Reports are that Coach Richt is saying that there is a good chance that playmaker A.J. Green and safety Bacarri Rambo will be able to play on Saturday at Bobby Dodd stadium. Nothing is definite, but if they continue to make progress this week they should both play.
Both players suffered injuries in the Auburn game that sidelined them for the loss to Kentucky this past weekend. Georgia fans know that these two would be extremely important in pulling the upset this weekend against the Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech.
Still no word on whether Jacket center Sean Bedford will be able to go this weekend. Last report was that he was still on crutches.
Showing posts with label A.J. Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A.J. Green. Show all posts
Monday, November 23, 2009
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
UGA vs AUBURN
Questions that will be answered on Saturday:
Auburn Defense vs UGA Offense. Will a healthy A.J. Green able to expose a defense with noticeable holes in it?
Will Richt's new stance on penalties prove to show a difference in Georgia's discipline? He sat any player who committed a penalty in the Vanderbilt game for the rest of the series. (Not likely that Curran will be sitting if he commits a penalty early in a drive)
Can the Dawg's poor tackling team find a way to stop an explosive Ben Tate.
I predict that the game being in Athens and Blair Walsh will be the difference.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Excerpt from AJC article comparing the two Schools future NFL wideouts
Georgia has a wide receiver, A.J. Green, who has “NFL star” stamped on his forehead. He is 23rd in the nation in receiving yards (732) with 44 catches, six for touchdowns. Georgia Tech has a wide receiver, Demaryius Thomas, who for some reason nobody is talking about. Playing one more game, but in a run-dominated offense, he is ahead of Green and eighth in the nation in receiving yards (823) with 34 catches and five touchdowns.
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