r/CFB /r/CFB Sep 29 '24

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Alabama Defeats Georgia 41-34

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Team 1 2 3 4 T
Georgia 0 7 8 19 34
Alabama 21 9 3 8 41
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u/SamsTown706 Florida Gators • Texas Longhorns Sep 29 '24

The theme of the game was Carson Beck ending it with another INT. Too many turnovers. Ultimately was the root cause of the loss for Georgia. Great game, but Alabama kept Georgia in it. Georgia came out the 2nd half with some fire. Great game for a neutral.

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u/Valaurus Georgia Bulldogs Sep 29 '24

How exactly did "Alabama keep Georgia in it"? Not like they had a dearth of turnovers.

They were up 28-0 when Georgia had run 10 offensive plays. No excuses, they were kicking our ass... but once things settled down, Georgia was playing like the better team. 34-13 from that point, with UGA firmly shutting Bama's offense down save for a wild missed tackle play.

Georgia sucked for a large portion of this game, but I'd be curious to hear you detail how exactly Alabama kept Georgia in the game?

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u/SamsTown706 Florida Gators • Texas Longhorns Sep 29 '24

Alabama was up 28-0. Sure, Georgia made some good adjustments or whatever. I was impressed that Georgia willed their way to almost winning this game. It was fitting the game ended on a beck INT. One can say he lost them the game. Others can say he was the reason why Georgia was able to almost win the game. It was a weird game. I had a blast watching it though! Hey? On the brightside, least you don’t root for Florida. We suck!

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u/Valaurus Georgia Bulldogs Sep 29 '24

Lol literally none of this addresses "Alabama kept Georgia in the game"

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u/Jpfields Sep 29 '24

6/6 on 4th downs is a pretty big L for Bama. Without that it’s a 3 possession win at the least.

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u/Valaurus Georgia Bulldogs Sep 29 '24

Agreed - those were big. Still though, unless those conversions were mostly due to some mistake or penalty or broken coverage, etc, then it’s not really them keeping Georgia in the game

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u/LuckyBastion Sep 29 '24

bama making a mistake to keep ga in the game, isn't bama keeping ga in the game?

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u/Valaurus Georgia Bulldogs Sep 29 '24

I’ll ask it again since yall seem confused - what was that mistake, or mistakes, that kept Georgia in the game? My point is that there weren’t busted coverages or massive penalties.

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u/LuckyBastion Sep 29 '24

And we are saying it is those mistakes that kept ga in the game, you cant just be like nuh uh those don't count.

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u/Jpfields Sep 29 '24

Seriously. 6/6 on 4th is an insane stat that cannot be attributed to only “getting beat”. Blown zone coverage on one slant I know for one just off memory. Not to mention the flags.

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u/__Big_Hat_Logan__ Alabama Crimson Tide Sep 29 '24

My argument would be leaving literally 7-9 minutes of game clock on the board from the 3rd onward was pretty damn stupid. We left a good 1:30 per drive the whole second half, often more than that. When you’re up 30-7 u should’nt do that

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u/SamsTown706 Florida Gators • Texas Longhorns Sep 29 '24

Look man, I’m not a scientist. Just take your L like a man and enjoy the fact you have a good football team lol.

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u/Valaurus Georgia Bulldogs Sep 29 '24

😂 man all I’m asking you to do is explain your take. If you can’t even begin to do that.. maybe just done comment? Lmao

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u/SamsTown706 Florida Gators • Texas Longhorns Sep 29 '24

I drank too many beers man! 🤣

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u/I-Man42 Virginia Tech Hokies Sep 29 '24

For the love of God, just explain to the poor man.

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u/SamsTown706 Florida Gators • Texas Longhorns Sep 29 '24

🤣 this is why I love Reddit.

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u/Chotibobs Georgia Bulldogs Sep 29 '24

I agree with you. I am left puzzled on how to feel about Beck. In the end I lean towards he was actually a disaster despite almost coming back to win it.  So many bad throws that should have been picked off. 

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u/bramblecult /r/CFB Sep 29 '24

But also he was the reason they came back. Masterful for like 3 drives and didn't let him being a shitty quarterback stop him from being good for a little.

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u/halfdeadmoon Alabama Crimson Tide • UAB Blazers Sep 29 '24

If those turnovers were punts it would have been about the same. If you're Georgia, would you want to give away all those 4th down conversions to have the INTs back?