The last time UGA and Texas met, the Longhorns defeated the Bulldogs in the Sugar Bowl, prompting QB Sam Ehlinger to give the meme-worthy “We’re baaaaack!” Quote after the win. Texas was not back, yet.
The Dawgs were comfortably leading the Mississippi State Bulldogs by 3 scores when the wheels came off of the defense. The secondary busted multiple times as Qb Michael Van Buren hit multiple explosive passes against the Bulldogs.
Who’s the most likely to take away Liberty’s crown and make a run at the College Football Playoff? Whoever it is will likely be decided here.
Is Texas next on the SEC’s list of top 10 casualties, or can the Longhorns restore some order to the league? Traditionally, the Red River Rivalry has not been the place to look for normalcy in any way. The one place where you can look for normalcy is a lot of points, but upsets do tend to happen in this matchup.
The question is always the same when it comes to Utah: is Cam Rising going to play? The oft-injured Utah quarterback has some suggestions that he’ll take the field, but there’s no guarantee.
The Bulldogs from Athens face the Bulldogs from Starkville at 4:15pm on the SEC Network on Saturday. These two teams are at polar opposite ends of the SEC food chain at the moment. However, UGA looks susceptible due to their shaky offense and Mississippi State has proven they can hang with top talent by keeping things close with Texas for a good portion of the game. Let’s break down this match up.
Another slow start plagued the Bulldogs as they defeated the Tigers in Athens on Saturday. While I missed the score prediction by a few points (I guessed 31-17), I think I captured the feel of this game fairly well. UGA fans handled a rival fairly comfortably during the game but are still searching for more, as UGA has yet to look like a championship caliber team this season. Here’s the good, bad, and ugly that happened in the game.
It’s October, and there’s an excitement in the air in Bloomington, Indiana.
Nothing new for this place. October’s always a time for excitement in Indiana, because it means the start of basketball practice. Hoosier Hysteria is real, and the season is just a month away. Except there’s one difference: this excitement has absolutely nothing to do with basketball.
Will the real South Carolina please reveal itself? Are the Gamecocks the program that barely scraped by against Old Dominion, earning a four-point win on opening day of the season? Or are they the one that went into Lexington and belted Kentucky, introducing the Wildcats to a hard reality?