Top Reasons For Georgia To Win The SEC Championship Game

1. Georgia's Top-Notch Run Defence

In contrast to the greater part of the defenses, the Tigers' productive offense has confronted this season. The Bulldogs have their top-defense in their front seven to stop the Bayou Bengals' ground game.

The Junkyard Dogs have the top of the line surge defense in the SEC, holding their rivals to a stingy 71 yards for each game on the ground. The Tigers have been held under 100 surging yards just once this year, increasing 86 yards versus Mississippi State.

Those Maroon Bulldogs are tenth in the SEC in surging defense. The Georgia Bulldogs are going to abandon their principles to make the Tigers one-dimensional on offense.

2. Georgia's Appreciative Pass Defense

What's more, yes, I realize that making the Tigers one-dimensional can be a hazardous thing. It is particularly with expected Heisman Trophy victor Joe Burrow back there hurling it at a crazy 78 percent consumption rate. In any case, recollect this; this likewise will be the best pass defense that Burrow will confront this season. No doubt.

The Bulldog barrage isn't insane risky, sitting eighth in the SEC in sacks with 26. In any case, the cautious backfield has been solid, driven by defenses J.R. Reed and Richard LeCounte. The back seven, when all is said in done, will be the hardest Burrow will confront.

Likewise, the Junkyard Dogs will get the cautious end's administration, Devonte Wyatt, back this week, which has 19 QB hustles on the season. Anticipate that he should be a distinction creator for the Bulldogs. They have surrendered recently 8.5 focuses per game since that twofold additional time misfortune to South Carolina.

3. About the LSU protection

On the opposite side of this condition is the thing that can best be depicted as the sometimes porous defense of the Tigers. LSU is surrendering 345 yards for each game, which is ninth in the SEC, and the Bulldogs are surrendering only 257, which is the best in the meeting.

On five events, the Purple Gang has given up four scores, or more in a game. This includes some way, or another surrendering 38 focuses to a punchless Vanderbilt offense and 614 yards to a four-win Ole Miss group. In truth, give the demon his due. The Tigers are falling off their best-defense exhibition of holding Texas A&M to seven focuses, and only 169 absolute yards.

 Be that as it may, Jake Fromm and his companions will be an entirely different creature, being utilized to the SEC Championship Game furor and publicity. The Bulldogs have played well in this setting for the most recent two years.

4. Jake Fromm and D'Andre Swift are the best QB/RB pair the Tigers have confronted

Remaining on the Fromm train will likewise be the best quarterback the Tigers have needed to manage, easily. Tua Tagovailoa was gimpy, best case scenario in their standoff with Alabama, which disabled the Tide QB's viability. Furthermore, Swift left the Georgia Tech game with a shoulder injury. However, lead trainer Kirby Smart even recognized that "he could've returned on the off chance that we required him."

Even though some wearing down at wide beneficiary (Lawrence Cager was lost for the season and green bean George Pickens is suspended for the primary portion of this game), Fromm finished goes to 10 distinct collectors versus Tech sharing the riches will be quality here.

What's more, one more thing we haven't referenced, the Georgia hostile line, is one of the tops in the country. This is the reason the Dawgs are third overall in sacks permitted and why Swift and individual running backs Brian Herrien, Zamir White, and the irregular James Cook have been given extraordinary running paths all season. Most astonishingly, of the 12 games, UGA has played, 11 of them have seen their field general be block attempt free. 

5. The Vengeance Factor

This is the game that the Bulldogs have been hanging tight for more than 13 months for. The last time we saw Georgia play LSU, the Bulldogs were positioned second in the nation and ventured out to play a day game against the No.13 Tigers in Death Valley.

The Dawgs were supported and hoped to keep up their College Football Playoff trusts. Perhaps they were taking a gander at their season finisher trusts more than their rival for reasons unknown. Because the Bulldogs played their most disastrous showing of the 2018 season, losing to the Bayou Bengals repulsive 36-16 check.

Fromm was only 16 of 34 for 209 yards with two captures and was sacked multiple times. Brilliant and his staff realizes their charges can play better than that and will feel impatient to offer some reparation for that faceplant a year ago.