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Turnovers: Auburn would greatly benefit from winning the turnover war if they were to pull off the upset in Athens. It’s always the case. Quick observation. Georgia must safeguard the ball and force mistakes. The Tigers’ defeats to Cal and Arkansas were caused by turnovers. Recall the day Auburn came close to defeating the Bulldogs, who were rated #1, on the Plains? The squad led by Hugh Freeze profited on Bulldog errors. The kicking game and turnovers are usually overly essential. That’s absolutely the case Saturday. For Coach King Kirby Smart, they are what the ‘experts’ call “points of emphasis.” As if they aren’t for every game. Hey, this is Auburn/Georgia.

2. Physicality – In the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry, toughness is another essential component for success, particularly in the trenches. Being the strongest and fiercest child on the block has its benefits. And you had better know how to block a blow. When the Bulldogs play the Tigers, the team with the better physicality on the line of scrimmage usually wins. This is true all the way back to Wally Butts, Shug Jordan, Vince Dooley, Pat Dye, and today.

Crossovers Athens to Auburn: There is ample historical evidence of the ties between these two archrival cities. When Pat Dye was at Auburn and Vince Dooley was at Georgia in the 1980s, they were arguably the most well-known. Dooley was a superb receiver at Auburn. At Georgia, Dye was a top-tier tackle. Russell Erk attended Auburn. In fact, he was the Tigers final four sport letterman. Joel Eaves moved from Auburn to Georgia. His employment began on November 22, 1963. A notable historical date. The Plains gave birth to three extremely valuable UGA Athletic Association members over the years: Dick Copas, Lee Hayley, and John Shafer. Prior to becoming Georgia’s head basketball coach, Jordan served as an assistant football coach.