Comments on: There’s too much comfort, too little accountability, at Georgia

By: Don Wilson

Don Wilson — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:47:17 +0000

I really think we need a Never Quit attitude and I just don’t see it in Richt at all.He dont show much emotion at all until it’s too late ..DEEP into the season he now decides to point to plays the refs miss and now that he did they start throwing flags on a Florida team that hasn’t been flagged all year..TOO BAD it was late at near the end of the game,but they were hit with quiet a few after that .Ive seen play after play that should have been red flagged and Richt stood Idle..he could have thrown the challenge flag on too much celebration after the AJ score on LSU that cost us the game and saw AJ did half if anything more than Tebow does every single game “BUT HE DIDN’T IN THE GEORGIA GAME HMMM Held his emotion in check with UM on his case I bet..nothing was going to ruin beating Georgia even if Tebow had to be ilenced..wonder why Richt doesn’t command that same respect????? another hmmmm Well I think the man we need for this or other job on this Georgia team is a man who NEVER QUIT And that man’s name would be DAVID POLLACK. We seriously need to put his name out there ..that Guy never quit and broke his freaking neck hitting men that were really too big for him..His heart alone got him to the NFL not his size for sure..He will butt heads with the players like ERK did,yes even with a previous broken neck,he will.If not a head coach a for sure DEFENSIVE ONE ,No doubt .TIME TO THROW SOME NAMES OUT FOR SPOTS HERE JEFF

By: We're live from Georgia: Hello, is anybody home? | Jeff Schultz

We're live from Georgia: Hello, is anybody home? | Jeff Schultz — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:53:23 +0000

[...] This week included coach Mark Richt suggesting starting freshman Aaron Murray with an eye toward next season would be “like quitting.” He then dismissed any speculation that he was too nice, as if his personality has somehow led to the program’s decline. [...]

By: bulldogmike

bulldogmike — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:30:22 +0000

You idiots who keep asking to see more of Logan Grey are no judge of talent at all. Grey is not a quarterback at the DIV 1A level…..and never will be. He may have a place on the team but not at quarterback. Defensive back maybe. Cox is adequate to win games, but not by himself. I don’t know of a quarterback that ever played the game that could overcome the problems UGA exhibits on the field (maybe Michael Vick). CMR needs to get those freshmen QB’s some experience for next year…damn the redshirt!! If he doesn’t, he will be answering the same questions next year that he’s NOT answering this year. And it may ultimately cost him his job and UGA an excellent coach. Look what happened to the JAX JAGUARS after they fired Tom Coughlin during a period of transition in QB. Tom went on to win Championships with another team, while the JAGS wallowed in mediocrity. Same can be said for the Tony Dungy/Tampa Bay Bucs and will be said about the Auburn/Tuberville situation in the future. CMR is a good coach many would be honored to play for, be he is letting pride get in the way of common sense.

By: falcon qb matt lice

falcon qb matt lice — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 05:16:06 +0000

PERJURY!

Jeff Schultz

November 4th, 2009
3:56 pm

From All Of Us Black Players — First of all, if you’re African American, you don’t speak for all African Americans. You speak for you. Please change your screen. I strive to keep race out of this. Thanks.

Mark you are a skillful race baiter. you always have been. Yea, you are right here however, he doesnt speak for me.

By: falcon qb matt lice

falcon qb matt lice — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 05:12:55 +0000

F_ ck Richt!

By: Hal

Hal — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 21:27:38 +0000

then dear Abilene…

you’re an idiot…. a sloberring buffoon who needs to go cheer for another team.

By: Abilene

Abilene — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 20:34:35 +0000

Waaaaaay too much comfort, and nooooo accountability. That’s a bad recipe for the future.

By: Abilene

Abilene — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 20:33:08 +0000

In my opinion, Richt needs to go after this season. There are better coaches out there.

If we were in a conference weaker than the SEC (which means almost any other coference), Richt’s coaching might be good enough, although we would still have the discipline problems because of the lack of character in his recruits. But this is the SEC, and the Dawgs are not able to compete with the likes of Florida, Alabama, and LSU, and now maybe Tennessee, and don’t forget South Carolina.

Fire Richt now and let’s move on.

By: Hal

Hal — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:44:27 +0000

Jeff, never said YOU said fire anyone… these no brain posters are guilty of that.

GatorDawgpounder… if we’d skated by with just the 5 injuries you mentioned for your team in ‘08, we’d have won teh BCS instead of you. 18-5…. means we had 13 MORE players out than you did. Not an excuse bro, at some point excuses turn into facts.

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Reporters Notebooks | Football Picks — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:30:26 +0000

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