Ryan is very loved at Bama! We are so happy that he chose Bama! In fact I had a buddy that is a Auburn fan complaining today because they didn't get him! Your grandson is a fine young man!
Ryan Williams played for Saraland High school and we loved watching him play in high school now we get to enjoy him watching him achieve greatness in college football. Oh yea he ran track in high school also, he's the total package.
Yep. I am more interested in seeing how this defense progresses - there's no doubt the offense will get better and better - but I am so excited about our defense this year - this is the best defense that we have had since 2016 - I am a defensive guy, so I can live with a 17-10 game and 3 yards and a cloud of dust on offense - but this is about to be a special season - we did not FINISH last year but we will this year
Bama absolutely got conservative in the second half, especially on the defensive side of the ball. They stopped bringing pressure, stopped stunting, and dropped to zone for the majority of the half. They were blitzing, rushing six, seven folks sometimes, and manning up on the perimeter in the first. Offensively, they got stuck trying to look like they were still being aggressive while not actually keeping their foot on the gas.
We can always look at it through the lens of a fan. It was more about coaching and adjustments, Quite frank, Milroe runs on the perimeters were shut down the second half. Just like I’m sure that if we played them again next week, it would be a completely different game. They wouldn’t be able to throw the back shoulder fade and we wouldn’t be able to attack the perimeter as much. The coaches just had a much better game plan than the Georgia coaches. Once the Georgia coaches realized that they could keep their linebackers inside all game, They started Moving men out, And having the DB and safety keep an eye on Milroe and shut down the perimeter run game. So just because you’re beating a team big and where you’re losing big doesn’t necessarily mean your players are better. It could mean that the coaches of it are just calling a better game plan. In the game like this where the talents is pretty even it’s a better game plan, buddy
I agree that they got much tighter on the edges. Idk why they didn't keep attacking the middle with the TE's and dump offs to the RB's. They were giving up that all first half because of the Milroe/Williams threat. I also noticed they put a spy on him also. Take what the defense gives you and burn clock more efficiently. I noticed they were snapping the ball with sometimes 19 seconds left like come on?
Georgia does not have an offensive identity. I was the Georgia fan base I would be calling out for Kirby to fire the offensive coordinator he is horrific, and he also develops QBs
U think Milroe should have allowed the running backs to establish the run?!? Milroe isn’t the play caller!! The coaches should’ve call more run plays for the running backs!!
Yea it is hard to stop a good team on 4 straight downs from getting 10 yards - this is why Lane Kiffen always goes for it on 4th down when he faces Bama - it is very hard to stop a team that has the mindset that they are going to use all 4 downs instead of just 3 to get 10 yards 🐘🏈🏆 Roll Tide
The problem is Bama always has a better coach & a higher standard than everyone else, including Georgia. This bleeds out in they only bring in the most elite QBs & WRs and other positions. Kirby stated before, "We will hunt, and not be hunted". That sounds great, but when other programs have a higher level of excellence in every facet - defense and offense- you'll be hunted like you did against Bama, and dare I say Kentucky. As Georgia has allowed its offense to be an area where championship-level excellence is not being met, the past 2 years from coordinators to players/personnel has been declining. Would this be allowed at Bama. I think not. Read below.... Kirby is a great coach. But Bama has always been a forward-thinking program that is championship-minded or bust mentality. They demand their coaches to dominate and be great, or they don't hire them, and if their head coach even has a bad game or two (they're all over them and the coordinators). A bad coordinator doesn't last more than a season at Bam; he has to produce and dominate each gamee. At UGA winning is enough. If that is our standard, then you'll never be at our above Bama's level. When they hired Nick & DeBoer, they went out and said, what coach out there wins the most championships, and dominates other teams. Also, Deboer & Saban (prior to Bama) consistently takes less talent at lesser programs and dominates teams at their level and above. Nick and Kaleen both did that. Kirby was an experiment based on the Bama dynasty. Yes he a great coach. Yes, he the best coach Ga has ever had. Is he IMO a legendary college football coach, No. He is more on par with Dabo Sweeney than Nick Saban. I argue that Kaleen's ceiling is much higher than Kirby's. Kaleen is 6-0 against Sarkisian, Lanning, and Kirby. He also dominated teams at Washington, with much less talented rosters, as mentioned above. So, what can be done at GA? Well, since I'm just a TH-cam poster, it means nothing. But as a former player/coach. Kirby will not listen to anyone but maybe a few people in his circles, and the AD being one of them. He needs an advisor on his offense, and I'm not a Bobo basher, but Bobo needs to catch up on his offensive concepts and style of play. Bobo, should be an OC at Furman, Ga Southern or move on as the game has passed him by. He is only at UGA due to his ties in recruiting, being a Ga player and being a friend of Kirby. Kaleen will take Bama where Nick was falling off; his innovation and killer instincts to dominate are at another level compared to Saban/Kirby. He is also going to bring in innovative coordinators, the best that is out there. There are a lot of coaches/coordinators at smaller programs that can outcoach big-name coaches. Kaleen will bring in these guys. The problem is Kaleen is only going to get better, he just beat Kirby with his established program, and this will be the most down Kaleen is (regardless if he has Milroe or not). So why Kirby is mired down and determined to beat a square peg into a round hole? I'm afraid he is sabotaging himself and the program by not doing a Nick Saban/Alabama and saying, "What changes do/did they Bama/Oh State make on offense and as a staff to be #1" you can learn a lot from your competition, especially one that is considered a dynasty nobody can catch. Harbaugh did it and won a championship, he built his D like Ga and combined that with a great OC and succeeded. As a GA fan to beat the Bama drum: The greatest difference between Bama and UGA is because their AD, boosters and fanbase, would not allow even mediocrity from game to game. You can bet if they had a few games on offense like UGA has had (they would already be demanding change). It might not be fair or reasonable, but it explains why Bama has created a standard of excellence that UGA is afraid to enforce. Because we're more scared of losing than constantly creating an environment that demands excellence and winning. It's like going to war against your most significant enemy each year, and you continuously sit back. He annihilates you every time by getting the best fighters at critical spots and running better offensive and defensive maneuvers, and you keep trying to do the same thing and wonder why you can beat them. This is precisely the UGA problem; we need our standard raised, and we need to have the right resources to get it done (coordinators/players personnel). Kirby can be our great leader (maybe the two championships is all we get with him, and maybe 9-11 win seasons from here on out), but unless he gets the right talent around him (coordinators/players), I would argue offensive coordinator we're never going to get where we were and stay there. The problem is that UGA has a don't lose mentality, and a post like this is overreacting, but at Bama, it is a normal sentiment. Therefore, everyone demands and holds everyone accountable to that standard from week to week, not just every few years, once things start declining. It burns me to say, but when I see the Bama slogan/creed "Where Legends Are Made" all over Bama ,it lets me know they have a higher standard than GA. Bama is willing to publicize and hold their coaches accountable to this standard on a much shorter leash (namely, you perform and dominate this season, or you are out, even coordinators and assistant coaches). Unreasonable, maybe. Does it work. ..Yes! Is Kirby willing to make the changes necessary on a shorter leash with a friend in Mike Bobo, or with anyone on the staff to make us legendary? If not, who will demand we take the next step at UGA and hold Kirby accountable to the same standard he would be held to if he were the coach at Bama? Until we do, we don't deserve to have expectations like Bama.
I’m proud of Alabama! Great win and I was very entertained. With that said, there is an entire season of football to play. Georgia wasn’t the Natty, and Tennessee and Texas could be just as tough as Georgia. #KEEPYOURFOCUSSTAYREADY
We didn’t back down anything scheme wise. Couple good players went out. Downfield blocking suffered. Couple half hearted 4th down runs. Georgia played better. Defense got gassed.
Look at my old posts. I told everyone that this kid was different. Only player to win player of the year in the state in 10th grade. Then 11th grade. Now all American when he should be in 12th grade. RTR 💯
Love the analysis Clint - you are easily the best technical guy I listen to. Most guys do not go into the details enough...keep it up brother and best of luck with this new venture...I am watching you from Johannesburg, South Africa
Here's the thing; Georgia made masterful adjustments at the half. Then Bama couldn't adjust to the adjustments. To me, Bama knew Georgia would be ready for the long ball & the standard run game, so they came out doing something different. But Bama's adjustment should've been, as soon as Georgia started stopping what Bama was doing to start the game, Bama should've immediately started going downfield. Should've taken more downfield shots by the middle of the 3rd quarter.
I remember 1992. I was there at the game. Nobody gave us a chance. Also remember that their was one writer in AZ that voted us number one all year long. Everyone thought he was crazy.
Love your comments Mick. About UGA being something better than BAMA . The record speaks for itself . I respect their team . Just not intimidated by them. RTR !!!
Ryan Williams is like Ryan Williams. He doesn’t need to be compared to anyone. He is setting the bar. No need to try to find a comparison. There isn’t one.
A legend after 4 games - we are very lucky to have him Hopefully he continues the messaging on the eye tape - after all, we do live in The United States of the Offended, and we just can’t make everybody happy….
@@brooksbond1220I mean, he's not wrong. They got way too cute on a couple of those calls. They weren't needed and they stalled the drive. I imagine Deboer would say the same thing. I know Saban would lol.
The triple reverse throwback one was perfect & could've been a TD, but Proctor missed a block. He had a chance to block the guy who made the tackle & totally missed. So it was a great play design, but it wasn't executed.
Love Williams, the kid is special. But the Michael Vick picture is a bad look and saying that you back him with the picture is a worse look. He's still a kid which is why he shouldn't get killed for posting it. Deboer will talk with him about it and he'll be better because of it in the future. Don't know if I've ever seen someone pop off the screen at his age the way he does. Just phenomenal.
Vick did time in federal prison for that get over it America is a place of second chances not giving people a second chance that paid for their crimes is a horrible look and can learn something from the 17 year old
@@stephenscuba6284 I agree completely, which is why I didn't say one word about Vick as a person or his crimes. Did I? He did his time and paid his due. That has literally nothing to do with his post or my comment.
Pretty good game, though the running backs were grossly underutilized again as usual. Wouldn’t blame them to not be as passionate blocking since they’re not getting the damn ball.
You really need to learn Football. Georgia has one of the best interior defensive lines in the nation. That is why they use Milroes speed and attacked Georgia on the perimeter all night. We would’ve lost a game, if they were round up the middle and through the tackles more
@@hisrighthandsaves it’s sad that you’re very naïve and condescending and don’t know what you’re talking about. But thanks for your minorly impactful information.
@@PatrickTrotter-q2tI agree they were def underutilized. But that's not an excuse to not pass-blcok, and I think they would say the same thing. We gotta start getting the run established, though.
Georgia could of scored on the last possession if beck through a better ball so Georgia’s offense was definitely moving the ball on bama’s defense in the second half once they found confidence. Georgia adjusted to Bama’s offense by taking away the edges so Milroe couldn’t run which means he has to throw and Milroe only really made one down field throw that won the game the entire second half. Beck literally had to throw Georgia back into the game while also making mistakes. I think the fact that Beck was able to keep that kind of confidence in his arm in a game he made so many mistakes in was interesting. If Milroe would of thrown 3 picks we all know Jalen wouldn’t of been trying to throw anything lol so these conservative narratives are funny to me. All Milroe could do once the run game was taken away was pass deep to Williams or to the tight end and Georgia was pretty much there on every catch in the second half. Wasn’t no damn conservative play calling 😂
Hold your horses there geniuses. You have probably two more games to decide the King part. As of right now you’re a Qb that throws the ball up for prayers and hopes it gets caught. Georgia will figure that out and make you do something different next go round. Let’s do a thought experiment here. Do you think that Alabama would/could have come back put in the same scenario as Georgia found itself in last night. The answer is no. Just be happy you got out alive.
This is the definition of wishful thinking. Georgia came inches away from giving Alabama the ball on the 30-yard line going in while already up 30-7. If that happens, it’s a complete drumming. That’s how close Georgia was to the blowout extending far beyond 2.5 quarters. If Georgia would’ve won, you wouldn’t be saying “hold your horses, guys… we’ve got two more games before anything will be decided. We can’t say anything to them yet.” You just want everyone to wait in hopes that you don’t have to hear it until your team gets another shot. That’s not how this works, and you know it.
@@clintrlamb it is how it works if you don’t want to look like a dumb N-bread from the trailer parks of northern Alabama. We’re Kings of the SEC!!….a few months from now---> I don’t understand how Jawja blowed us out 2 times in a row Mama sister cousin! Cuz cuz cuz I thawt we wuz kangs of the SEC!!
I bet the recruits at the game were impressed! 🐘
My grandson Ryan, is just having fun. The kid is very respectful and humble
We love him for it too!
Love it the ones that don't don't understand football Tell him to keep that mindset and do his thing
Ryan is very loved at Bama! We are so happy that he chose Bama! In fact I had a buddy that is a Auburn fan complaining today because they didn't get him! Your grandson is a fine young man!
You can tell in his interviews that he is a good kid and that he is just different on the field
@@gabevinson4770 absolutely right love his personality he fits Bama perfectly.
Ryan Williams played for Saraland High school and we loved watching him play in high school now we get to enjoy him watching him achieve greatness in college football. Oh yea he ran track in high school also, he's the total package.
If David Palmer and Devonta Smith had a son...
This team is scary RTR
Yep. I am more interested in seeing how this defense progresses - there's no doubt the offense will get better and better - but I am so excited about our defense this year - this is the best defense that we have had since 2016 - I am a defensive guy, so I can live with a 17-10 game and 3 yards and a cloud of dust on offense - but this is about to be a special season - we did not FINISH last year but we will this year
Who is Williams like? Are y'all joking? David Freakin' Palmer. He even wore #2 and was the original 'Deuce'. How soon we forget...
Palmer and Amari Cooper with a little bit of Devonta.
In my 30 years of watching football, I’ve never seen a player do what Ryan Williams is doing, that dude is crazy!
Bama absolutely got conservative in the second half, especially on the defensive side of the ball. They stopped bringing pressure, stopped stunting, and dropped to zone for the majority of the half. They were blitzing, rushing six, seven folks sometimes, and manning up on the perimeter in the first. Offensively, they got stuck trying to look like they were still being aggressive while not actually keeping their foot on the gas.
Young BAMA players will learn to keep their foot on the neck.
We can always look at it through the lens of a fan. It was more about coaching and adjustments, Quite frank, Milroe runs on the perimeters were shut down the second half. Just like I’m sure that if we played them again next week, it would be a completely different game. They wouldn’t be able to throw the back shoulder fade and we wouldn’t be able to attack the perimeter as much. The coaches just had a much better game plan than the Georgia coaches. Once the Georgia coaches realized that they could keep their linebackers inside all game, They started Moving men out, And having the DB and safety keep an eye on Milroe and shut down the perimeter run game. So just because you’re beating a team big and where you’re losing big doesn’t necessarily mean your players are better. It could mean that the coaches of it are just calling a better game plan. In the game like this where the talents is pretty even it’s a better game plan, buddy
I agree that they got much tighter on the edges. Idk why they didn't keep attacking the middle with the TE's and dump offs to the RB's. They were giving up that all first half because of the Milroe/Williams threat. I also noticed they put a spy on him also. Take what the defense gives you and burn clock more efficiently. I noticed they were snapping the ball with sometimes 19 seconds left like come on?
Yes no more Pac-12 kill the trick plays
Georgia damn lucky they ain’t 2-2.
Georgia does not have an offensive identity. I was the Georgia fan base I would be calling out for Kirby to fire the offensive coordinator he is horrific, and he also develops QBs
He's having fun ,leave him alone. If you get your feelings hurt then you've got bigger problems
U think Milroe should have allowed the running backs to establish the run?!? Milroe isn’t the play caller!! The coaches should’ve call more run plays for the running backs!!
There’s something called a QB read where he can choose to pull it himself in that case yes it’s on him
Milroe gotta let the guys keep the ball sometimes but it depends on what edge rusher does
They had predetermined we would attack the edges. Georgia is too strong up the middle. They stuffed every play we tried up the middle.
He will take what the D gives him instantly on that play. He isn't going to stop and wonder if he needs to get the TBs more involved. @@Diovolente
@@Diovolente clearly understand! Every run doesn’t have or need to be a RPO… Mix it up!!!
Yea it is hard to stop a good team on 4 straight downs from getting 10 yards - this is why Lane Kiffen always goes for it on 4th down when he faces Bama - it is very hard to stop a team that has the mindset that they are going to use all 4 downs instead of just 3 to get 10 yards 🐘🏈🏆 Roll Tide
He looks more like Jerry Jeudy than Devonte Smith. Does anyone agree?
I think the kill everyone is from that older football movie. Can’t remember name.
The Program
Spoken by Alvin Mack, linebacker.
He is like Lynn Swan all the way. RTR🎉
Georgias comeback and lose is BEST Thing for young BAMA players. Learn that you can’t take foot off gas ESPECIALLY against good teams!!!!!
@@Knowing487 💯
The problem is Bama always has a better coach & a higher standard than everyone else, including Georgia. This bleeds out in they only bring in the most elite QBs & WRs and other positions. Kirby stated before, "We will hunt, and not be hunted". That sounds great, but when other programs have a higher level of excellence in every facet - defense and offense- you'll be hunted like you did against Bama, and dare I say Kentucky. As Georgia has allowed its offense to be an area where championship-level excellence is not being met, the past 2 years from coordinators to players/personnel has been declining. Would this be allowed at Bama. I think not. Read below....
Kirby is a great coach. But Bama has always been a forward-thinking program that is championship-minded or bust mentality. They demand their coaches to dominate and be great, or they don't hire them, and if their head coach even has a bad game or two (they're all over them and the coordinators). A bad coordinator doesn't last more than a season at Bam; he has to produce and dominate each gamee. At UGA winning is enough. If that is our standard, then you'll never be at our above Bama's level.
When they hired Nick & DeBoer, they went out and said, what coach out there wins the most championships, and dominates other teams. Also, Deboer & Saban (prior to Bama) consistently takes less talent at lesser programs and dominates teams at their level and above. Nick and Kaleen both did that. Kirby was an experiment based on the Bama dynasty. Yes he a great coach. Yes, he the best coach Ga has ever had. Is he IMO a legendary college football coach, No. He is more on par with Dabo Sweeney than Nick Saban. I argue that Kaleen's ceiling is much higher than Kirby's. Kaleen is 6-0 against Sarkisian, Lanning, and Kirby. He also dominated teams at Washington, with much less talented rosters, as mentioned above.
So, what can be done at GA? Well, since I'm just a TH-cam poster, it means nothing. But as a former player/coach. Kirby will not listen to anyone but maybe a few people in his circles, and the AD being one of them. He needs an advisor on his offense, and I'm not a Bobo basher, but Bobo needs to catch up on his offensive concepts and style of play. Bobo, should be an OC at Furman, Ga Southern or move on as the game has passed him by. He is only at UGA due to his ties in recruiting, being a Ga player and being a friend of Kirby.
Kaleen will take Bama where Nick was falling off; his innovation and killer instincts to dominate are at another level compared to Saban/Kirby. He is also going to bring in innovative coordinators, the best that is out there. There are a lot of coaches/coordinators at smaller programs that can outcoach big-name coaches. Kaleen will bring in these guys. The problem is Kaleen is only going to get better, he just beat Kirby with his established program, and this will be the most down Kaleen is (regardless if he has Milroe or not). So why Kirby is mired down and determined to beat a square peg into a round hole? I'm afraid he is sabotaging himself and the program by not doing a Nick Saban/Alabama and saying, "What changes do/did they Bama/Oh State make on offense and as a staff to be #1" you can learn a lot from your competition, especially one that is considered a dynasty nobody can catch. Harbaugh did it and won a championship, he built his D like Ga and combined that with a great OC and succeeded.
As a GA fan to beat the Bama drum: The greatest difference between Bama and UGA is because their AD, boosters and fanbase, would not allow even mediocrity from game to game. You can bet if they had a few games on offense like UGA has had (they would already be demanding change). It might not be fair or reasonable, but it explains why Bama has created a standard of excellence that UGA is afraid to enforce. Because we're more scared of losing than constantly creating an environment that demands excellence and winning. It's like going to war against your most significant enemy each year, and you continuously sit back. He annihilates you every time by getting the best fighters at critical spots and running better offensive and defensive maneuvers, and you keep trying to do the same thing and wonder why you can beat them. This is precisely the UGA problem; we need our standard raised, and we need to have the right resources to get it done (coordinators/players personnel). Kirby can be our great leader (maybe the two championships is all we get with him, and maybe 9-11 win seasons from here on out), but unless he gets the right talent around him (coordinators/players), I would argue offensive coordinator we're never going to get where we were and stay there. The problem is that UGA has a don't lose mentality, and a post like this is overreacting, but at Bama, it is a normal sentiment. Therefore, everyone demands and holds everyone accountable to that standard from week to week, not just every few years, once things start declining.
It burns me to say, but when I see the Bama slogan/creed "Where Legends Are Made" all over Bama ,it lets me know they have a higher standard than GA. Bama is willing to publicize and hold their coaches accountable to this standard on a much shorter leash (namely, you perform and dominate this season, or you are out, even coordinators and assistant coaches). Unreasonable, maybe. Does it work. ..Yes! Is Kirby willing to make the changes necessary on a shorter leash with a friend in Mike Bobo, or with anyone on the staff to make us legendary? If not, who will demand we take the next step at UGA and hold Kirby accountable to the same standard he would be held to if he were the coach at Bama? Until we do, we don't deserve to have expectations like Bama.
Roll Tide
I’m proud of Alabama! Great win and I was very entertained. With that said, there is an entire season of football to play. Georgia wasn’t the Natty, and Tennessee and Texas could be just as tough as Georgia. #KEEPYOURFOCUSSTAYREADY
We didn’t back down anything scheme wise. Couple good players went out. Downfield blocking suffered. Couple half hearted 4th down runs. Georgia played better. Defense got gassed.
Look at my old posts. I told everyone that this kid was different. Only player to win player of the year in the state in 10th grade. Then 11th grade. Now all American when he should be in 12th grade. RTR 💯
Love the analysis Clint - you are easily the best technical guy I listen to. Most guys do not go into the details enough...keep it up brother and best of luck with this new venture...I am watching you from Johannesburg, South Africa
Here's the thing; Georgia made masterful adjustments at the half. Then Bama couldn't adjust to the adjustments. To me, Bama knew Georgia would be ready for the long ball & the standard run game, so they came out doing something different. But Bama's adjustment should've been, as soon as Georgia started stopping what Bama was doing to start the game, Bama should've immediately started going downfield. Should've taken more downfield shots by the middle of the 3rd quarter.
I remember 1992. I was there at the game. Nobody gave us a chance. Also remember that their was one writer in AZ that voted us number one all year long. Everyone thought he was crazy.
Love your comments Mick. About UGA being something better than BAMA . The record speaks for itself . I respect their team . Just not intimidated by them. RTR !!!
Ryan Williams is like Ryan Williams. He doesn’t need to be compared to anyone. He is setting the bar. No need to try to find a comparison. There isn’t one.
Ryan is a phenom guy is super natural. He only needs the speech on Rat Poison . We will play UGA again so let's not give UGA reverse Rat poison .😂
Please stop saying he's 17. EVERYBODY knows he's 17.
When Law went out the offense sputtered. The time management is the helmet comms. They shut off with 15 seconds to go.
Did Alabama play a lot of second & third stringers after the half??? Or did they mostly keep their starters in the game?
@@GWM9930 starters the whole way
Starter’s remember hell alot are freshman.
@@benjaminquinn9304 Thank you. I really wasn't sure.
In the words of the late great rusty mchugh..."roll tide wheres the party at..."
Josh Pate has the best take I’ve ever heard on the breakdown of the first and second half of that game. I love your guys show as well.
You should have answers his question.. not a good co host vibe here
I'm not sure Ryan Williams is from this planet.
I can’t wait for this game to turn on bama like crack
I’m calling it now
I can’t wait for this game to turn on bama like crack
I’m calling it now
Make a cover crimson app man I’ll be on all day y’all know ball
A legend after 4 games - we are very lucky to have him
Hopefully he continues the messaging on the eye tape - after all, we do live in The United States of the Offended, and we just can’t make everybody happy….
Ryan Williams be like Mikhail Baryshnikov
Too many stupid penalties, too.
Like prince.. 😂😂😂
9 out of last 10!
“The Tamer”
no more silly gadget plays -- so, so, dumb. don't need that crap
yep, let's trust the youtube commenter over Kalen DeBoer.
I don't mind some of those every now and again but man, they were ran at the absolute worst time last night. Outsmarted themselves.
@@brooksbond1220I mean, he's not wrong. They got way too cute on a couple of those calls. They weren't needed and they stalled the drive. I imagine Deboer would say the same thing. I know Saban would lol.
The triple reverse throwback one was perfect & could've been a TD, but Proctor missed a block. He had a chance to block the guy who made the tackle & totally missed. So it was a great play design, but it wasn't executed.
Love Williams, the kid is special. But the Michael Vick picture is a bad look and saying that you back him with the picture is a worse look. He's still a kid which is why he shouldn't get killed for posting it. Deboer will talk with him about it and he'll be better because of it in the future. Don't know if I've ever seen someone pop off the screen at his age the way he does. Just phenomenal.
Vick did time in federal prison for that get over it America is a place of second chances not giving people a second chance that paid for their crimes is a horrible look and can learn something from the 17 year old
@@stephenscuba6284 I agree completely, which is why I didn't say one word about Vick as a person or his crimes. Did I? He did his time and paid his due. That has literally nothing to do with his post or my comment.
@@doc8013 sorry if I misunderstood but shouldn't be a bad look for supporting him well roll tide
I guess it's unprofessional, but it's a fantastic meme.
@@bnjmnwst ain't gonna lie, it def is funny lol.
Pretty good game, though the running backs were grossly underutilized again as usual. Wouldn’t blame them to not be as passionate blocking since they’re not getting the damn ball.
You really need to learn Football. Georgia has one of the best interior defensive lines in the nation. That is why they use Milroes speed and attacked Georgia on the perimeter all night. We would’ve lost a game, if they were round up the middle and through the tackles more
Yeah Kentucky tried that. How many points did they score?
@@hisrighthandsaves it’s sad that you’re very naïve and condescending and don’t know what you’re talking about. But thanks for your minorly impactful information.
@@Fulcrum205 because Bama and Kentucky are so similar offensively. Sheesh.
@@PatrickTrotter-q2tI agree they were def underutilized. But that's not an excuse to not pass-blcok, and I think they would say the same thing. We gotta start getting the run established, though.
Georgia could of scored on the last possession if beck through a better ball so Georgia’s offense was definitely moving the ball on bama’s defense in the second half once they found confidence. Georgia adjusted to Bama’s offense by taking away the edges so Milroe couldn’t run which means he has to throw and Milroe only really made one down field throw that won the game the entire second half. Beck literally had to throw Georgia back into the game while also making mistakes. I think the fact that Beck was able to keep that kind of confidence in his arm in a game he made so many mistakes in was interesting. If Milroe would of thrown 3 picks we all know Jalen wouldn’t of been trying to throw anything lol so these conservative narratives are funny to me. All Milroe could do once the run game was taken away was pass deep to Williams or to the tight end and Georgia was pretty much there on every catch in the second half. Wasn’t no damn conservative play calling 😂
Hold your horses there geniuses. You have probably two more games to decide the King part. As of right now you’re a Qb that throws the ball up for prayers and hopes it gets caught. Georgia will figure that out and make you do something different next go round. Let’s do a thought experiment here. Do you think that Alabama would/could have come back put in the same scenario as Georgia found itself in last night. The answer is no. Just be happy you got out alive.
This is the definition of wishful thinking. Georgia came inches away from giving Alabama the ball on the 30-yard line going in while already up 30-7. If that happens, it’s a complete drumming. That’s how close Georgia was to the blowout extending far beyond 2.5 quarters.
If Georgia would’ve won, you wouldn’t be saying “hold your horses, guys… we’ve got two more games before anything will be decided. We can’t say anything to them yet.” You just want everyone to wait in hopes that you don’t have to hear it until your team gets another shot. That’s not how this works, and you know it.
@@clintrlamb it is how it works if you don’t want to look like a dumb N-bread from the trailer parks of northern Alabama. We’re Kings of the SEC!!….a few months from now---> I don’t understand how Jawja blowed us out 2 times in a row Mama sister cousin! Cuz cuz cuz I thawt we wuz kangs of the SEC!!
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