Yeah, I know.
Thinking back to some of the biggest and most unexpected upset wins I've been part of this year, Troy, Syracuse and Arizona St...there was something you could put your finger on, some weakness shown in those favorites LSU, Clemson, Washington. It wasn't strong in Clemson, but you could see they had some games they didn't seem to care much and played down to teams. So that was the weakness there. LSU we saw they weren't all that much better than Syracuse the prior week to Troy and generally didn't look all that special, like vs Miss St. So that was the angle for Troy. With Washington we had first half and road struggles, which showed up at AzSt.
With Georgia, what is the weakness? Where is the vulnerability? Other than possible some angle of a quality QB and a passing game doing something to their D that isn't often done, I don't have much. Maybe Fromm has some questions, but he just isn't asked or needed to do much because of how their O operates. I'm not sure that is the kind of vulnerability that leads to an "ok, here is what can happen" type thing.
So, at any rate, on Monday night all I can say is that there is something inside of me that thinks SC can win that game. As the week goes on maybe something will come to me that makes sense. Until then you've presented a scenario that could lead to SC competing. Right now I have nothing other than a hunch. Big payout with Troy, Syracuse and ArzSt are really nice. But remember I also had big ML dog losses on FIU vs UCF, NTex vs SMU, SMU vs TCU, Akron vs Troy, Northwestern vs Wisconsin, NMexSt vs Arkansas, Syracuse vs Miami, UK vs Miss St and most recently Duke vs VT. SC vs Georgia is more likely to end up on the loser list, but I like taking chances and there is nothing, nothing funner for me than hitting a big upset. So gonna keep trying. Only problem is they usually don't look likely on paper. But that is why they are so awesome when they happen.
