Georgia football pitches their third goose eggs of the season
Georgia’s defense hates letting opposing offenses score on them.
When the Gators scored last week, there is a video of Nakobe Dean talking to a teammate about how the Gators scored too many points.
Seven points aren’t much at all. If the Dawgs gave up seven points the rest of the way, they would still finish with the best scoring defense since the 2011 Alabama squad.
However, that isn’t okay for the defense and if that doesn’t excite this fanbase, check your pulse.
"Bro we gave up 7 points. We’re not supposed to give up this many points."@NakobeDean 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/QMKbdxn9EY
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) November 5, 2021
Georgia has allowed 53 points all season long, pitched two shutouts against SEC opponents, and for the last two weeks, has given up 20 points. This group is angry and ready to shut down another offense because they are a better defense than those points say.
If the Dawgs can get the crowd into it early as they did against Arkansas, this will be over by halftime. However, Georgia must hold tough and not give up a late score. Missouri shouldn’t score at all against the Dawgs.
This defense will make it a point to hold them as far away from their endzone as possible because it’s time to put the hammer down and stop giving up silly touchdowns late in the game. If Missouri scores, it’ll be on an explosive play that luckily worked out for them.
Georgia should be explosive on both sides of the ball, but this defense is here to embarrass the Tigers and show them what it’s like to play the best defense in the country.
The Dawgs offense will put up big numbers because their defense continues to put the ball in their hands.
Georgia will handle their business and beat Missouri at 56-0.