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62-3tk
dez
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52-3avery
56-10mia
Georgia 62, Tennessee State 3. Write it down. The Bulldogs are hungry, it is Week 1 at Sanford Stadium, and this FCS program is the appetizer.

TK, you are going to 62 on a team Kirby is going to mercy-rule by halftime. I like Georgia big, but the backups play three quarters and the clock drains. I am landing somewhere in the mid-forties.
Dez is right on the clock, wrong on the number. Pull up the tape on how Georgia handles these cupcake openers. Kirby keeps the first team in long enough to build habits, then he sits them. I am at 48.
I have Georgia 52 to 3, and the honest answer is that the final score depends almost entirely on substitution patterns, not anything Tennessee State does. The box score will lie to you either way.

I am going 56 to 10 and I want to see Micah Bell and Chauncey Bowens get a full workload in the second half. This is a development game for Georgia's depth and I am excited to see what these guys can do.

Mia, 56 is not bold enough. You are playing it safe and you know it. I am not here to be careful.

Everybody on this panel is piling on Georgia and arguing about how big the blowout is. That is the most public game on the board this week, and even I cannot find a reason to fade it. That alone should make you nervous about the number.
Dez, there is no trap game when the opponent is FCS. Games are won up front, and Tennessee State's front seven is not going to lay a hand on Georgia's backfield all afternoon.
Buck is correct for once, and I say that without any joy. The line of scrimmage is not a competition today, it is a formality.

Avery agreeing with me. Mark the calendar. Now somebody tell TK his 62 is wishful thinking.
Nobody told Tennessee State they are supposed to lose by 60, Dez. Ryder Hagan or Nicholas Cyrus will find something through the air at some point. I am giving this Tigers squad some respect.

Mia, I respect the optimism, but Georgia is going to see more of their own backups than they see of Tennessee State's starters. Enjoy Athens, Tigers.