To Hell With Georgia!!! Open Thread!!!

I would like to know why CPJ called 3 passes in a row when there was plenty of time left to use up the clock and score a touchdown. I really think he owes us an explanation, especially since D. Thomas is now left thinking he lost the game. Take this one on yourself, Coach.
And the defense better show up next week.

First, the Bobby Dodd ticket takers on the north end are incompetent. Took 40 minutes to get in the game once I got in line. But I will say: that was the only negative of the evening (well, actually when some Georgia Tech frat boys wouldn’t respond to my “what’s the good word now?” after the game, that was pretty dissapointing).

Anyways, your coaching staff should be absolutely ashamed in itself, especially Paul Johnson. For as much as I heard all year about how he was the master of adjustments, his in game adjustments were pretty terrible. Georgia didn’t even play a true Mike linebacker the whole night, but still stuffed the dive up the middle…yet he kept on running it, when it was clear the only way to gain yardage would be to the outside. The only plays Tech gained considerable yardage on were the Thomas pass in which he had to break a tackle, and the Hill reverse, in which he also had to break an open field tackle. Then he completely panicked letting Nesbitt prove why he’s only worth a crap in the triple option by throwing it four straight times to end the game. That was really, really weird. Not to mention the outrageously dumbass call of letting Jaybo Shaw throw the ball. That was a gift for UGA.

As for your defense, all the defensive coordinators in the world wouldn’t have stopped Georgia last night with your defensive talent. Your front 4 got manhandled worse than Tennessee Tech’s last night. Your linebackers are slow and can’t shed blocks. And Morgan Burnett, well the only fire we saw from him came on the last knee down of the game, as he insisted on pushing Georgia players post facto.

Plain and simple, you got outcoached and outplayed. Nesbitt getting hurt didn’t matter. Georgia’s best player was hurt the whole game. Your program just took a HUGE step back in national perception with that one. But at least you beat Vanderbilt and Mississippi State.

And no. The better team doesn’t get DOMINATED ON BOTH LINES OF SCHRIMMAGE FOR 60 MINUTES, EVER. A true freshman rushed for 182, and our “scrub,” as Tech fans called him last year, Caleb King went for 166. Think about that for a second. You just witnessed the greatest rushing performance in Mark Richt’s tenure at UGA.

And the worst defense Georgia has fielded in the modern era of college football shut your offense down to 200 yards rushing, your first sub-300 yard performance in over a month. I don’t think you realize just how terrible this UGA defense is. And they just held your can’t miss first round draft pick to 33 yards rushing.

But keep hanging your hat on being a better team. Georgia was a better team last year too, just so you know.