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Georgia v. UNC Predictions

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Georgia 20-17.

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Georgia 20-17.

Why so low scoring? UNC may have a HS defense, but they can put up some points on anyone. It would not shock me one bit if UNC wins this one, but I have UGA 38-35.

Why so low scoring? UNC may have a HS defense, but they can put up some points on anyone. It would not shock me one bit if UNC wins this one, but I have UGA 38-35.

First game and last year in 1st game, UNC only scored 13 on S. Carolina. I think Georgia's D is a little better. Also, UGA breaking in new QB and I feel they will keep it on the ground.

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First game and last year in 1st game, UNC only scored 13 on S. Carolina. I think Georgia's D is a little better. Also, UGA breaking in new QB and I feel they will keep it on the ground.
You may be right. But I'll go with the theory that UNC didn't quite have an identity at this point last year and now they do. I'll choose to look at the ACC championship last year where the hung 37 up on Clemson who had a very good defense (much better than UGA). But this is the great thing about the first game of the year. Everyone thinks they have a chance to go 12-0.

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