My take on LSU vs. UGA

Georgia has the biggest offensive line in football, that's right football (meaning college and pros).  

First off, I see a lot of people using the Arky/LSU result to determine what is going to happen in this week's game against Georgia.  This is a foolish thing to do as Georgia is much better suited on offense and defense for a game against LSU than Arkansas was.- Georgia doesn't have even close to what Arkansas has on offense. They have a bigger line, sure, but they all SUCK! Arkansas has lesser stats than GA because they have played Bama and LSU.

Aaron Murray is a more efficient QB than Wilson. He doesn't even need to be better than Wilson though since Georgia's running game and defense are better than Arkansas's. Outside of Bama, Georgia matches up with LSU better than any team in the SEC and probably every team in the country. (I know a lot of you will jump all over this statement but there are very few teams that are balanced on offense and can legit stop the run) - I love this perception of Georgia because of their amazing success in the Eastern division LMFAO! God this is gonna be an ugly game... Murray is not a better QB than Wilson is, not even close sorry. Nor does he has the receiving corps that Arkansas has. 

Georgia has the biggest offensive line in football, that's right football (meaning college and pros). They are well balanced on offense and do not rely solely on the pass like Arkansas was stuck doing against LSU. That is how LSU kills teams, they make them one dimensional. Arkansas averaged 1.7 ypc against LSU.- If they are so big, and amazing why aren't they leading the SEC in rushing, or pass protection? That is why he has been sacked 24 times, LOL! Yeah, amazing offensive line, and good lord they haven't even had a glimpse of what LSU has on their defensive line. They are going to get humiliated. Their perception of balance is a very bad one, and you will understand that soon. 

Georgia also has a much better defense than Arky. Georgia runs a 3-4 like Bama, which is better suited for stopping LSU's offensive style of play. Their DE Jarvis Jones is 2nd in the country in sacks and Baccari Rambo is 2nd in INTs.- They might, but it is not even close to being the kind of defense capable of handling LSU's offense. Just look at their schedule, and the teams who have put up DD's on their defense. Vandy is among them, LOL! LSU is bigger on the offensive front, has a QB that can dismantle their team, and they have a physical run game that will wear them down. 

Georgia special teams play could possibly be the deciding factor in this game.  Most people overlook the fact that Georgia has the best punter in the nation which will be huge in a game of field position like this one probably will be. Their kicker Walsh has been struggling big time all year though, which could cause the Bulldogs to leave points on the field.- The LSU punter is just as good. 

I think UGA has a better shot at winning this game than most people believe, but they will have to play a perfect game. The problem with that is UGA has a tendency to beat themselves in big games. They have already done it once this year in week 2 against South Carolina. They outplayed Sou Car on both sides of the ball but made stupid mistakes which ended up costing them the game.

I think the deciding factor of this game will be if Georgia can slow down LSU's running game.  If they can slow it down, it will force JJ to pass which will lead to him making a mistake or two against a ball hawking Georgia defense.  If they aren't able to slow down the run, then it will most likely be a long day for the Dawgs.- They can't, and they won't. This is gonna get ugly... 

Georgia's tendency to make these unforced mental mistakes is why I will probably lay off of the game, but I do not think it is going to be a walk in the park for LSU.

I will happily take the opposite side of Ice anyday as he routinely makes outright idiotic statements on this board.  I can respect your opinion though, Tappy, and I guess we will see on Saturday. 

First off, I see a lot of people using the Arky/LSU result to determine what is going to happen in this week's game against Georgia.  This is a foolish thing to do as Georgia is much better suited on offense and defense for a game against LSU than Arkansas was.

Aaron Murray is a more efficient QB than Wilson. He doesn't even need to be better than Wilson though since Georgia's running game and defense are better than Arkansas's. Outside of Bama, Georgia matches up with LSU better than any team in the SEC and probably every team in the country. (I know a lot of you will jump all over this statement but there are very few teams that are balanced on offense and can legit stop the run) 

Georgia has the biggest offensive line in football, that's right football (meaning college and pros). They are well balanced on offense and do not rely solely on the pass like Arkansas was stuck doing against LSU. That is how LSU kills teams, they make them one dimensional. Arkansas averaged 1.7 ypc against LSU.

Georgia also has a much better defense than Arky. Georgia runs a 3-4 like Bama, which is better suited for stopping LSU's offensive style of play. Their DE Jarvis Jones is 2nd in the country in sacks and Baccari Rambo is 2nd in INTs.

Georgia special teams play could possibly be the deciding factor in this game.  Most people overlook the fact that Georgia has the best punter in the nation which will be huge in a game of field position like this one probably will be. Their kicker Walsh has been struggling big time all year though, which could cause the Bulldogs to leave points on the field.

I think UGA has a better shot at winning this game than most people believe, but they will have to play a perfect game. The problem with that is UGA has a tendency to beat themselves in big games. They have already done it once this year in week 2 against South Carolina. They outplayed Sou Car on both sides of the ball but made stupid mistakes which ended up costing them the game.

I think the deciding factor of this game will be if Georgia can slow down LSU's running game.  If they can slow it down, it will force JJ to pass which will lead to him making a mistake or two against a ball hawking Georgia defense.  If they aren't able to slow down the run, then it will most likely be a long day for the Dawgs.

Georgia's tendency to make these unforced mental mistakes is why I will probably lay off of the game, but I do not think it is going to be a walk in the park for LSU.