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CougarbibThey have bested simply nobody. SIMPLY nobody. If this game was in Provo, I would guarantee a BYU win. SIMPLY would.
But U know how I feel about road games - especially East Coast road games.
GA Tech - beat Presbyterian - that does not guarantee a win over Mormons.
They beat Virginia and Boston College. That sounds at least a little bit impressive until one digs a little deeper and notes that these teams are both in last place in their respective divisions of the ACC.
That puts GT about where U is with their win over a lower division team and assuming U manages a win over Colorado and Washington State later on.
We lost to U(clank) in our own time zone - playing behind a seriously injured QB.
This should be a very close game as AirWolf84 calculated. Edge goes to GT. BYU could rise up. It will happen only if BYU scores far more points than they usually do and if BYU allows GT far fewer points than their pathetic opponents have allowed.
GT hopes to end its FG kicking woes with the return of their place-holder from injury. Will that once again be the difference maker?
It will. But will BYU miss a field goal or succeed in going for it on 4th down and get the winning TD?
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But U know how I feel about road games - especially East Coast road games.
GA Tech - beat Presbyterian - that does not guarantee a win over Mormons.
They beat Virginia and Boston College. That sounds at least a little bit impressive until one digs a little deeper and notes that these teams are both in last place in their respective divisions of the ACC.
That puts GT about where U is with their win over a lower division team and assuming U manages a win over Colorado and Washington State later on.
We lost to U(clank) in our own time zone - playing behind a seriously injured QB.
This should be a very close game as AirWolf84 calculated. Edge goes to GT. BYU could rise up. It will happen only if BYU scores far more points than they usually do and if BYU allows GT far fewer points than their pathetic opponents have allowed.
GT hopes to end its FG kicking woes with the return of their place-holder from injury. Will that once again be the difference maker?
It will. But will BYU miss a field goal or succeed in going for it on 4th down and get the winning TD?
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