I’m sure you’ve seen the latest AP Poll. Thanks to UGA Scheduling a cupcake last week, the voters dropped them down to #2 in the rankings, despite the fact that they kicked GSU’s ass. So what happens this week when Georgia plays the Central Michigan Chippewaws and wins by 40 points? Do we get dropped down to #3 or #4? Ugghhh.

“It’s not just that they’re the best team in the country, it’s going there to play in a tough environment,” Jones, Central Michigan’s coach, said. “It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a team with that much speed and that complete in all three phases of the game: offense, defense and special teams.”

But good news though. Knowshon Moreno wasn’t limited during practices this week (remember he had those leg cramps late in the GSU game). He’ll be ready to play and ready to run the ball.

I would like to see Knowshon have a few more attempts this week. I know we won’t see many until the Arizona State game, but I think 12-13 carries would be nice, instead of the 8 he had last week. Combine that with a couple of receptions and he’ll have a nice statistical outing. Maybe something like 140 total yards and 2 touchdowns.

Don’t forget that if you can predict Knowshon’s rushing yards for tomorrow’s game, you will win a Bulldog colored disposable flask!

Here’s your chance to win a Georgia Bulldog colored disposable flask. We gave one away a couple of weeks ago, so if you missed out then, here’s a second chance. It’s the perfect item for tailgating and holds up to 7.5 fluid ounces.

To win this disposable flask all you need to do is guess how many rushing yards Knowshon Moreno will have vs. Central Michigan this week (the game is at 3:30 on Saturday September 6 in Athens). You must submit a rushing yards total without going over. If you go over by only 1 yard of his total, you will not win.

To enter, all you have to do is submit your guess in a comment to this post. Your comment must be submitted by 12:00 Noon on Gameday. I will contact the winner by e-mail, so please enter your correct e-mail address during the comment submission form.