Bama Game Thread: Official PostGame Thread - Bama @ UGA...

[BamaDMD]

How about Proctor in short yardage situations as a ball carrier or blocker from the backfield???

Shades of Refridgerator Perry from the 85 Bears....

 

[BamaMoon]

Shades of Refridgerator Perry from the 85 Bears....

I'm serious, really.

Considering our struggles to make a yard or two in short yardage situations, it's worth considering.

You have the option to give him the ball OR, probably better, follow him through a hole!

 

[mlh]

I'm serious, really.

Considering our struggles to make a yard or two in short yardage situations, it's worth considering.

You have the option to give him the ball OR, probably better, follow him through a hole!

Can he block better at FB than at LT?

 

[Coach D]

Great team win. Roll Tide.

 

[BamaMoon]

Can he block better at FB than at LT?

I think maybe because he gets his mass going forward faster!

Yes, I mean "mass." 😁

 

[bamaga]

This is a post game thing, did anyone see the Indiana Iowa finish? Iniana was favored by 6.5 on some books and was leading 20-7. On the final play of the game , the QB had to burn some clock before going down so Iowa wouldnt get the ball back, so he retreated 40 yards and went down in the endzone for a safety making the final 20-15 and Indiana didn't cover the spread. How many bettors were PO’d ? Was it intentional?

 

[DzynKingRTR]

This is a post game thing, did anyone see the Indiana Iowa finish? Iniana was favored by 6.5 on some books and was leading 20-7. On the final play of the game , the QB had to burn some clock before going down so Iowa wouldnt get the ball back, so he retreated 40 yards and went down in the endzone for a safety making the final 20-15 and Indiana didn't cover the spread. How many bettors were PO’d ? Was it intentional?

what kind of idiot purposely takes a 40 yard loss?

 

[BhamToTexas]

Georgia hasn’t beaten bama in the state of Georgia since 2003

I was at that game. Ugly.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

Georgia hasn’t beaten bama in the state of Georgia since 2003

was that the pat dye "uga isn't man enough" game?

 

[92tide]

was that the pat dye "uga isn't man enough" game?

i think that was 2002 when francine was still here holding his rope

 

[Isaiah 63:1]

Guy looks like a UGA fan...

 

[TideEngineer08]

was that the pat dye "uga isn't man enough" game?

That was the David Greene/David Pollack game in which they nearly killed an already injured Brodie Croyle. Mike Shula's first year.

 

[Power Eye]

I re-watched the game last night. It's pretty incredible how we won. To not score in the 2nd half and beat a team that simply doesn't lose at home was unbelievable. I don't know where we go from here, but it was very impressive at times on both sides of the ball. We simply made plays when we had to.

Maybe I haven't been paying close enough attention, but I was shocked how many times Simpson went under center. Was that for crowd noise purposes, or is that something we will be doing going forward? It seemed to work well.

In terms of problems in the game, we called very early timeouts and twice we laid eggs coming out of the timeout. Again, I'm sure crowd noise was the factor, but we have got to start getting the play calls in earlier with all the pre-snap movement we do.

Vanderbilt is going to be a tough out, but I am not worried about us not being focused on this game, and I'm not worried about the offense. Last year, we could not drive the ball, we just relied on big plays. This year is totally different. We can drive the field and expect to do so on every possession. Keep Pavia on the sidelines.

 

[92tide]

I re-watched the game last night. It's pretty incredible how we won. To not score in the 2nd half and beat a team that simply doesn't lose at home was unbelievable. I don't know where we go from here, but it was very impressive at times on both sides of the ball. We simply made plays when we had to.

Maybe I haven't been paying close enough attention, but I was shocked how many times Simpson went under center. Was that for crowd noise purposes, or is that something we will be doing going forward? It seemed to work well.

In terms of problems in the game, we called very early timeouts and twice we laid eggs coming out of the timeout. Again, I'm sure crowd noise was the factor, but we have got to start getting the play calls in earlier with all the pre-snap movement we do.

Vanderbilt is going to be a tough out, but I am not worried about us not being focused on this game, and I'm not worried about the offense. Last year, we could not drive the ball, we just relied on big plays. This year is totally different. We can drive the field and expect to do so on every possession. Keep Pavia on the sidelines.

we seem to go under center a decent amount. we are also using a huddle some too

 

[colbysullivan]

we seem to go under center a decent amount. we are also using a huddle some too

I LOVED seeing Ty under center, and it wasn't just for short yardage situations.

 

[RammerJammer14]

I re-watched the game last night. It's pretty incredible how we won. To not score in the 2nd half and beat a team that simply doesn't lose at home was unbelievable. I don't know where we go from here, but it was very impressive at times on both sides of the ball. We simply made plays when we had to.

Maybe I haven't been paying close enough attention, but I was shocked how many times Simpson went under center. Was that for crowd noise purposes, or is that something we will be doing going forward? It seemed to work well.

In terms of problems in the game, we called very early timeouts and twice we laid eggs coming out of the timeout. Again, I'm sure crowd noise was the factor, but we have got to start getting the play calls in earlier with all the pre-snap movement we do.

Vanderbilt is going to be a tough out, but I am not worried about us not being focused on this game, and I'm not worried about the offense. Last year, we could not drive the ball, we just relied on big plays. This year is totally different. We can drive the field and expect to do so on every possession. Keep Pavia on the sidelines.

The timeouts were because we waited to see what UGA was lining up in, then ran in specific player packages to counter it. But due to the substitution rule, the ref then held the snap until UGA subbed, and UGA was intentionally loafing on and off the field to force us to burn a TO.

 

[colbysullivan]

The timeouts were because we waited to see what UGA was lining up in, then ran in specific player packages to counter it. But due to the substitution rule, the ref then held the snap until UGA subbed, and UGA was intentionally loafing on and off the field to force us to burn a TO.

Heck, I'm just happy we are actually calling TOs in the first half...

 

[BhamToTexas]

That was the David Greene/David Pollack game in which they nearly killed an already injured Brodie Croyle. Mike Shula's first year.

Pennington...Avalos...ugh

 

[bamaga]

Pennington...Avalos...ugh

I was at that game, it was Pennington - Avalos. I thought they would kill both of them. We may have had 200 yards of offense that game, Plus fumbled a kickoff at about our 5 yard line. Horrible ga,e.

 

[bamaga]

A different attitude!!! On Georgia’s 49 yard end around run, that is 320 lb Tim Keenan chasing 30 yards downfield. No loafing here!