BamaFan1137 said:

We're doomed...

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ZosoDawg said:

Trees down all over Athens. Power outages. These kids can’t possibly focus on a game at this time. I wish we would just forfeit rather than getting embarrassed and exposed on national television

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HONKifUvCOACHED4BAMA said:

Has anyone seen Billy?

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hokiemokie said:

Naa, he pissed off the biden administration with his illegal immigration complaints. He stepped outside the boundaries and now has to pay the price.

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BKHusky said:

I’ve been following the models for 20 or more years now, and statistically it’s always been the most accurate. It takes its lumps on occasion, but in general it is the best. The others are probably closer to it now than they were 10-20 years ago, but it’s been king for a while.

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ZosoDawg said:

Bama 31- 13

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billywayneluck said:

lol he will get away with it too.

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ZosoDawg said:

European model was close to spot on. For some reason, it always is the most accurate for most weather systems

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billywayneluck said:

I think we should postpone the game. Too much damage in the southeast. We need to focus on recovery and healing.

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BamaFan1137 said:

Unless we magically develop an intermediate passing game, we lose this game. Milroe is phenomenal running the ball on broken plays and he throws a good deep ball but his inability to hit receivers in stride within 5 to 10 yards of the LOS will cost us vs a good defense. UGA has a good D.

Also, his broken internal clock, when the OL has done all it can for him, is a recipe for disaster vs a D like UGA's.

Can we win this game? Absolutely. Will we win this game? The odds are against us...UGA is a more complete team imo.

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BKHusky said:

Well surprisingly she took more of a NNE path instead of a NNW path after landfall. Wind wise I suspect she was a pretty big dud for much of northern GA. Western SC/NC and east GA took it on the chin probably more than they expected to.

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BKHusky said:

Well surprisingly she took more of a NNE path instead of a NNW path after landfall. Wind wise I suspect she was a pretty big dud for much of northern GA. Western SC/NC and east GA took it on the chin probably more than they expected to.

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