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I want to start by introducing myself. I am ‘eneffell’ (NFL), and I am the author of The I-Form (be sure to visit it); secondly, I would like to thank Amy for letting me contribute to her blog...

College Football Preview: Georgia No. 1 Team in BCS

by Amy Lamare (Columnist)

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June 30, 2008


I want to start by introducing myself. I am ‘eneffell’ (NFL), and I am the author of The I-Form (be sure to visit it); secondly, I would like to thank Amy for letting me contribute to her blog.  I am here to tell you why the Georgia Bulldogs are the number one team in college football.

The main summary of Georgia’s 41-10 beating of Hawaii is sacks.  If you remember the 2008 Sugar Bowl correctly, your mind will conjure up visions of Colt Brennan on the ground with a Georgia D-Lineman standing triumphantly over him.

Georgia sacked Brennan eight times and knocked him down 20-plus times.  He couldn’t get the ball off.

Reports surfaced that Brennan now sleeps with a nightlight because he thinks Marcus Howard is in his closet or under his bed.  Howard was the first defensive player to be Sugar Bowl MVP.

Now Howard is gone, but most of the offense and defense is back.  And with a Top Five Recruiting Class, the Bulldogs are definitely a preseason Top Five Team, along with the likes of Ohio State, USC, Oklahoma, and Florida (not necessarily in that order), if not the best.

In the expert opinion of Todd McShay, Knowshon Moreno and Matt Stafford are Top Five Picks in next year's draft.  And, in my amateur opinion, I think they are both Heisman candidates for next year as well.  Both are young, and both are very good.

But, there are possible problems down the road.  Georgia does have a very tough schedule.  Combined with SEC Conference play, which is always difficult, they have to go to Arizona State to play the Sun Devils, who are also a Preseason Top 25 team.  Then, on top of that, they have road games at LSU and Auburn.

I like my Dawgs a lot this season.  The Gridiron Goddess would tell you that USC is better.  But UGA would tell you ‘Go Dawgs’

- eneffell, Author of iform.wordpress.com

 

Note from Your Gridiron Goddess: eneffell is right about one thing—I do think USC is better.  But I also think the top two teams in the country are not Florida and Ohio State (the choke master 1), or Florida and LSU, or Florida and Oklahoma (the choke master 2).  The top two teams in College Football heading into the season are USC and Georgia.  

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    I like the article. As a dawg fan I would love to see UGA vs USC in MNCG. This would be very intersting after media statements made during last season. Mel kiper said the only player from UGA who could start for USC was maby Moreno. The boys from Hollywood havent seen the best the SEC has to offer. Would the weak schedule hurt USC also? Would the grueling SEC scheduld have the dawgs beat down to much? How would a UGA victory against the trojans affect media perceptions? Hope we get to find out.

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    OSU - USC week 3. Cocktail party could be #1 vs. #2. Good article... the season is shaping up to be just as good, if not better than last year. Hard to believe it's only July 1st. TOO MUCH BASEBALL until the season...

    Jake
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