Georgia dominated GT in the first half the same way, stopped the options and scored easily (except for a Stafford INT for 6 easy Tech points). But they went in at half and didn't show up in the second half; two missed tackles for long runs gave GT 14 more. Too many people look at one game and thinks that is an accurate reflection of the two teams. UGA would beat GT 8-9 times out of ten, So would LSU.
SEC teams are beat up at the end of the season from the number of physical games they play down the stretch. With a month off, most are back and ready to go for bowls. Some choose not to show up, and others have players that screw up academically, but usually SEC teams will fare well in bowls if they are motivated. That is why I felt Miles would have LSU ready on defense since they got embarrassed three times this year, but that was by teams that could throw. What I didn't count on was the freshman QB getting some practice time and picking the offense up.
S. Carolina is the one SEC team that doesn't have their players ready for the bowl. They had some academic losses, some suspensions, and may not be ready. Not counting them out, but not sure they are a good bet with their problems. UGA, Bama, and Florida look like locks and each are solid bets to cover the line. Ole Miss and Kentucky are toss ups to me, maybe a small play.
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Georgia dominated GT in the first half the same way, stopped the options and scored easily (except for a Stafford INT for 6 easy Tech points). But they went in at half and didn't show up in the second half; two missed tackles for long runs gave GT 14 more. Too many people look at one game and thinks that is an accurate reflection of the two teams. UGA would beat GT 8-9 times out of ten, So would LSU.
SEC teams are beat up at the end of the season from the number of physical games they play down the stretch. With a month off, most are back and ready to go for bowls. Some choose not to show up, and others have players that screw up academically, but usually SEC teams will fare well in bowls if they are motivated. That is why I felt Miles would have LSU ready on defense since they got embarrassed three times this year, but that was by teams that could throw. What I didn't count on was the freshman QB getting some practice time and picking the offense up.
S. Carolina is the one SEC team that doesn't have their players ready for the bowl. They had some academic losses, some suspensions, and may not be ready. Not counting them out, but not sure they are a good bet with their problems. UGA, Bama, and Florida look like locks and each are solid bets to cover the line. Ole Miss and Kentucky are toss ups to me, maybe a small play.
Georgia dominated GT in the first half the same way, stopped the options and scored easily (except for a Stafford INT for 6 easy Tech points). But they went in at half and didn't show up in the second half; two missed tackles for long runs gave GT 14 more. Too many people look at one game and thinks that is an accurate reflection of the two teams. UGA would beat GT 8-9 times out of ten, So would LSU.
SEC teams are beat up at the end of the season from the number of physical games they play down the stretch. With a month off, most are back and ready to go for bowls. Some choose not to show up, and others have players that screw up academically, but usually SEC teams will fare well in bowls if they are motivated. That is why I felt Miles would have LSU ready on defense since they got embarrassed three times this year, but that was by teams that could throw. What I didn't count on was the freshman QB getting some practice time and picking the offense up.
S. Carolina is the one SEC team that doesn't have their players ready for the bowl. They had some academic losses, some suspensions, and may not be ready. Not counting them out, but not sure they are a good bet with their problems. UGA, Bama, and Florida look like locks and each are solid bets to cover the line. Ole Miss and Kentucky are toss ups to me, maybe a small play.
Amen my brotha'! You also can't look at stats all the time because the stats my be compiled in a inferior conference. Universit of Houston has the best offense in the NCAA, but do they wanna play Florida? Nope. Be careful what you read. The best preperation is to watch as many games as possible even if you don't have money on the game, and take note of the athletic ability, speed and size of players in different conferences....should help a lot.
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Quote Originally Posted by Macallanlover:
Georgia dominated GT in the first half the same way, stopped the options and scored easily (except for a Stafford INT for 6 easy Tech points). But they went in at half and didn't show up in the second half; two missed tackles for long runs gave GT 14 more. Too many people look at one game and thinks that is an accurate reflection of the two teams. UGA would beat GT 8-9 times out of ten, So would LSU.
SEC teams are beat up at the end of the season from the number of physical games they play down the stretch. With a month off, most are back and ready to go for bowls. Some choose not to show up, and others have players that screw up academically, but usually SEC teams will fare well in bowls if they are motivated. That is why I felt Miles would have LSU ready on defense since they got embarrassed three times this year, but that was by teams that could throw. What I didn't count on was the freshman QB getting some practice time and picking the offense up.
S. Carolina is the one SEC team that doesn't have their players ready for the bowl. They had some academic losses, some suspensions, and may not be ready. Not counting them out, but not sure they are a good bet with their problems. UGA, Bama, and Florida look like locks and each are solid bets to cover the line. Ole Miss and Kentucky are toss ups to me, maybe a small play.
Amen my brotha'! You also can't look at stats all the time because the stats my be compiled in a inferior conference. Universit of Houston has the best offense in the NCAA, but do they wanna play Florida? Nope. Be careful what you read. The best preperation is to watch as many games as possible even if you don't have money on the game, and take note of the athletic ability, speed and size of players in different conferences....should help a lot.
This is why I'm taking LSU here +5 already locked in. If this game was play in early December, I'd be all over GT. But do not forget that LSU has the speed and talent to stop GT and it will happen tonight. Not trying to sound cocky, but I may put a little on the Moneyline for LSU.
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Quote Originally Posted by Xtragr8t:
This is why I'm taking LSU here +5 already locked in. If this game was play in early December, I'd be all over GT. But do not forget that LSU has the speed and talent to stop GT and it will happen tonight. Not trying to sound cocky, but I may put a little on the Moneyline for LSU.
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