Well, Georgia is quickly put in a pass by Marcus Freeman today and everything is pointing

to Penn State.

I'm Tim Priestler, Tim O'Malley and John Bryce, and this is instant analysis brought you

by RVMH Hall of Fame in Elkhart.

Quick recap of Georgia, although I know Tim O'Malley, you want to say some things about that

matchup, but Marcus Freeman and the team has turned it quickly to Penn State. Penn State talked about

the offense, and this is a very complete football team. You know, we talked about what Nordenwood

could do against Georgia's run game. They aren't very good against the run. Penn State's good

in pretty much everything that they do. Not good at running the football. Yeah, Penn State's good in pretty much everything that they do.

Not good at running the football.

Yeah, Penn State's good at running the football.

I thought it was important where Marcus pointed out because a lot of people have asked

about the offensive approach on a day where the defense was obviously an A-plus, the special

teams in A-plus.

The offense played complimentary football to manage to get, they had one half of an offense

playing complimentary football, the to get. They had one half of an offense playing complimentary football the running game.

And Marcus Freeman said, we had to run the ball against what was easily the best defense we're going to

face. We knew we had to run the ball and protect the ball. And stopping the run was the key.

He said passing yards will not beat us this game. It's such an interesting dynamic to me because

Al Golden thought during the early parts of the year when you're playing worse teams,

rushing yards will not beat us, but they knew the difference.

I thought they executed it splendidly.

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