Growing pains are never easy. Sometimes the same mistakes are made over and over and learning from them is easier said than done. The Mountaineers seem to be repeating history with each passing loss. With a team full of freshmen, mistakes are unavoidable. Making mistakes are what they do more often than making the right play or read. Saturday’s loss was a good game to watch from a football perspective, but not from a black and gold point of view. The difference was the turnovers. Both teams turned the ball over once with the Mountaineers offense sputtering with a punt following their takeaway. Chattanooga took advantage on their interception, by returning it for a touchdown. Unfortunately, that was the difference on the scoreboard. Another crummy way to end a game, by letting it slip away late. There is no cure to being young, other than dealing with it. At this point in the season, we are almost at a loss for words. Going back to drawing board is getting old, but still a necessity. This week the Mountaineers have to dig real deep, and look for some motivation as they travel to one of college football’s most mystical stadiums for a battle in which they are severely overmatched. Georgia is constantly stocked with some of the best talent in the country at all positions, but has had plenty of issues having one of those truly special teams over the years. They are comparable to those Appalachian teams prior to national championships as they are never an easy win and always considered one of the best. Finally these two schools will face off after the game being moved to different seasons on two occasions. We’ll just say the Dawgs were avoiding the Mountaineers, waiting until the time was right.

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Jawja 32

ASU 34

I predict.....wait for it.... PAIN
I doubt we even score unless it is late in the game against their cheerleaders. I just hope KB does not get hurt. Also on the off chance Kam does get a pass off I pray he does not set someone up to get killed by throwing one of those patented lofty sky balls.

Im as optimistic as any App fan when it comes to predicting scores with FBS schools, but this one......as bad as our season has gone, Georgia 54 App 10, and we get out of there with no serious injuries.

Let's get out alive and win the last two.

The Big Dawgs- 55
Check please - 6

We won't look as bad as we did at VT.

This will be a classic "alot to a little" game. Georgia wins by as much as they want to. Let's give our best effort (unlike the Va Tech game), stay healthy and then close out the season with 2 straight wins.

Georgia 51
Apps 10

ASU 17

UGA 64

I'll take this week off. NP

MEN WITH LONG GUNS 10 not another dog(O crap,nice doggy,here's some gator bits-HELP!!!) 40

MEN WITH LONG GUNS 10 not another dog(O crap,nice doggy,here's some gator bits-HELP!!!) 40

I'm taking the week off as well.

Big C - here's my guess (and I haven't looked it up) Sonny Seiler was the attorney in "Midnight in the Garden...." movie with the UGA bulldog? ---

App - 10
UGA - 59

asutrnr81 wrote:Jawja 32

ASU 34

I'll have what you're having

Nevertheless, I'll be there in black cheering for the good guys.

Ultimately the score will depend on attitude, athletic ability, and focus. Based upon previous results:

Georgia 59

App State 17

Offense starts out on fire, and the rumors of Todd Gurley being suspended are true. We take a lead into halftime, causing all the major networks to bring up Michigan. Then, we fizzle in the second half and lose by a respectable score.

Another band of hicks from Georgia- 38
Hicks from North Carolina- 21

UGA - 70
App - 9

App State - 9
UGA - 42