Georgia Bulldogs key player Earnest Greene has put the perfect full stop on his career due to…

As the Georgia Bulldogs enter a bye week, they have time to reflect on a good win Saturday against the Vanderbilt Commodores. They also have an opportunity to finally begin to focus on what will truly be their most exciting game of the season against the No. 1 Florida Gators.

 

There is no love lost between these two teams in the Urban Meyer era as each has embarrassed the other at least once in the last three-seasons.

 

That said, the match-up this year is sure to be much anticipated by the Bulldawg Nation as the Dawgs would love to crush the BCS hopes of the mighty ones down south while regaining a little national respect in the process.

 

 

However, that is still another eleven days away and we have much to do in the meantime.

 

A couple of performances stood out on Saturday and brought to mind a bit of mental wrangling as to why we don’t see these particular guys more often.

 

I would never profess to be a genius as far as player substitutions and readiness are concerned but there have clearly been some standout performances by both Fred Munzenmaier and Bacarri Rambo this season so it begs the question: Why aren’t they getting more reps than their lesser-producing counterparts.

 

No answers can necessarily be given here but that doesn’t stop the question from existing.

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