Sure, UGA is favored on Saturday, but LSU is still the #4 team in the nation. And the general feeling is that Georgia is completely off the national radar. That's a good thing for the Dawgs. They need to get pissed off. They need to feel disrespected. They need to get mean.
If UGA stops turning the ball over, it could start mauling opponents offensively. On the flip side of that equation, if LSU's Charles Scott gets going and the anemic LSU rushing attack gets rolling, they could justify their lofty ranking.
NOLA.com put up a story last night about the offensive problems of the Tigers. It's a good read. Here's the stats from NCAA.com to consider:
Category | National Rank | Actual | Conf Rank |
---|---|---|---|
Rushing Offense | 74 | 130.25 | 10 |
Passing Offense | 90 | 179.75 | 7 |
Total Offense | 105 | 310.00 | 12 |
UGA's Defense:
Category | National Rank | Actual | Conf Rank |
---|---|---|---|
Rushing Defense | 42 | 112.75 | 6 |
Total Defense | 67 | 355.75 | 11 |
Scoring Defense | 95 | 29.75 | 11 |
Pass Defense | 90 | 243.00 | 11 |
PWD
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