Desperate... Even though Lambert isn't a good QB this isn't going to help. Bryce has moved to 3rd on the depth chart.
https://www.dawgnation.com/football/tea ... b-position
https://www.dawgnation.com/football/tea ... b-position
QB change for UGA
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Others — such as me — believe there has been a change in the hierarchy behind Lambert and that Georgia is simply getting Bauta ready to be the No. 2 guy.
That's what they WANT you to think. I agree with this guy
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That's what they WANT you to think. I agree with this guy
!baddnole
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offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer — Is the ex Gator QB from Spurrier era?
gator-n-buck
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Reports coming out now that Bauta will be the starter...
http://www.foxsports.com/college-footba ... -qb-102915
http://www.foxsports.com/college-footba ... -qb-102915
FINAL THOUGHT ON THE QB CHANGE...
After considering all the angles, most importantly balancing out the stupidity of Richt's penchant for really ill-conceived smoke screens against the stupidity of Richt's penchant for colossally moronic gotcha strategic ploys, I have to believe this is a gimmick to get UF to waste time preparing for him.
Truth is they run and have always run nothing but a vanilla according-to-Hoyle pro set I. Their playbook doesn't have any spread-option plays. It doesn't have any triple option veers or read options. There are no wishbone pages.
There will likely be two run choices for Bauta to employ scripted runs:
1) The straight QB draw, which Richt has always had and used even with mud-footed pocket QBs, or
2) A simple wildcat play which is not really a play but just a sandlot concept where everyone blocks who is in front of them and the QB tries to find a hole and improvise.
Neither of these plays require any additional prep by our defense. Only focus could be altered here from our perspective.
And something about the possibility of adding a new package or two for Bauta: the other 10 players on offense would have to learn a whole new set of plays.
I hope they DO do this.
Because their offense is bad enough trying to run plays they've been practicing their entire Georgia careers...and practicing with a first or second string QB running the offense....I can only imagine how badly they'd execute totally new concept plays they just started working on two weeks ago, being directed by a third stringer who has been receiving almost none of the practice reps since spring.
After considering all the angles, most importantly balancing out the stupidity of Richt's penchant for really ill-conceived smoke screens against the stupidity of Richt's penchant for colossally moronic gotcha strategic ploys, I have to believe this is a gimmick to get UF to waste time preparing for him.
Truth is they run and have always run nothing but a vanilla according-to-Hoyle pro set I. Their playbook doesn't have any spread-option plays. It doesn't have any triple option veers or read options. There are no wishbone pages.
There will likely be two run choices for Bauta to employ scripted runs:
1) The straight QB draw, which Richt has always had and used even with mud-footed pocket QBs, or
2) A simple wildcat play which is not really a play but just a sandlot concept where everyone blocks who is in front of them and the QB tries to find a hole and improvise.
Neither of these plays require any additional prep by our defense. Only focus could be altered here from our perspective.
And something about the possibility of adding a new package or two for Bauta: the other 10 players on offense would have to learn a whole new set of plays.
I hope they DO do this.
Because their offense is bad enough trying to run plays they've been practicing their entire Georgia careers...and practicing with a first or second string QB running the offense....I can only imagine how badly they'd execute totally new concept plays they just started working on two weeks ago, being directed by a third stringer who has been receiving almost none of the practice reps since spring.
Wow, that sure backfired.
I can't believe Richt didn't pull him.
I can't believe Richt didn't pull him.
gator-n-buck
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PalsPal":3e8xrkjo said:
It really didn't matter who he played at QB..... :tu:
GA's not a good team without Chubbs... :tu:
gator-n-buck":2a4vaakx said:
Sure, the four picks he threw had no bearing :roll: :lol: !
gator-n-buck
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PalsPal":1zn8t8a2 said:
The defense had nothing to do with it...
