Tashard Choice is a punk who talked the most trash for doing the least that I have seen in a long time. PJ Daniels and Ball combined for 140 yards on the ground, but most of it was on the Tech half of the field. It looked like it was going for 6 the other way, but for the batted ball. Reggie Ball made his usual mistakes (one fumble, two interceptions) and was fortunate that at least two more passes were not picked off – once when Tra Battle dropped an easy ball and once when Tim Jennings broke in front of the intended receiver but the ball was batted at the line of scrimmage and knocked out of harms way. They did bend, but did not break for the most important 55 minutes of the game.
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The Georgia defense played as well as it has all year after the first series (which is a topic for discussion in itself – check back tomorrow). It worked twice and was there for a third score, but for dropped balls. Trying to hit the skinny routes quickly or the deep seams after eluding the first wave of rushers is the way to get into the end zone. They have too much speed and pursuit and they were not missing many tackles Saturday night. Trying to grind it out on the ground against Tech would not have yielded any results. That is the main reason for the disparity in the time of possession. To beat them, you have to string two or three big plays together in a sequence like Georgia did on each of their scoring drives.
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The Tech defense is full of great athletes and Tenuta’s scheme is hard to sustain drives against. Instead, the Tech pressure wore on our offense and turned this game into a battle for field position that went to the Dawgs thanks to one fine return by Thomas Flowers. While Shockley did many things well in this game, with just a bit more accuracy, he would have torched Tech in the first half. A few dropped passes and a few passes that were either low or behind the receivers prevented the offense from making some big plays early that should have led to more early scoring opportunities. I thought Shockley made great reads and made correct calls to beat the Tenuta Blitz.
I hope that he continues to gain confidence in his wheels and gets more carries in the remaining two games. I loved that Kregg Lumpkin seemed to be back in his pre-knee injury form. We scored 7, but missed clear opportunities to make it 17 with a few dropped passes and a missed field goal. We moved the ball on the ground and in the air for a total of almost 200 yards. The first half progressed according to my expectations for the Dawgs’ offense. Tonight, I watched the replay on CSS and I have a few specific comments about the Georgia-Georgia Tech game before turning the focus to LSU. Colt Patriot was the play call that resulted in the perfectly lofted pass from Shockley to Brian McClendon that downed the Jackets for their 5th consecutive outright loss to Georgia and for their 12 straight game of record against Georgia without a win.
Finally, when the time to do or die arrived, the Dawgs made the move and avoided calamity. Knowing that every minute that passes without a change of course will make it less and less likely that a disastrous outcome will be averted. Watching Saturday night was an experience like watching two ocean freighters on a collision course, moving slowly and steadily towards each other. Frankly, the game was a blur for me watching it the first time and I had only general observations, not worthy of in depth treatment. Where was st.Ok, so I have been dark for a few days after the holiday and the thrilling win over Tech.
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