Man, it must really suck to be a Dawg Fan. Always having to live in the past because you realize your future really really sucks. Daaaam!

THWG!

By the way, have any of you ever noticed the types of women that successful men (i.e. Tech grads or “nerds” in your vernacular) hang around with? I’ll give you a hint: they’re usually smoking hot. Probably not as hot as that cousin you’ll have to peel off the pleather sofa when you return to your trailer from a long hard day collecting recyclable goods and drinking Steel Reserve tall boys, but close enough.

I can see him and maddog making these names up…I call mine “BIGDAWG DADDY”, well I call me “HERSHEL’S TWIN”, well I call mine “DOOLEY’S DI*K”, well I call…

What a bush-league outfit you rednecks have.

But…I have to say…you really don’t help your cause. This is like wrestling a pig. You are going to get dirty. But the pig will enjoy it. So Arnold, I’m done with this. I’m taking a shower to wash off the UGAg filth that comes from the cesspool.

http://www.collegefootballpoll.com/champions_national.html

WHOO HOO!! HIP HIP HORAY HIP HIP HORAY!!

What a tool.

http://www.collegefootballpoll.com/champions_national.html

Hmm, I do believe I see Georgia Tech listed four (count ‘em, FOUR) times, and I only see UGAG listed ONCE…I REPEAT: ONCE!!

We at Tech don’t measure our success by solely whether we beat you or not. I am not going to lie to you, it does feel nice (I think Roddy Jones just scored on a toss sweep again).

We measure our success the way all programs do…national championships. How Many do YOU have?

The dog nation had penis envy for the Jackets when they owned us over the last 7 years. Now that we have a superior coach and are starting our own streak I can’t imagine how unbearable it will get for all you silly rednecks.

Bottom line is you have been running your mouth on Tech blogs for the last 7 years and now your coach has been exposed and you are lashing out. I know where the fear comes from and it is quite enjoyable.

But hey..you got that awesome tight end out of Florida..you beat Florida out for him…he never even considered little lowly Tech…thats a victory isnt it. Maybe Richt can involve Jesus and prayer and convert a big recruit into a conference title? Or maybe it will be more the same “next year we will be awesome” rhetoric out of the clowns from athens.

Also, I love all these tools who discount ending a streak when they are the same ones who would not shut up when they got one of their 2 out of 17 victories against Florida over the last 2 decades. Pathetic.

THREE post names in one article? HILARIOUS!!! Perhaps you need to connect with RAMBLESteveKneeJerkONSuperior so your three personalities can pair off with his three personalities.

Very nice. Look at all these posts after CPJ spoke. Yeah, I’d saying the UGA fans are slightly concerned. As they should be – PJ is a winner, especially in rivalry games.

From * Wikopedia* and *The NEW GEORGIA Encyclopedia.*

Georgia Southern took a chance on him as a quarterback, and the “Ham-bone” offense was born. Essentially a variation on the wishbone (a.k.a. PJ’s “triple option), the game plan revolved around Ham’s ability to pass on the run or to utilize his speed to get downfield on foot. The offense averaged 41.3 points and 500 yards per game. Most importantly Ham lead the Eagles to championships in 1985 and 1986, gaining nearly 1,000 yards and scoring ten touchdowns in the two title games. YES, PJ was the OC for Georgia Southern at this time, and it was he who convinced Erk to install this “wacky” offense after moving over from DL coach in ‘83-’84.
The 1989 team was the last to be coached by Russell, who at age sixty-three finished his career at Georgia Southern with an 83-22-1 overall record. His teams averaged an astounding 10.4 wins per year against I-AA competition.

Under head coach Paul Johnson, who took over in 1996, Georgia Southern returned to dominance with Adrian Peterson, the all-time leading rusher in I-AA history. Like Tracy Ham, he saved his best for the play-offs, averaging 171 yards rushing in postseason games. (PJ was 62-10 as HC, that’s 12.4 wins per season; pretty astounding too).

Prior to becoming a head coach, Johnson spent eight seasons as offensive coordinator at the University of Hawai’i from 1987 to 1994. He helped lead the Rainbow Warriors to their first Western Athletic Conference title and their first bowl appearance and victory, in the 1992 Holiday Bowl. In 1995 and 1996, he served as Navy offensive coordinator and brought his option offense with him. In 1996, Navy recorded its first winning season in 14 years, going 9-3, including a victory at the Aloha Bowl. Johnson has performed well against rivals, including a perfect 5-0 mark against rival Army while head coach at Navy and a 1-0 start against rival UGA while head coach at Georgia Tech.

Gonna be 2-0 in November – woooooo!

By the way, are your posts disappearing or are they just “awaiting moderation”?

Georgia in August of 2008 wanted Rentavious Wooten as their main WR target for the 2008-2009 Recruiting year. One Georgia Coach described him as “A guy who can turn a 5 yard pass into a 75 yard touchdown reception.” When Wooten started to waiver on Georgia with Florida and LSU calling, Coach Mark Richt announced that recruiting receivers would be the number 1 priority- making Marlon Brown the number 1 prospect plus reeling in Wooten. Ironically, this happened around the time that Donavan Baldwin and WR Walter Hill exited the Georgia Football team- 2 scholarships open up. When Phil Fulmer got fired by Tennessee, Marlon Brown became a much more realistic possibility for Georgia. All of this happened around the same time.

As a precaution or backup plan in case Brown still went with the Vols or Wooten went through with his bailout to the Gators, they recruited WR’s like Kansas Junior College WR Cameron Kenney, Stephen Hill, and Michael Bowman.

Stephen Hill like Kenney was a second option, a back up plan. If you want to say that Georgia lost Michael Bowman to Bama, then fine, I think that is legit; but adding Brown and Charles is dramatic improvement over Hill or Kenney who were clearly back-up plans.

Charles and Brown played in both Army All-American game in San Antonio and the ESPN/Under Armour game in Orlando. Sure, Hill and Kenney may turn out to be Jerry Rice and Cris Carter(NOT likely) and maybe Charles and Brown could be bust(it could happen) but until that actually happens, GEORGIA WON THIS ONE, JUST LIKE THEY WON THE LAST 14 OUT OF 18 GA VS TECH GAMES.

One game does not mean Georgia Tech has taken over Georgia. Just ask LSU.