Oklahoma Vs Georgia Bulldogs - 2018 - KOD
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The basis of making this play is as follows :
Fromm is a Freshman QB
He has won 13 games , I believe more than any other Freshman.
When he went into the Auburn game Fromm shit the bed especially in the first half. He had the lights of a National audience on him, the Auburn fans, and he got rattled. The team got rattled. Can;t blame that on the young man.
I believe strongly the same thing will happen in the first half. And I win ties by the .05
Georgia dont like playing from behind. Who does. But sometimes it is warranted when you cant stay ahead at half time worth a dimminy damn.
I am counting on that running game to get held up some forcing Fromm into alot of 3 and 5 yd plays.
This is not only for a national championship appearance but it is in the fucking Rose Bowl .
Fromms nerves get to him.
On the other side we got Heisman Trophy Winner , Mayfield. Nothing is going to affect this guy in the first half when he gets the ball in his hands. Georgia always struggles with a running out of the pocket passing attack.
First half by Oklahoma is my play
I smell money and it smells green
Fromm is a Freshman QB
He has won 13 games , I believe more than any other Freshman.
When he went into the Auburn game Fromm shit the bed especially in the first half. He had the lights of a National audience on him, the Auburn fans, and he got rattled. The team got rattled. Can;t blame that on the young man.
I believe strongly the same thing will happen in the first half. And I win ties by the .05
Georgia dont like playing from behind. Who does. But sometimes it is warranted when you cant stay ahead at half time worth a dimminy damn.
I am counting on that running game to get held up some forcing Fromm into alot of 3 and 5 yd plays.
This is not only for a national championship appearance but it is in the fucking Rose Bowl .
Fromms nerves get to him.
On the other side we got Heisman Trophy Winner , Mayfield. Nothing is going to affect this guy in the first half when he gets the ball in his hands. Georgia always struggles with a running out of the pocket passing attack.
First half by Oklahoma is my play
I smell money and it smells green
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lowell - this is the way I play
you have your own quircks
allow me to have mine.... will ya
and I do want attention. I believe this play wins. Its my duty
and I have to give information to justify the winning wager.
just sayin
OU runningbacks are also above average receivers.
................... Catches/Yards
Dimitri Flowers FB 23/411 Receiving
Rodney Anderson RB 16/283
Trey Sermon RB 16/139
when the defense starts to pressure Mayfield, he kills the blitz by dumping to one of the backs.
................... Catches/Yards
Dimitri Flowers FB 23/411 Receiving
Rodney Anderson RB 16/283
Trey Sermon RB 16/139
when the defense starts to pressure Mayfield, he kills the blitz by dumping to one of the backs.
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oh shit ....
oh shit ....
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I am at a decided advantage. I can feel it.
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I am at a decided advantage. I can feel it.
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I dont think the Georgia QB has a Gucci Game thing going on.
That speaks volumes.
I dont think the Georgia QB has a Gucci Game thing going on.
That speaks volumes.
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This kid has some heart
The question is does he have enough heart to make a winning first half play for KOD
Its kinda obvious
And this is not to say that Georgia will come back and win the game in the end.
And I like Georgia. Just not in the first half. Maybe they will give me that much at least.
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This kid has some heart
The question is does he have enough heart to make a winning first half play for KOD
Its kinda obvious
And this is not to say that Georgia will come back and win the game in the end.
And I like Georgia. Just not in the first half. Maybe they will give me that much at least.
Okla should be favored by at least a td. Going to pass on this one because the line looks waaay too good to be true.
Ohio state has a better front 7 than Georgia does and they weren't able to get pressure on Mayfield without having to blitz.
Ohio St defense have more sacks than georgia does.
Oklahoma offensive line is built for Mayfield.
Georgia Bulldogs have only played 1 team with a passing game rated in the top 50.
Could it be possible that georgia's excellent numbers on pass defense is related to the fact that 75% of their schedule was against teams with a passing attack rated below the university of kansas who is 1-11? georgia is 68th.
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Ohio St defense have more sacks than georgia does.
Oklahoma offensive line is built for Mayfield.
Georgia Bulldogs have only played 1 team with a passing game rated in the top 50.
Could it be possible that georgia's excellent numbers on pass defense is related to the fact that 75% of their schedule was against teams with a passing attack rated below the university of kansas who is 1-11? georgia is 68th.
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I have a problem with a time of possession argument based solely on sustained drives by running the ball. No matter how many long drives Georgia has, that does not necessarily pose a problem to Oklahoma's offense. With the exception of onside kick recovery, OU will get an equal amount of opportunities to put points on the scoreboard, and they often don't need much game clock to do it.
If it takes Georgia's running game a while to start wearing down the OU defense and OU can get an early lead, they are also very capable of running the clock. In that case, Georgia's strength of their running attack and using up game time would work against them.
If Georgia gets behind in this game, uh huh, uh huh, its going to be tough sledding with Fromme having to win the halftime score with his arm.
And Georgia also has a excellent field goal kicker. That plays into my hands as Georgia usually kicks field goals instead of 4 and 3 trying to make it.
If it takes Georgia's running game a while to start wearing down the OU defense and OU can get an early lead, they are also very capable of running the clock. In that case, Georgia's strength of their running attack and using up game time would work against them.
If Georgia gets behind in this game, uh huh, uh huh, its going to be tough sledding with Fromme having to win the halftime score with his arm.
And Georgia also has a excellent field goal kicker. That plays into my hands as Georgia usually kicks field goals instead of 4 and 3 trying to make it.
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Its just a feeling but something tells me that
#81... Mark Anderson is going to be a key player in a winning Oklahoma half time lead.
I smell money and it smells green
#81... Mark Anderson is going to be a key player in a winning Oklahoma half time lead.
I smell money and it smells green
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The best tight end in the nation wasn't even ranked on my preseason big board.
Mark Andrews has played exceptionally well in Lincoln Riley's offense, and with the development of quarterback Baker Mayfield, he's becoming more of a weapon down the field. Andrews torched the Texas Longhorns (four catches, 104 yards, 1 TD) and has been a consistent weapon for the Oklahoma attack all season.
He might not see huge targets and reception numbers, but Andrew's size (6'5", 254 lbs) and pass-catching ability are worthy of top-40 talk.
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Mark Andrews has played exceptionally well in Lincoln Riley's offense, and with the development of quarterback Baker Mayfield, he's becoming more of a weapon down the field. Andrews torched the Texas Longhorns (four catches, 104 yards, 1 TD) and has been a consistent weapon for the Oklahoma attack all season.
He might not see huge targets and reception numbers, but Andrew's size (6'5", 254 lbs) and pass-catching ability are worthy of top-40 talk.
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