From the Student Section: Meltdown in Athens

It's going to be a long year.In the past when writing these pieces I usually have several ideas that I point out and then expand upon. Today, 12 hours after the end of our game, I can only come to one conclusion from last night's game. Unfortunately it's not one that we can fix here in the short term. We do not have a very good football team. And name of the man at fault is Stephen Orr Spurrier. We were completely outclassed last night in every single phase of the game. Honestly, we should've seen it coming. We were starting a walk-on QB in Perry Orth, we had a defense that had been gashed by two lower tier teams (in comparison to Georgia) in North Carolina and Kentucky, and really no offensive threats to write home about outside of Pharoh Cooper. Long story short? Perry completed all of 6 passes, the defense, when they weren't fighting among themselves, were busy giving up chunks of yards to Nick Chubb and Greyson Lambert, and Pharoh Cooper had a very sub-par game. All of this is due to the fact that we are no where close in matching the talent of UGA, and probably every other team in the SEC outside of Vanderbilt.

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