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How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?
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How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 11:08 AM

Obviously, Georgia fans love to brag about their record vs Clemson in football, but how often did we have to play them in the state of Georgia?

Per the Winsipedia page, I count 42 games held in either Athens or Augusta GA versus 22 held in Clemson (1 time in Anderson, SC).

Interestingly, UGA has 42 wins - 18 losses and 4 ties

Maybe there is something to home-field advantage

http://www.winsipedia.com/games/clemson/vs/georgia


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I don't want us to use that argument, because we also had to


Jun 20, 2021, 11:20 AM

play the Coots at home every year until Big Thursday ended after the 1959 game. We owned a 33-21-3 advantage in those games.

Georgia owns the advantage against us purely because they were the better team most of the time when they won.

The Charlotte game will be very interesting. I believe the Clemson program is light years better than it was in 2014, whilst Georgia is only slightly better. If both teams play to potential, I expect a Clemson win by 10-14 points.

And, no, before any of you rubes asks, I am not betting on the game. :)

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Re: I don't want us to use that argument, because we also had to


Jun 20, 2021, 12:43 PM

I agree that Clemson is much better than they were in 2014. I'd disagree that UGA is only slightly better. I think the Dawgs get it done 31 - 21.

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Re: I don't want us to use that argument, because we also had to


Jun 20, 2021, 1:05 PM [ in reply to I don't want us to use that argument, because we also had to ]

I also believe 14 points is a reasonable spread .

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the tug abides


You don't think if we played half those at home, we wouldn't


Jun 20, 2021, 7:04 PM [ in reply to I don't want us to use that argument, because we also had to ]

have several more wins?

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 11:58 AM

TIGERI said:

Maybe there is something to home-field advantage



The series went home-and-home starting with the 1954 game. There have been 17 games played in both Memorial Stadium and Sanford Stadium since then. UGA holds a 23-9-2 lead in those home-and-home games.
It's funny you lump the neutral site games in Augusta together with the games in Athens. Augusta was mutually agreed upon by both teams because that was before either Memorial Stadium or Sanford Stadium were built. They could get a larger crowd in Augusta and gate receipts were the main source of revenue then. But of course, all of that was several years before World War One, and we're talking about a whopping 7 games. (Besides, logistically Augusta is on the state line and not much difference in distance form Athens as Clemson). I mean really, THAT's what you want to complain about?!?!
And speaking of Memorial Stadium, UGA is 8-7-2 in Memorial Stadium.

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 12:11 PM

Who complained? Looks simply like he pointed out some facts for discussion. You seem to be the sensitive type so I get it.

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 7:48 PM


Who complained? Looks simply like he pointed out some facts for discussion. You seem to be the sensitive type so I get it.


It actually did sound like an excuse.

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 8:54 PM

It was an excuse. Prepare for "the refs cheated" in all those games for Georgia.

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 10:16 PM [ in reply to Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia? ]

Oh, well you’ve certainly convinced me. Thanks!

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 12:43 PM [ in reply to Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia? ]

I'd also point out that Clemson was an all-male military school with less than 2,700 students in 1954. UGa's freshmen class was about the same size Clemson's entire enrollment.

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 1:36 PM


I'd also point out that Clemson was an all-male military school with less than 2,700 students in 1954. UGa's freshmen class was about the same size Clemson's entire enrollment.


I'm not sure how having girls on campus made much of a difference with the football team, but Clemson became Co-Ed in 1955. Since then, UGA has a 22-9-2 record.
Besides, back in the day, military schools tended to be pretty good at football so that should have given Clemson an advantage.

And no, UGA did not have a Freshman class that big in 1954 (it was somewhere in the 1200 range, with total enrollment about 4,000)

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 9:54 PM

So you would expect The Citadel football to be on par with UGa?

Nearly the entire corp ended up going to war in WWII. Having to be member of a corp of cadets has an effect on the football program.

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Ok RedDawg


Jun 20, 2021, 1:17 PM [ in reply to Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia? ]

UGA has been historically better, which is
the affirmation you seem to come on here
looking for. And they should be since they
are in a larger talent rich state which
doesn't matter as much now with recruiting
as it did decades ago.

If you want to nitpick, UGA claims 2 national
championships. I wondered when the other one
was so I looked. In 1942, Ohio State was AP
champs and UGA was in some other polls before
UPI started a poll.

And to nitpick further, we got punished by the
NCAA (and ACC) in the early 80s for recruiting
violations (maybe including getting outbid for
Herschel by UGA), while UGA got nothing for
their improprieties. UGA took it a step further
by demoting, then firing Jan Kemp for opposing
AD involvement in keeping 9 players eligible
during the 1980 championship season when they
couldn't pass a remedial English course. She
won a lawsuit against the university.

Even more recently, sketchy SEC recruiting
seems to fall through the cracks. Remember
when UT started self reporting earlier this
year possibly to get rid of Pruitt and UGA
issues were exposed in the process with the
recruitment of Amarius Mims and maybe others?
You have to do what it takes to compete right?
But let's be civil about it shall we

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Re: Ok RedDawg


Jun 20, 2021, 2:39 PM

What UGA "issues" were exposed?

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Re: Ok RedDawg


Jun 20, 2021, 3:20 PM

Not much to debate here. Ga. has pretty much owned us other than the Danny Ford years but I can unequivocally say the last 10 years or so, we have been the superior and most accomplished team. Much happier too??.

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Civil?


Jun 20, 2021, 6:36 PM [ in reply to Ok RedDawg ]

Not looking for any kind of "affirmation", rather just accuracy and/or clarification. Tigeri was seemingly trying to imply that the main reason UGA leads the series is because Clemson "had" to play in the state of Georgia. I just pointed out we lead the series since it went home & home. Very matter-of-fact, and pretty civil. Then you insinuate we "outbid" you for Herschel, got "nothing for our improprieties", had "sketchy SEC recruiting", etc. You really want to stay "civil"?

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Re: Civil?


Jun 20, 2021, 10:20 PM

Civility is a two way street. Your homerism is on par with whom you question………………

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Re: Civil?


Jun 20, 2021, 11:57 PM

Civility and homerism are two entirely different things. Of course I'm a homer.

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Re: Civil?


Jun 21, 2021, 12:11 AM

Who said they were the same thing? Agree, you are a homer.

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Re: How many CU/UGA FB games played in the state of Georgia?


Jun 20, 2021, 10:41 PM

We won't count the fact that our players had to be able to read and write whereas the UGA players only criteria was that they were breathing. Not an excuse ..... just a fact.

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