Sunday, October 24, 2010
DAWGBEASTS and the WILDCATS
Justin Houston – The closer we get to Halloween, the more Justin Houston looks like a monster to opposing offenses. Houston finished with 5 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, including 2.5 more sacks to push his league-leading total to nine, but he also forced a fumble, recovered another and even broke up a pass. Georgia head coach Mark Richt said "Justin, he was fired up ready to play…you could just see the look in his eyes.”
Washaun Ealey – Georgia ran the ball when it wanted to against Kentucky on Saturday night and Washaun Ealey reached a new career high carrying the ball 28 times on his way to 157 yards. Along the way, Ealey set the school record with five rushing touchdowns.
Sanders Commings – Sanders Commings continues to come on for the DAWGS and he had another standout night on Saturday finishing with 5 total tackles, a fumble recovery and another interception.
Drew Butler – The DAWGS defense got after Kentucky all night in Lexington and that was due in no small part to the efforts of Butler. Georgia’s punter averaged 50.7 yards per kick and forced Kentucky to start in poor field position most of the game.
Brandon Boykin – Two inches was all Brandon Boykin said he would need to hit the seam on the kickoff return team and when his teammates provided it, Boykin did just that. Boykin made good with a 100 yard kickoff return for TD (the 4th kickoff return for TD of his career) against the Wildcats on Saturday night. Boykin now ranks second in Georgia history in career kickoff return yards with 1,482, trailing only Gene Washington who had 1,637 from 1973-76.
Glory, Glory.
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2 comments:
Dont forget about Shawn Williams who punched the onside kick out of bounds. Had he not done that it would have been wildcat ball and a lot of momentum on their side. He deserves A LOT of credit for that heads up play. Its a play that will get over looked by a lot of people but a play I feel was one of the most important in the game. Hats off to him and the coaches for having the players aware. Ive watched a lot of teams across America make mistakes because they werent paying attention. Not the case this time.
Awesome point, Cleve! That is the type of performance we like to point out with the DAWGBEASTS and I thank you for reminding us of S.Williams great play. Just goes to show the type of observant DAWGS fans we like have as readers here at the BEAST. GO DAWGS!
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