The spread UGA -3, by results say Bama...again. Bama has a big advantage at QB. I'm going with the law of averages on this one. Eventually it's going to happen. Dawgs win 28-24.... What you all say?
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Predict Natty score - Bama vs UGA
- Thread starter FeatheredCock
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Until Saban is gone I will not bet against him. He will throw more confusing looks at Bennet again and if he cannot figure it out GA is done. He had Bennett second guessing himself badly in the first game, I expect it again. They also made Davis a non-factor on D and he was gassed before halftime. I say Bama by 7+
UGA wins.
34-24
but I’m usually wrong at predicting games.
34-24
but I’m usually wrong at predicting games.
Denny Crane
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Georgia 41-24.
I wish I could say that I care about Bama vs. UGA, but it's like watching two pigs fight over a corn cob in the mud.
I thought Bama would score a little more but the WR going down killed them. No real threat offensively and all those FGs that could have been TDs early. UGA has tons of great players on both sides. Bennet hurt them for large parts of the game but got it dialed in when it counted most and closed strongly. Good for him.
I switched it off midway through the 1st half not long after they showed Ugga getting sleepy; that seemed like a good idea to me at that point, too.
I generally thought UGA's defense would carry the day, though, just looking at their stats over the course of the regular season. It was just ridiculously good.
The low halftime score seemed to be trending toward the defensive struggle type of game I expected and then UGA's offense came around.
That injury to the WR seemed out of the ordinary to me and I didn't think it would make much of a difference for Bama, but I guess it did against UGA's offense.
Historically during the years when we have done poorly, I watch the NFL games but only for one or two quarters since I am not emotionally invested in the teams like I am with us.
That's the way things played out for me last night.
I generally thought UGA's defense would carry the day, though, just looking at their stats over the course of the regular season. It was just ridiculously good.
The low halftime score seemed to be trending toward the defensive struggle type of game I expected and then UGA's offense came around.
That injury to the WR seemed out of the ordinary to me and I didn't think it would make much of a difference for Bama, but I guess it did against UGA's offense.
Historically during the years when we have done poorly, I watch the NFL games but only for one or two quarters since I am not emotionally invested in the teams like I am with us.
That's the way things played out for me last night.
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