Not a good way to compare things.So thought I'd check a little deeper and we had a lot of common opponents this year.
Auburn:
UGA allowed 10
UA allowed 27
LSU
UGA allowed: 30 ( a lot of garbage points here though
UA allowed: 32 (when it really mattered)
UTe
UGA allowed: 13
UA allowed: 52 (hurts to type that)
Vandy (hard to count it)
UGA allowed 0
UA allowed: 3
Miss State:
UGA allowed 19 (few garbage points here also)
UA allowed: 6
So they allowed 72 to our 120 even though some of theirs were also garbage time points and only had one opponent who they allowed to score more than we did.
Auburn v.s. Georgia- Hasbin coached that game.
Auburn v.s. Alabama- Interim coach coached the game.
LSU v.s. Georgia- Held them to 30 points, but LSU offense couldn't keep up with them.
LSU v.s. Alabama- Executions issues were on players for offense and defense. This should've been similar score as Georgia. Should've been 34-24 something.
UTE:
UGA- You forgot.. they played Tennessee after Tennessee played Alabama. They took our game plan, but made some adjustments to make sure Tennessee wouldnt' do same way that they did to Alabama. Alabama never made adjustments throughout the game.. that is what hurt us the most.
Vandy- You can't count them... C'mon.
Miss State- Should've been a shutout game for Alabama on last drive.
Georgia had second string in the game. so ......
SO this isn't probably right thing to do comparison...
Same scheme, same personnel set up, same concepts, everything is same down the road, only thing is.. how they use their personnel in blitz package and how they call the game... two different methods.. but yet... same scheme. What's funny is Kirby hasn't experienced lot of staff turnovers since he took over the program.. the way Saban has. That will change soon.
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