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On paper, this is a matchup that heavily favors Georgia. They have experience and size on their side, and should allow the Bulldog backs to eat up big chunks of yards. The Broncos absolutely must get their backs up when in the red zone to slow down the Georgia express. Otherwise, it could be a blowout. If Georgia is allowed to pound it out on the ground, and mix in the pass from quarterback D.J. Shockley without any pressure from the front four, they will win the game. It's really that simple. The Bronco defensive line must do what it does best--stop the run--but it must also create havoc for Shockley when he drops to pass and above all, keep him from scrambling for first downs, ala the Liberty Bowl game. Shockley has much more ability, is quicker and more mobile than the Louisville quarterbacks. The former Elite 11 quarterback who is starting his first game must be pressured into mistakes.