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You can call this bulletin board material for Alabama if you want, but it’s time to stop hiding from the fact that the Georgia Bulldogs are going to own the Crimson Tide in the 2021 SEC Championship Game.

Georgia — in particular, their historic defense — is just that good.

This is taking nothing away from Alabama, who, as always under Nick Saban has a team who can compete on practically any stage. They’re a quality team, with a fine young rising star at quarterback.

But they aren’t going to win this game. Not this year. Not against these Bulldogs.

This year, they simply aren’t on Georgia’s level. The roles have been reversed from years past, and now the Bulldogs are ready to close the door on Saban and the Tide living rent-free in their heads.
Alabama’s path to the SEC Championship Game has seen some stumbles, while Georgia has simply marched forward

Georgia’s success as the only 12-0 Power-5 team in the country has been well-noted by everyone from the casual fan to the most astute college football experts, while not as much has been made of Alabama’s struggles on their way to a seventh SEC Championship Game in the last 10 years.

Besides the loss to Texas A&M that ended multiple streaks tied to Nick Saban, the 11-1 Crimson Tide have looked less than invincible this season in numerous games and on multiple fronts.

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Georgia, on the other hand, is a finely tuned instrument heading into the SEC Championship Game.

How wide is the gap, you ask? Against Florida, Auburn and Arkansas, and Tennessee, — their common opponents with Georgia — Alabama gave up 110 points.

The Bulldogs gave up 83 points in the entire season.

That’s how stifling and stingy this Georgia defense has been.

Georgia as a team has given up 6.9 points per game, and if you factor in some points not given up by their defense, that number is even lower. But even at 6.9, it’s the lowest points per game average since Oklahoma posted a 6.75 average in 12 games back in 1986.

That’s historically good.
Alabama is in unfamiliar territory in 2021 SEC Championship Game

This will be the first time since 2015 that Alabama walks into a stadium as an underdog. Georgia is favored by 6.5 points, per WynnBET, and that spread should probably be even bigger.

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Here’s the thing. Forget the 2018 National Championship Game. Forget the 2018 SEC Championship Game. Forget the 2020 regular-season game at Bryant-Denny — all instances where Georgia held a halftime (or later) lead and eventually lost the game.

This is a very different Georgia, and a very different Alabama.

There has never been a Georgia team more motivated, more disciplined, more prepared, and more tightly-knit as a group than this 2021 squad.

The Alabama monkey is about to be removed from Kirby Smart’s back.

Dawgs by 20.

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https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/georgia-football/georgia-football-5-reasons-dawgs-will-win-the-sec-championship-dawgs/

Well I guess the munkey didn't get off his back. RTR!

That was hilarious!  :lol2:

I was afraid to click the link.  I suspected it might come back to something posted here by one of our own chicken littles!  :lol2:

It looks like there has been quite of bit of editing on that article since you pulled those quotes.

One thing we are gonna have to do is not give GA bulletin material or rat poison for them to use. RTR!

Really?  I'll go back and look.  That's chicken sh__ journalism if true.

I went back to the original again.  Here is its URL (unless it gets changed again):
https://saturdayblitz.com/2021/11/30/2021-sec-championship-game-not-alabama/

That is a totally different link.  The first one goes to Saturday Down South.  The second one goes to Saturday Blitz.

I know.  Are they related?  I was reading Sat Down South when I posted.  That's where I got it.  I hadn't even read the Blitz until I did a search by using the last 2 sentences of the article to find it.   :dunno:

Unless... maybe the articles were stacked atop one another and I read the second one.  But I don't think so.

This was posted on FB by a friend of mine. Obviously a Jawja fan.  :lol2:

 :lol:  All those Jawja fans were crowing last week.  They'll need to learn to crow after the natty, not before! 
Finebaum should be fun this week.

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Right now, they're all eating crow.

I have no idea, but both articles are pretty funny.  :lol2: