We had them on the ropes. About to put them down for the 10 count, then Harrison gets hit in the head.

That one play changed the entire offense, Marv has been our only consistently good receiver this year. The other receivers have been inconsistent, sometimes flashing, other times disappearing.

I'm disappointed in the defense, in the biggest games they failed to show up when they needed to. Putting a safety on a receiver in man coverage is stupid, just stick to zone defense. Make Georgia earn every inch. It was also nice to see the old Kerry Coombs defensive strategy of the MLB dropping into safety coverage to cover a slot receiver (although to be fair l, Tommy almost made a play on that ball).

I'm disappointed in our cornerbacks, who are bad, and have been bad for 3 straight years. I really hope we rethink our strategy of not going after portal players for secondary help.

I'm disappointed in the defensive line, namely the constant substitutions that cause us to either not be lined up or getting penalties because we are subbing out when the other team is in hurry up (as much as I appreciate everything Larry has done, it might be time for him to retire.)

We were 1 point away from playing for a national title, a missed kick from an otherwise automatic 3 point machine away from playing to earn the right to stand at the top of the mountain.

I'm not pissed like 2019 when that game was stolen from us, in fact I didn't think we were going to win the game, but the way CJ played, he played like a warrior. He played how he needed to, did whatever it took to get the team to the promised land. That's what's disappointing, I came into the game with zero expectation they would win, and when we were up 14 at the beginning of the 4th, I texted my dad I believe!!!! I thought at that point we had them, and then 15 minutes of in game time, defeat. Congrats to Georgia, they showed that even when you hit the champ on the chin and the count is 9, they got up off that mat and won the fight