Both teams fielded excellent defenses.
Our offensive line did enough to protect Riley Leonard. Kudos to Joe Rudolph for getting that patchwork line ready against a heck of a quality front seven.
Georgia's offensive line wasn't quite up to the task. We weren't even playing with a full deck, considering that Bothelo, Traore, and Mills were out of action.
The offensive lines were the real story
Replies to: "The offensive lines were the real story"
- UGA had a net of 62 yards rushing - Nigel Tufnel - 11:40am 1/3/25
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- I actually think UGA was better off without Beck. Gunner played well and his fumble would have happe - FoolBear - 1:23pm 1/3/25
- He was accurate, and has a very strong arm - ndunabomber - 8:54pm 1/3/25
- How much of a difference would the game be with Riley & Carson Beck? [NT]
- ELP - 11:49am 1/3/25
- The offensive lines were the real story - ndunabomber - 8:57pm 1/3/25
- All the SEC hype about Ga.OL proved to be just that. We pretty much owned them [NT] - ColeyO - 3:19pm 1/3/25
- We'll never know. UGA scored less than 20 in regulation 4 times. 2.5 games with Beck - Turkish - 12:09pm 1/3/25
- The left side of the UGA O line was getting dog walked every play. Beck wouldn’t have been protected - Frank L - 12:04pm 1/3/25
- Precisely the exact reason Beck was not in the lineup... Because the OL didn't protect him. And we - oldirish - 1:12pm 1/3/25
- That is a good point. [NT] - ELP - 12:12pm 1/3/25
- I actually think UGA was better off without Beck. Gunner played well and his fumble would have happe - FoolBear - 1:23pm 1/3/25