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Prayers for all of our friends in the Peach State

We have a lot of friends in Georgia. But in particular, the beautiful property of two of our closest friends, in Metter, suffered serious damage due to the storm. It is a beautiful property that they have worked very hard on for years. Candler Dawg knows. I am sickened to hear this. They and their house (and all of their farm animals) are fine. But there are hundreds of trees down on their property. Several hit fences around livestock and their barn. They are without power, water, and internet service and plan to be for some time. Praying for all.

Latest Helene briefing for NGA from NWS via

Glenn Burns on social media:

This is from Glenn Burns:

Just out of a conference with our NWS office. Here is what I learned.

1. Storm is expected to be a low end Cat 3
at landfall

2. Do not concentrate on center. The
wind field is HUGE, at the upper end of
the scale

3. This will still be an unprecedented
event with rain and wind gusts of
50-70 mph during the overnight hours

4. Rainfall will increase in intensity
overnight with 4-6 additional inches
and up to 8 inches for NE mountains

5. Winds will increase in north Georgia
with tropical storm force SUSTAINED
winds moving north into Macon around
midnight and 3 am in the metro, then
6 am in far north Georgia.

6. Severe threat for brief spin up
tornadoes are more likely in southeast
Georgia.

7. The EXACT track is still in flux and
will be until we see exactly where land
fall occurs.

8. High probability of trees and
powerlines going down. Power
outages will be very likely.

9. As the storm moves in our winds will
be from the east and southeast. As.
It passes winds will change direction
and will be from the west and
northwest. When this happens,
winds will be the strongest. Trees
blowing one way will then be blown
another way…many will go down.

10. Our NWS projected path is east of
the NHC official forecast. We will get
an update at 4 pm.

Hope this answers some of your questions

Final game thoughts

Their secondary is young and mostly untested. Although we haven’t looked like world beaters through the air I expect this to change. Beck will be ready.

They are boom or bust on offense. If our corners are able to hold up and make them have to sustain drives we will be good.

I just really hope we do not sit back and let milroe move around. Bring 4 and 5 consistently and make him get the ball out quick and process things fast. I don’t think he can do that.

I like us 30-24. Go dawgs!

More and more, it's Anthony Evans...

Not saying by any means that he's going to have a huge day where everybody knows his name Sunday morning, but with Humphreys out, he's the only WR we have besides Arian that can house it on any play. Really wondering if we might have 2-3 plays drawn up for him if we get the right look or spot a tendency early on.

Bama secondary is talented but young and/or new, and I hope we can turn 20 yd plays into 60 yd TDs. AEIII could possibly help.
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