Stroud says Ohio State won’t try to copy LSU’s plan. “I mean, that’s LSU,” Stroud said earlier this month. “We’ve got to play Buckeye football. And if that means we have to run the ball, then that is what it is. If that means we got to throw, that is what it is.” At the very least, the proud Georgia defense has had reason to take advantage of the extra time to prepare for the playoff game. “It just showed some of the things we’ve got to work on, so we have been attacking that in practice and working to get better,” Georgia inside linebacker Smael Mondon said Tuesday, adding that defensive backs and other defensive players have been “staying after practice trying to get more work. Just trying to get better and fix whatever issues we’ve got.” Mondon had six tackles and his first career interception in the SEC…
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