The Sugar Bowl: Georgia vs. Hawaii

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Post#41 » by SportsWorld » Mon Dec 31, 2007 11:13 am

I sure would like to see the whole Georgia football team come on the field and celebrate again like the Florida game.
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Post#42 » by High 5 » Mon Dec 31, 2007 7:33 pm

Hawaii isn't important enough. We are busting out the black jerseys and that makes me happy. One more day!
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Post#43 » by Doctor MJ » Wed Jan 2, 2008 3:18 am

CharlosVllnueva wrote:I realize that with most middle of the road squads they don't open up the season with aspirations of being a national champion but if a team earns respect and wins every game it plays then why should it not get a shot to participate in some sort of playoffs and knock off the big dogs(George Mason?).


All for Hawai'i being given a shot like Mason, i.e. playoff.

However, Hawai'i most definitely did not earn my respect in the sense of me thinking they're in the debate for a top 2 team in the country, and so I'd much rather the teams I think are better be given that opportunity if there is no playoff.
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Post#44 » by El Turco » Wed Jan 2, 2008 3:29 am

*remembering colt brennan and hawaii fanboys*
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Post#45 » by Icness » Wed Jan 2, 2008 5:32 am

This is probably the most one-sided major bowl game I've ever seen. The Hawaii OL has been consistently whipped by a 3-man rush, with one LB dogging most of the time.

Just looking at the players when they unpile and such--Georgia has so much more size at every spot except the aforementioned Warriors OL, and their bigger size is faster than Hawaii to boot. Hawaii looks like Central Michigan.
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Post#46 » by Mags FTW » Wed Jan 2, 2008 5:41 am

Longest.Game.Ever.

Icness wrote:The Hawaii OL has been consistently whipped by a 3-man rush, with one LB dogging most of the time.

This was my biggest concern heading into the game. Could Hawaii handle a legit pass rush? Guess not.
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Post#47 » by Doctor MJ » Wed Jan 2, 2008 8:46 pm

It's funny how quiet this thread is now. I sense a general disappointment even from those of us who thought this would happen.
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Post#48 » by High 5 » Thu Jan 3, 2008 1:23 am

My only disappointment is that Richt called off the dawgs early. I wanted to break 50 and keep them out of the endzone. We held Moreno back because of his ankle and he still had his way with them in his very limited carries. That was the most extreme case of "the battle is won in the trenches" that I have ever seen.

Losing only a few real impact seniors (who will be missed) and gaining players like Caleb King, AJ Green and Tavarres King + a much more experienced defense = a fun 2008. It's too bad Florida is going to be improving just as much. That may be the game that decides which team is undefeated at the end of the year.
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Post#49 » by dms269 » Thu Jan 3, 2008 4:57 am

High 5 wrote:Caleb King


That is if he can pass his classes, and by using his past, that isn't a lock.

Some of the defense will be more experience, bust some of them are leaving also. Flowers and Kelin are seniors, ellerbe is a junior who could go pro, howard is also a senior. The o-line will also once again be young with Velasco and adams both graduating. Losing some key secondary and two more o-line will hurt.
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Post#50 » by Doctor MJ » Thu Jan 3, 2008 6:39 am

High 5 wrote:My only disappointment is that Richt called off the dawgs early. I wanted to break 50 and keep them out of the endzone. We held Moreno back because of his ankle and he still had his way with them in his very limited carries. That was the most extreme case of "the battle is won in the trenches" that I have ever seen.

Losing only a few real impact seniors (who will be missed) and gaining players like Caleb King, AJ Green and Tavarres King + a much more experienced defense = a fun 2008. It's too bad Florida is going to be improving just as much. That may be the game that decides which team is undefeated at the end of the year.


Well you had a dawg in the fight bro, of course you're not disappointed. :lol:
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Post#51 » by High 5 » Thu Jan 3, 2008 8:49 am

uga_dawgs24 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-



That is if he can pass his classes, and by using his past, that isn't a lock.

Some of the defense will be more experience, bust some of them are leaving also. Flowers and Kelin are seniors, ellerbe is a junior who could go pro, howard is also a senior. The o-line will also once again be young with Velasco and adams both graduating. Losing some key secondary and two more o-line will hurt.


Flowers isn't much of a loss. Kelin is an emotional leader but I always thought he was a bit overrated on the field. Solid playmaker but not very consistent. I will miss Howard but UGA is DE-U. We have plenty of depth there. I doubt Ellerbe goes pro. He doesn't have that much exposure yet and I'm sure they all realize the very real championship hope they have next year.

I'm going to miss Velasco and Adams but I have faith in our depth. Everyone thought our OL was going to be weak this year but they proved everyone wrong. We're definitely gaining a lot more than we're losing.

And Doctor MJ, even though UGA dominated I'm still disappointed knowing that it doesn't really mean anything. We should have played USC. Just take care of easy business against South Carolina and we would be playing OSU.
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Post#52 » by Icness » Thu Jan 3, 2008 9:33 pm

^^^
That South Carolina game has to hurt, eh?

Not to make an example out of it, but games like that one reinforce precisely why we do not need a playoff--the regular season functions as one nicely enough. You take care of your business, you get rewarded. Unless you're Missouri...
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Post#53 » by High 5 » Thu Jan 3, 2008 11:24 pm

The game definitely hurts not just because we should have won but because we had all the plays right there in front of us. I have nightmares of Moreno streaking wide open down the side line with only a LB within 10 yards of him and Stafford just overthrows him. Just one of his bad misses that would have given us the lead.

Auburn disagrees with the rest of your post, though. With a playoff no team can legitimately cry about getting screwed. I'm fine with college football the way it is. At least until Georgia goes 12-0 and misses out.

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