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I can see that.

I don't think Saban wouldn't have hired Kiffin unless he was already prepared to revamp his offensive approach.

A Bama QB is on track to throw 50+ times. Remember when pre-Tua Bama was known for just playing D and running a "three yards and a cloud of dust" offense? Props to Saban. The guys sees the game evolving and he adapts. Meanwhile, the Panthers' brain trust seems to be content on trying to recreate the "three yards and a cloud of dust" based on pressers today. I'm just laughing to keep from crying y'all.

Sadly, not difficult to accomplish.

It's #1 vs. #3. Yeah, there's a few NFL prospects out there.

This game might come down to kicker conditioning. Which kicker can keep his leg fresh the longest

Georgia's D is keeping them in the game, but they've basically made one offensive play all game.

It's so obvious when the center forgets the snap count.

That's because it is.

That knee is gone.

Yeah, Bama has dodged some bullets. Getting the sack fumble overturned and not giving up a TD after the game breaking deep ball.

Bennett seems to have settled in now.

UGA NEEDED that. They had to get something down the field to get Bama's respect. There it is.

Bennett is going to have to make a throw. Bama is just stacking the box and keying on the run because they have zero concern of this guy beating them.

Kyler Murray definitely helps his case but Murray also looks 20 pounds heavier

Welcome to the internet where everything is always very serious.

But he can lose it and damn, he's trying to do just that. Sack, fumble, delay of game, and a forced throw to a guy with zero chance to get to the sticks. And that's just on the first (three and out) drive of the game.

OMG, get Bennett a beer or something. He gotta chill. Yikes.

The massive gap in QB talent is going to be tough to overcome for UGA.

Very nearly fumbling for a TD the other way is a "very heads up play" per Kirk Herbstreit.

This is where I'm at. Yeah, Fitts sounds good on the mic but our off-season last year was atrocious and that was reflected on the field. How much was Rhule to blame? I don't know but I do know that Rhule has final say on paper. But I also know that I heard for years that every decent move we made was because of Hurney and every dumb move we made for years was because of JR's meddling.

I mean when you have an opportunity to lock up a bottom of the roster QB no one else would touch prior to his college coach landing an NFL gig, you just can't pass that up.

My glass is dry and shattered on the floor regarding Matt Rhule.

Is Andrew Luck secretly trying to be one an evil psychotic early oil tycoon?

Time and a coach. Fitts seems to be smart and know what he's talking about. I wish he'd gone hard at Tepper and convinced him that his college coach ain't gonna work out at this level, but Rhule played a big part in Fitts being here so I doubt the knife comes out from under the cloak unless he feels his job is on the line.