Georgia Football: Buying or Selling? Preseason Edition

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Some statements about Georgia football, and we want to know if you are buying or selling on them.

After a huge success with our series of Opinion Week pieces, we wanted to continue talking to the Georgia Bulldogs nation, and find out where you stand on certain questions regarding the Georgia football program.

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We’ll update this as the season progresses, and some of these questions may be answered in full before too long (depending on how the season progresses). We’ll even add in a “standing pat” option, for those of you who are on the fence and not ready to commit yet.

Conference championships, national championships, Heisman trophy, playoffs, bowl games – lots of things can come into question as to whether or not you’re buying or selling.

Dawn of the Dawg says: We’re buying. The dead weight has been thrown overboard, the defensive coordinator has been replaced, and the team looks stronger than ever. Definite improvement coming.

Dawn of the Dawg says: We’re buying. Not only should UGA win the East, but they should be able to put it away early.

Dawn of the Dawg says: We’re standing pat. Getting to the SEC Championship Game is much different than winning it. We like the Dawgs chances, but we can’t buy or sell on this one until we’ve seen more of Bama and LSU. (Yes, we intentionally left off Auburn).

Dawn of the Dawg says: We’re standing pat. So much of this whole College Football Playoff thing is unknown, and without any real hard criteria to determine who’s chosen, it’s hard to project.

Dawn of the Dawg says: We’re selling. Not because Gurley isn’t the best running back in the nation or because he can’t win it. But because the Heisman voting is so fickle, and with the touches by Georgia’s backs being split up so much, he may have a tough time convincing voters.

Dawn of the Dawg says: We’re buying. With so many big games potentially going down in Athens this season, it will be hard for the folks at ESPN to not make a return, particularly with the great turnout for the LSU game last year. (Trivia fact: CGD has only been to Athens three times in the history of the show).

Dawn of the Dawg says: We’re buying. Georgia has a lot of the pieces in place to be a National Championship contender, and the addition of DC Jeremy Pruitt may prove to be bigger than many think.

Don’t forget to comment below after you vote and tell us why you voted the way you did.

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