Well we've had better recruiting classes than them in the last forever outside of one class, so we have more talent and more depth. Those are facts, so not sure where you came up with your opinion as you attempt to shade someone else's statement. Our depth is deeper than Georgia's. You don't just overcome the last ten years of Saban's recruiting and results with one better class, or two, or even three.
I was the one that has spoken about Georgia's garbage secondsry since last year, so I am in agreement that is the buggest flaw of their team. Outside of that they dominate, plain and simple. They have the results to show it with two trophies. The Ohio State game? Dude, we all need luck here and there to win a Natty. Alabama has had their breaks as well, but it's more of finding that way to win and building that culture.
Your offense averages over 40 points a game and you lose to a backup quarterback at Texas A&M last year, allow a team to torch you for over 500 yards of offense with a terrible defensive called game, and then lose to a mediocre LSU team that got beat by Florida State and embarrassed at home by Tennessee, and then dropped a game to Texas A&M.
End of story, we weren't that good on defense with the best player we've had on that side of the ball in 30 years or more. Top talent everywhere and we continue to drop in our defensive rankings. I mean, come on, everyone wants to keep looking at statistics and not how they were built against cupcakes, but those same people don't want to acknowledge our defensive ranking under Golding has dropped.
Golding was pushed out, because going to Ole Miss is not a step up. It'll all be settled when we play them and then how we start to rank defensively the next two years, so it'll be interesting on what Saban decides, but Georgia played faster and with more attitude than we did the last two years, those are simple facts, not opinion.
