What social media says about Georgia football in the 37-10 win over Arkansas

09/27/2020 USA


As Georgia pulled off a convincing 10-10-10 win over the Arkansas Razorbacks, you could say that Georgia head coach Kirby wasn’t happy with how his team is playing to open the season.

“We didn’t do well early on, and we were penalized when we did,” Smart said. “I thought the defense played very heartily, but we would play as many football teams as we played.”

While Smart liked what he saw in Georgia’s defense, it was an aggressive display that raised a lot of eyebrows.

The Bulldogs had just 5 points in the third quarter and were struggling in the opening 30 minutes. D’Vann Math Thesis made a start for the Bulldogs, but it was a performance he wanted to forget, as he made 14 pass attempts in the first half for 37 yards. He also threw an obstacle.

Smart made it clear that the offensive struggle was not just on Mathis. The offensive line struggled to open the holes and hit Georgia several penalties.

“It starts with penalties, it starts with guys missing assignments and guys missing signals.” “When you spin the ball, when you catch people and you line up in the backfield, you don’t have much success.”

If you take a look at social media, you can say that many people are not happy with the direction of crime.

Things turned to Georgia after Statson Bennett entered the game for the Bulldogs. He replaced Mathis in the second quarter and scored a field goal just before halftime to give Georgia a little momentum in the second half.

Bennett played well in the third quarter as he got the Georgia offense on track. He threw 2 touchdown passes in the quarter to help Georgia regain the commanding lead and eventually keep the Razorbacks away. He finished the game with 20 of his 29 passes for 211 yards, and also used his feet in a two-point conversion.

Bennett spoke to reporters after the game about his performance. And while some thought he would get delegates as QB1, he never doubted his abilities or opportunity.

“It was definitely easier to get to the second part (to start) than to go straight to the bench,” Bennett said. “Just more comfortable experiences with the boys and going there and knowing what we’re going to do. After that two minute exercise, that really boosted confidence in the second half.”

The Georgia Football .L defense put in another strong performance on Saturday and received little positive attention on social media. The Bulldogs pushed three Arkansas turnovers, 2.0 sacks and limited the Razorbacks to just 280 total yards and 10 points.

The group, which many consider the best in the country, lived up to the hype in the first 60 minutes of the 2020 season.

“We will get it. “There are a lot of people dedicated to winning,” said Georgia safety Richard Laconte. “Everything we need to protect is what we put down. I have never seen a group of boys so ruthless and ready to win. That’s a great formula for great defense and a great team. “

The Bulldogs face the Stutt Test next Saturday as they welcome the No. 8 ranked Uburn Tigers at Sanford Stadium. The game will definitely have a lot of eyeballs, as it will be the first top-10 match-up of the college football season. ESPN’s College College will be in the city to preview and discuss the big game. The competition is set for an ET kickoff at 7:30 pm on ESPN.

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