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<blockquote data-quote="Yjacket82" data-source="post: 352822" data-attributes="member: 2416"><p>I am not sure we win, but I do not think for the reasons you posted. Yes, I think OL depth could be a concern as the season progresses, but I don't think that it is a logical reason for predicting an individual loss. The starters are good and we have enough depth for any "typical" injuries for 1 game. I know that could always happen, but that is a weird way to predict an individual game result.</p><p></p><p>I think our D has done a much better job on the quick, short junk this year and covering RBs coming out of the backfield (which UM just lost their best threat at that). I think UM's tall WRs are potentially more dangerous.</p><p></p><p>Marshall will get pounded, but he is too young in his career to turn into Vad Lee (I hope). Short of an actual injury, he will be okay. Not sure this is a much bigger stage than playing in MB as the only game on national TV. Didn't he break some kind of Lamar Jackson rushing record in that game? Have you noticed that he has played better in the bigger games that the Jacksonville State stuff (small sample size, I know). I get the sacking stuff, but I do not think we throw as much as a lot of teams.</p><p></p><p>Even though we have been "sparked" by UM and Richt, I am not sure past success is an indication of future results (see Clemson in BDS last year as an example).</p><p></p><p>No, I tend to agree with most of the posters here, I believe it will come down to turnovers. Both teams are effectively the same as last year, other that replacing QBs. Both QBs seem about as good as their predecessors. Both teams were able to move the ball against each other last year. The three Tech turnovers were the difference. I counter UM's 5 starters out with their home field advantage. It looks like weather may not be as crappy as was earlier thought. Could be a fun game.</p><p></p><p>Go Jackets!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Yjacket82, post: 352822, member: 2416"] I am not sure we win, but I do not think for the reasons you posted. Yes, I think OL depth could be a concern as the season progresses, but I don't think that it is a logical reason for predicting an individual loss. The starters are good and we have enough depth for any "typical" injuries for 1 game. I know that could always happen, but that is a weird way to predict an individual game result. I think our D has done a much better job on the quick, short junk this year and covering RBs coming out of the backfield (which UM just lost their best threat at that). I think UM's tall WRs are potentially more dangerous. Marshall will get pounded, but he is too young in his career to turn into Vad Lee (I hope). Short of an actual injury, he will be okay. Not sure this is a much bigger stage than playing in MB as the only game on national TV. Didn't he break some kind of Lamar Jackson rushing record in that game? Have you noticed that he has played better in the bigger games that the Jacksonville State stuff (small sample size, I know). I get the sacking stuff, but I do not think we throw as much as a lot of teams. Even though we have been "sparked" by UM and Richt, I am not sure past success is an indication of future results (see Clemson in BDS last year as an example). No, I tend to agree with most of the posters here, I believe it will come down to turnovers. Both teams are effectively the same as last year, other that replacing QBs. Both QBs seem about as good as their predecessors. Both teams were able to move the ball against each other last year. The three Tech turnovers were the difference. I counter UM's 5 starters out with their home field advantage. It looks like weather may not be as crappy as was earlier thought. Could be a fun game. Go Jackets!!! [/QUOTE]
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