Quote:I honestly feel better about our chances today than I did, say, a few weeks ago.
Yeah, I think everyone does, which is good. IF GSU plays like they did against WV, we will win. That's guaranSheed. However, it's GSU's home opener, they're well coached, and one cannot expect them to play That bad come Saturday, with 5 turnovers and a passing game where *I* could probably be slightly better at. No, I don't expect that backup who was touted as being decent turned starter to be turning a complete 180 on Saturday. However, I don't expect him to be as bad. That'd be silly.
Also, how well can we stop the run? IMO, we can contain/corral it, and for teams that can't run the ball all that well we can stop it, but we're not a run-stopping team. IMO, don't expect 5 turnovers, don't expect passing to be AS bad as 1-for-10. They have a good coaching staff and will be more on point this Saturday for their opening game for their home opener, and when not turning the ball over so much they'll feel more in-line.
How good are they? We shall see. To beat them, no, we don't need to be close to flawless like we would have needed to be to beat MSU. Of course not. We can make some mistakes, but our main thing is to be able to Adequately contain/corral the run game, while still Not allowing them to pass efficiently.
If GS doesn't play Way more improved to what some expected to see GS as -- us not winning will be Our fault. That's what's tough about first-several-weeks of college football. One still doesn't know exactly what to expect from many teams who are changing things up.