned to say the least. Beck has potential to light it up, but has played poorly under pressure lately. This one could go either way, and it certainly doesn’t hurt TN if Sampson is 100% go. He could make a big difference. Time will tell. Biggest game of the year coming up and our programs are playing in it. Damn I love CFB!!!
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I’d be more excited about this game if the CFP committee didn’t just screw our teams and if I knew Nico and Thornton were playing. I think this will be an ugly game that could go either way, but I’ll give it to you for the home field advantage.
 
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#165
Volnanza said:
It will also burn your house down.
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This might get this tread bumped to the Pub.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are less likely to catch fire than internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Fire rate
A global study from 2010 to 2020 found that passenger vehicle batteries caught fire at a rate of 0.0012%, compared to 0.1% for ICE passenger vehicles. [4]
Fire frequency
According to the Phosphorous, Inorganic & Nitrogen Flame Retardants Association, there are five fires per billion miles traveled for EVs, compared to 55 fires per billion miles for ICE vehicles. [1]
Fire likelihood
The Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency reported that in 2022, EVs were 20 times less likely to catch fire than ICE cars. [2]
Fire temperature
A burning ICE car can reach 815–1000 degrees celsius, while an EV can reach up to 1200 degrees celsius. [6]

[1] Electric Vehicles Not Guilty Of Excess Short-Term Fire Risk Charges
[2] https://www.topgear.com/car-news/mythbusting-evs/mythbusting-world-evs-are-electric-cars-susceptible-catching-fire
[3] https://motorweek.org/this-just-in/how-common-are-electric-vehicle-fires-not-very/
[4] https://alliedworldinsurance.com/risk-management/electric-vehicle-fires-a-cause-for-concern/
[5] https://www.drive.com.au/news/tesla-electric-cars-less-likely-to-catch-fire-than-internal-combustion-alternatives-report/
[6] https://www.evfiresafe.com/ev-fire-key-findings
 
#167
#167
Sarms58 said:
Our fans complain about our play calling and predictably on offense. I found this comment from a Georgia fan after their loss to Ole Miss:

”We are going to come back next game and do it all over again. You can't fix anything by running the same screen passes and run up the middle. Nothing has changed all season. Every opponent knows what we are going to do.”

Other than pulling for the wrong team that sounds a lot like our fans…
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It would surprise most people here to learn that fans everywhere complain when things don’t go as well as planned for their teams
 
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