Georgia supporters, devastated by their shocking SEC Championship loss, are hopeful.
ATLANTA, Georgia (First News Atlanta) – A somber understanding that a Georgia three-peat is probably out of the question replaced the initial joy of the official Georgia Bulldogs watch party at Monday Norning Brewing.
“We played one poor game,” remarked Steven King, a Georgia alumnus. “Everyone plays poorly sometimes,”
Nevertheless, hope never goes away.
Andy Wang said, “You’re allowed to lose one game.”Georgia’s first loss in thirty games came at the hands of the dreaded Alabama Crimson Tide, proving that they are not the 2023 SEC Champions.
“Even I wasn’t born,” King declared. “They didn’t lose until then.”
King’s calculations don’t quite add up, but Georgia supporters experienced a gamut of feelings on Saturday, culminating in melancholy.Wang said, “Unfortunately for us, it happened at the end of the year.”
There was surprise for the few Alabama fans present.
“My friends tricked me into going to the Georgia viewing party,” Erin Hayworth said.
and joy.The past keeps happening, so what can I say? Taking pride in Alabama’s 4-0 record versus Georgia in the SEC Championship, Hayworth boasted.
Nevertheless, Georgia fans remained resolute, believing that there might be one more chapter in their championship book as the night came to a finish.
The most they could drop, in King’s opinion, is four. “Georgia is unquestionably the greatest squad in our search for the top four.
