A nose ahead?

Gentry Estes
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Big John Jenkins has been a force up front for UGA this season. (Photo by Evan Stichler/UGA Sports Communications)

ATHENS, Ga. -- Like Georgia in 2010, Tennessee is growing through the first year of a new 3-4 defense. But comparing the two, there seems one (very) large difference.

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http://georgia.247sports.com/Article/In-a-new-3-4-scheme-is-Tennessee-a-nose-ahead-of-where-UGA-was-92931
ATHENS, Ga. -- Like Georgia in 2010, Tennessee is growing through the first year of a new 3-4 defense. But comparing the two, there seems one (very) large difference.
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Interesting read.
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AzzKckrUGA said...
Florida ran the ball for 336 yards against them. We need to do that same thing but we will be better able to mix in the pass as well and keep it balanced than Florida given Murray.

And last week Akron gained 115 yards on an average of 4.4 yds per rush in a game that was tied at 23 at halftime.
If Tre Burton can take it 80 yards on an outside run against UT, Gurley and Marshall can do the same.
Just keep the balanced approach and make any needed adjustments.
As for McCullers, I'm not worried about Andrews ability to deal with him. He may be a lot lighter, but he's also six inches shorter, which means he can cut McCullers down. Being tall isn't generally an advantage at the nose, where a submarining center can prevent the NT from getting penetration.
Cnotain Bray in the first half, maintain pressure on him, stuff the run, and I like our chances.
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Our OL goes up the likes of John Jenkins and Geathers everyday. Two guys that aren't just big, but athletic future NFL guys who are good.
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