Good times in the Dogs-Gators series
A few more of my favorite Georgia-Florida games over the years …
The 1964 game in Vince Dooley’s first season as coach. I remember rushing back from a Boy Scouts outing to turn the radio on and listen to this one. Late in the game, the two teams were tied 7-7 and after a Georgia drive bogged down at the Gator 5-yard line, the Dogs were going for a field goal when the snap was fumbled. The Georgia kicker, Bobby Etter, whose name was usually preceded by the word “little,” picked up the ball and ran to his left, giving a pump fake while he was a it. The Florida defender came up, holder Barry Wilson blocked him and Etter dove over the goal line for the winning score. I vividly remember listening to Ed Thilenius describing the action on the radio. It was, I think, when Georgia fans knew something special was happening to the program.
Steve Spurrier probably still sees Bill Stanfill in his nightmares. (Dozier-stanfill.com)
The 1966 game during Steve Spurrier’s Heisman Trophy season. Spurrier was sacked a number of times by the Georgia defense, led by all-Americans Bill Stanfill and George Patton, and safety Lynn Hughes, my favorite player at the time, ran an interception back 39 yards for a touchdown as the Dogs prevailed 27-10 in Dooley’s first SEC championship season. Spurrier has never forgiven Georgia.
The 1975 game, in which No. 11 Florida came in as a heavy favorite. This was about three weeks before my wedding and I seem to recall my bride-to-be was at a shower being held by one of my parents’ neighbors and I watched it with my brothers and Dad in my parents’ basement den. Florida scored early off a Georgia fumble but Erk Russell’s Junkyard Dawgs held the Gators scoreless the rest of the game, which was won with 3 minutes left on a trick play immortalized in one of Larry Munson’s most memorable calls as tight end Richard Appleby faked the end-around and stopped and threw that famous 80-yard pass to flanker Gene Washington. We were all on our feet screaming as Washington “caught it, thinking of Montreal and the Olympics, and ran out of his shoes,” as Munson put it, adding: “Gator Bowl rocking, stunned, the girders are bending now!” Georgia won 10-7.
Sweet memories.
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Richard Appleby
October 29th, 2009
10:45 am
I rose to the occasion!
Buck Belue
October 29th, 2009
10:45 am
Thank God and Greyhound for Nat Hudson.
Saint Simons
October 29th, 2009
10:45 am
45 – 42 !!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Vince Dooley
October 29th, 2009
10:49 am
My record vs. Tech: 19-6 !!!!!!!!! hahahahahahaha
Ray Goff
October 29th, 2009
10:50 am
My record vs Tech: 5-2!!!!!!!!!! hahahahahahahahaha
Mark Richt
October 29th, 2009
10:51 am
My record vs Tech: 7-1!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahahahahaha
Steve Spurrier
October 29th, 2009
10:52 am
Georgia’s just better ‘n us, that’s all.
How bout 1982?
October 29th, 2009
10:55 am
UGA 44, FU 0.
L-Dawg
October 29th, 2009
10:55 am
GLORY GLORY TO OLE’ GEORGIA!!!!
GO DAWGS!!! (OH IM SORRY, THATS BEING A BLIND HOMER)
FIRE WILLIE MARTINEZ!!!!
FIRE MIKE BOBO!!!!
HIRE DAVID POLLACK!!!!!
HIRE DONALD TRUMP!!!!!
WHAT DO GEORGIA TECH “FANS” AND UGA FANS HAVE IN COMMON?? THEY ARE BOTH OBSESSED WITH THEM DAWGS AND WHAT HAPPENS IN THE GREAT TOWN OF ATHENS, GA!!!!!
G.L.O.R.Y. G.L.O.R.Y. TO THE GREAT STATE OF GEORGIA!!!!!
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
11:15 am
25-year-old Gator: My record against Georgia is 18-7, swirl that around in your bloody mary.
How bout 1990-2009?
October 29th, 2009
11:18 am
Assuming UF wins Saturday that will run their record to 17-3 over the last 2 decades. Shouldn’t one team have to win more than 15% of the games for it to be called a rivalry?
Hey Dogs, you may want to get a head start on booking those reservations for Shreveport before the A&M fans start taking them.
Charlie (is) Strong
October 29th, 2009
11:19 am
Yeah, there has been great times over the last 20 years.
guy
October 29th, 2009
11:19 am
these constitute about 60% of your wins in the last 50 years no?
Gator Dawgpounding
October 29th, 2009
11:33 am
Ol’ Ball Coach you mean better before you got there. Hey guy, you “guys” are always living in the past, Since I was born (1952) the record is UF 33 UGA 23 and one where we both lost (1969) and if you want to go back the last 50 years, it is 34-25-1 Gators. GO GATORS!!!
GeoffDawg
October 29th, 2009
11:35 am
How did the Bill Stanfill quote go after Spurrier was crying to refs about late hits? “Sorry Steve, didn’t mean to step on your skirt”?
PMC
October 29th, 2009
11:38 am
let’s not turn into Cowboys fans and just talk about the good old days….
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
11:38 am
guy:
Florida is 28-21-1 against Georgia in the last 50 years. So, yeah, those 18 wins make up roughly 64 percent of our wins in the last 50 years, just as Georgia’s 15 wins from 1970-1989 make up roughly 71 percent of their wins in the last 50 years.
To be more specific, 64 percent of Florida’s wins came during 50 percent of the time period in question and 71 percent of Georgia’s wins cam in about 40 percent of that same time. The old Georgia argument that the Gators were enjoying one decade of success no longer holds any water. The domination has gone on long enough now that when you stretch it out over a 50-year period, the Gators still come out on top. Actually, let’s go back even further.
Riddell introduced the plastic football helmet in 1939, and Georgia beat Florida. Since then, Gators are 35-33-1 against Georgia.
Break it down by decade:
1940s: 2-7, UGA
1950s: 6-4, UF
1960s: 6-3-1, UF
1970s: 3-7, UGA
1980s: 2-8, UGA
1990s: 9-1, UF
2000s: 7-2, UF
Know your history, children.
1eyedJack
October 29th, 2009
11:39 am
Doesn’t matter what you say there is always a few aholes with hot air to expel.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
11:39 am
Turns out it was the 70s and 80s that were the fluke, not the 90s.
ebdawg
October 29th, 2009
12:02 pm
well skippy you can spin it any way you want to. Florida has dominated since the 90’s, there is no doubt about that…
But….
In the first 29 games (beginning in 1904)…
Georgia won the first 7 games, outscoring the Gators 284-9.
After the first 29, Georgia was 23-5-1 against Florida…
After 67 games, Georgia was 43-22-2 against Florida….
and despite ALL the success the Gators have had, Georgia STILL leads the all time series, 47-38-2….
so know your history ladies…
Gator Dawgpounding
October 29th, 2009
12:02 pm
Yes and we know what a 1 eyed jack is…….
Rick
October 29th, 2009
12:05 pm
so we’re counting the years before helmets? Nice. If I wasn’t around to see it I don’t care.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
12:16 pm
ebdawg,
You’re absolutely right. Georgia OWNED Florida in the leather helmet days.
You are dead wrong, however, on many other accounts. First, Florida and Georgia first met in 1915, about two decades before the birth of my grandfather. The series could not have started in 1904, because the University of Florida, as it exists today, did not start playing football until 1906.
Still, UGA won 21 of the first 25 games from 1915-1948.
You can spin it any way you want to, but we’ve owned you since the end of World War II, the invention of the plastic football helmet, television, FM radio and Interstates. Today the City of Jacksonville pays for your team’s charter flight from Athens to JAX. Perhaps you guys would rather take 441?
s. frued
October 29th, 2009
12:20 pm
Skipper, either you are in the Navy or you are a baseball manager. What other excuse could there be for your monicker?
Bill S.
October 29th, 2009
12:21 pm
What’s the matter Steve? Did I step on your skirt? – Bill Stanfill, 1966.
MasivAtack
October 29th, 2009
12:30 pm
Rick -
I think your comment validates exactly what it means to be a Gator Fan. Sorry that we actually have pride in our heritage and our history. That’s what makes it great to be a Georgia Bulldog. So you can keep your day-glow orange and electric blue jerseys and your melodramatic tightwad head coaches. A lot of awesome stuff happened before 1991 and I am gonna celebrate it.
Go Dawgs, take a bite out of them gators!
Your Daddy
October 29th, 2009
12:31 pm
That’s ok skippy, the City of Jacksonville also pays your trailer rent in your in city of revisionist history.
Michael Scharff
October 29th, 2009
12:39 pm
Appelby-to-Washington is almost my favorite GA – FLA moment of the last 40 years, eclipsed only by Buck-to-Lindsey.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
12:39 pm
s. frued:
Actually, my real name is Tripp and I’ve been called Skip, Skipper, Skippy, etc. by some friends for many years. Baseball manager would be a pretty cool gig, however. I hear there’s an opening in 2011.
Your Daddy:
Actually, I was born and raised here in metro Atlanta and I live and work here now. I just attended UF to get a real education. Kidding. Both schools are fine institutions … one just has a better football team!
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
12:41 pm
Oh, and Your Daddy,
The only thing that makes the history I’ve been teaching you here is that I had to “review” it myself, because most of Georgia’s wins happened before I was born. I challenge you to look it up for yourself.
First challenge: find out when the University of Florida first fielded a varsity football team. Go ‘head. (Hint: it’s all in the media guide.)
Sunny Purdue
October 29th, 2009
12:43 pm
“It’s real unbearable,” said senior tackle Jon Stinchcomb, tears streaming down his face. “For the rest of our lives, all the seniors will know they never beat Florida. It’s one of our biggest rivalries, and we’re all 0-4. That’s a pretty tough pill to swallow.”
It’s made worse by the fact that Florida didn’t play its best. Nor did the Gators need all of their best players to win this game against the rival Spurrier hated the most.
Valdosta Dawg
October 29th, 2009
12:45 pm
Bottom line is UGA 46 UF 38 with 2 ties. You can’t refuse to look at what occurred before you were born, it is called history and that is what gives us the all time lead!
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
12:47 pm
Valdosta,
So you’re saying it will be another eight years until we catch you guys?
Cuz
October 29th, 2009
12:48 pm
It still comes down to who walks away the winner on Saturday. Heart says Dawgs, head says Gators. I will be watching with my heart, the head will have the game off.
RedPantsDawg
October 29th, 2009
12:48 pm
Time to stop living in the past.
UGASlobberknocker
October 29th, 2009
1:15 pm
1985 we beat #1 Fla only two weeks after getting tied by Vandy. Dawgs went in loose and kicked butt. It is much the same situation this year..except they now have Meyer instead of Galen the Whale Hall.
UGASlobberknocker
October 29th, 2009
1:22 pm
Skipper..I thought you were older than 19. Apparantly not, because that is the time frame Fla has been not awful.They were a joke until 1990..It took them almost 60 years to get their first SEC title. Run upstairs and ask Dad, he’ll remember
I predict that in 2030, Fla grads will be bragging aboout this decade just like all fans do..they just dont do it now because they have no decent history before 1990 to brag about..Gator fams dont want to talk history because they have none..nothing good to remember anyway. But thats OK, Gators have pea sized brains and cant remember a whole lot anyway
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
1:33 pm
OK, slobber. I’ll post it again. BY DECADE.
1940s: 2-7, UGA
1950s: 6-4, UF
1960s: 6-3-1, UF
1970s: 3-7, UGA
1980s: 2-8, UGA
1990s: 9-1, UF
2000s: 7-2, UF
And I’m 25. In that time period I have seen SEVEN Georgia victories over Florida, but can only really remember three of them. Wrap your head around that for a while. Our first SEC title was in 1991, but our last one was in 2008. When was Georgia’s last one again?
Sunny Purdue
October 29th, 2009
1:34 pm
UGASlob – UGly fans need their history because they suck at modern day football. Live in the past my friends – stay stupid.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
1:35 pm
And I’m being very generous and counting 1942, another year that Florida did not field a varsity team. One of those “disputed” Georgia wins.
MarineJacket
October 29th, 2009
1:49 pm
L-Dawg- UGAG is sooooo funny when they bring up their “famous” fight song. What’s so funny is how in the world does a school in the heart of the south have a fight song written to the tune of “Battle Hymn of the Republic”? I love the look on UGAG fans’ faces when I point that out to them, and they don’t have to answer- probably like the look on your face right now…. If I have to explain it any more you are obviously not from even the south, much less the state of Georgia. Lastly, I am a Tech fan, not obsessed about Athens (I am from there though) but I’m laughing at the Dawg-nation’s (sic) misery right now. Get used to it as long as Paul Johnson is at Tech. Semper Fi!
L-Dawg
October 29th, 2009
1:56 pm
MARINE JACKET….
SO YOU ARENT OBSESSED WITH THE DAWGS AND WHAT GOES ON IN OUR PROGRAM… YET YOU ARE HERE, ON A UGA FAN BLOG, TALKING SMACK TO UGA FANS, WHILE YOUR STADIUM SITS HALF FULL FOR EVERY HOME GAME. MAKES A LOT OF SENSE…….
AS SOON AS THIS CLASS LEAVES TECH BTW, GOOD LUCK CONVINCING A QB OR WR TO SIGN WITH THE GIMMICK OFFENSE THAT DIVII COACH OF YOURS RUNS. GOOD LUCK SIGNING ANY RB THAT WISHES TO PLAY AT THENEXT LEVEL. TRUST ME, NFL DOES NOT SMILE ABOUT THE WITTLE TWIPPLE OPTION. AND FACE IT, HIGHLY TALENTED PLAYERS WILL ONLY SIGN WITH SCHOOLS THEY FEEL WILL PROPEL THEM TO THE NEXT LEVEL, NOT FOR ANYTHING ELSE.
HAVE FUN WHILE IT LASTS. NESBITT AND DWYER ARE LEAVING VERY, VERY SOON. THEN WHAT??
THWGT
Saint Simons
October 29th, 2009
1:58 pm
Florida 77 uga 0!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At halftime!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cuz
October 29th, 2009
2:06 pm
Marine Jacket, I was born and raised in the South. We sang the Battle Hymm of the Republic in Grade School in the Sixties. I always thought that Glory, Glory was sung to the tune of John Brown’s Body. The Star Spangled Banner is set to the tune of a British Soldiers Drinking Song. What’s your point?
UKnowY
October 29th, 2009
2:10 pm
So by skipper’s logic football didn’t start till 1945. That means Washington’s all-time unbeaten streak doesn’t count. Penn St’s winning season streak is 44 years not 59. You have to take NC’s away from Michigan, Notre Dame, Alabama, GT, Army, among others. And UGA is only 29-34-1 against the gayturds since then. Maybe this is why skippie only wants to start taking notes since 1945.
Paul Johnson
October 29th, 2009
2:15 pm
My record vs. UGA: 1-0
Jim Donnan
October 29th, 2009
2:16 pm
My record vs. GT: 2-3
Learning To Drive
October 29th, 2009
2:33 pm
From the UGA Daily Police Log
Case#:09-2231
Traffic Control Device/Unlicensed Driver
10/28/09 at 8:53 a.m.
College Station Road @ River Road Loop
Vincent Lee Vance, male student
Alphare
October 29th, 2009
2:41 pm
Guys, it doesn’t matter win or lose. Vandy may be the little sister in football, look at who has the biggest endowment. I am surprised UGA is near the bottom considering Georgia is a big state.
Vanderbilt University $3.48 billion
University of Florida $1.21 billion
University of Alabama System $1.00 billion[56]
University of Arkansas $876 million
University of Tennessee System $867 million[57]
University of Kentucky $831 million
Louisiana State University System $593 million
University of Georgia $572 million
University of Mississippi $495 million
University of South Carolina $438 million
Auburn University $378 million
Mississippi State University $350.5 million [21]
MattDawg
October 29th, 2009
2:43 pm
Oct 31st 2009 Final Georgia 17 Florida 10. Write that down.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
2:45 pm
I’m not saying we should just leave out everything before the 1940s, I’m just trying to point out that there was, in fact, football in Florida before Steve Spurrier. And it was generally on par with or better than the football being played in Georgia.
Georgia people always point to the all-time series record and assume that means the Dogs dominated up until 1990. That simply is not true. Florida was quite successful in the 1950s and 1960s (please, I beg of you to look this up). In the 70s and 80s, Georgia had a 20-year run similar to the one that Florida is currently enjoying.
The bottom line is that IN THE MODERN ERA, the Florida-Georgia rivalry has been very competitive. From 1940-1969, it was pretty darn even (14-14-1, actually). From 1970-1989, it was all UGA, all the time. From 1990-2008, it has been all UF, all the time.
Now, go on and crow about all that domination from 1915-1939.
chazzo
October 29th, 2009
2:48 pm
I remember some friends of mine tore out the wall in between there rooms at the Motel six. They wanted a suite. That was a good time.
Message
October 29th, 2009
2:51 pm
I appreciate that the Dawgs owned the Gators before the 1990’s started but I have a message for you: It is never going back to those days. Those days are over, done. UGA will not have a run like the Gators are having again, believe it or don’t believe it, because it is the truth, the future. The Dawgs are never going to win 3 National Titles in a 13 year span with an excellent chance for a 4th 7 games into a season. End O’ story.
Dillan Hatcher
October 29th, 2009
2:59 pm
The overall series record is 46-36-2 Dawgs. They way the Gaytors have played the last 2 weeks, its gonna be a good ballgame in Jacksonville. Georgia comes up with a win, 45-42, on Blair Walsh’s last second Field Goal. GOOOOO DAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!
Dawg94
October 29th, 2009
3:14 pm
Arn’t rivalries fun. If it wasn’t for all of these die hard, trash talking fans, it would still be “just a game”.
Mark MGwire
October 29th, 2009
3:15 pm
I’m not here to talk about the past, I’m here to talk about the future.
Paul's Johnson
October 29th, 2009
3:22 pm
My record vs LSU : nevermind
AthensSG
October 29th, 2009
3:24 pm
Never is a long time, Mr Message.
UKnowY
October 29th, 2009
3:27 pm
Message is just upset that his schools domination of UGA is almost over. What ever will the gayturds do when the messiah graduates and the great crier leaves for the promise land in South Bend???
47-38-2 Dawg
October 29th, 2009
3:28 pm
Skipper….Florida does have some great history and some things I know Georgia will never accomplish. Like the famous Gator 1979 team going 0-10-1 no wins at all not even over the cup cakes they scheduled like Tulsa, but they did tie Georgia Tech!!!!
UGA_2001
October 29th, 2009
3:38 pm
So does that mean you had your wedding on the day of the tech game? I thought real fans didn’t have weddings during football season,especially during a big rivalry game.
How did you get to become the Junkyard Blogger anyway?
Saint Simons
October 29th, 2009
3:49 pm
Florida 77 uga 0!!!!!!!!!!!
Joe Cox 5 ints!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mike Bobo
October 29th, 2009
3:50 pm
I just want to say my offense averages less rushing yards than Tech does in 5 attempts. but Caleb King is the next Herschal ….. i mean Jasper Sanks. Sorry….. by the way can anyone help me and a friend of mine build a resume we never learned how in college.
45-42
UKnowY
October 29th, 2009
3:54 pm
I wonder how much money Rogers Redding is making from FU and UA this season. He’ll probably have his SEC officals make some interesting calls against Vandy this weekend and UGA on 11/28. It’s good to know low people in high places right yeckies?
How2fish
October 29th, 2009
3:55 pm
Skipper no one cares when you where born…but like any Gator you want to talk about whichever era is best for you…loser…if you go back 50 years why not go to the beginning of the series and have ALL the games count…..I know I know UF doesn’t look so good when you do it that way but hey fair is fair…wait if we were going to be fair we would count ALL of Mr.Walkers TD’s like we do Timmy’s
jawga boy
October 29th, 2009
4:00 pm
Skipper , since when does a 25 yr. old punk decides on what constitutes “The Modern Era”? You Florida kids are looking at history through the earhole of your hemet? Like we’ve knocked it around on your heads since the game started. Grow up will ya?
jawga boy
October 29th, 2009
4:02 pm
UKnowY…. Rogers Redding was a chemistry major at GT. chemistry majors don’t know jack about football, nor does anyone from ACC.
UKnowY
October 29th, 2009
4:08 pm
Thank you for the help of making my point jawga boy.
polskidawg
October 29th, 2009
4:24 pm
1983 game, which featured “the drive” – 99 yards for the winning score in the 4th quarter. Final score UGA 10 UF 9.
UF had a great defense, anchored by Wilbur Marshall and a decent offense with QB Wayne Peace.
UGA had a great defense as well, including Freddie Gilbert and Terry Hoage. The UGA offense was led by the pedestrian skill of John Lastinger – decent player but not the guy you’d expect to lead a 99-yarder in the biggest game of the year.
I same to remember the John scored to winning points in the Cotton Bowl against Texas.
Call Joe pull a Lastinger Saturday?
BCS
October 29th, 2009
4:27 pm
Who cares about a team with a 4-3 record.
E
October 29th, 2009
4:27 pm
We have Willie,,,they do not. Therefore we lose!!!
Georgia is next
October 29th, 2009
4:33 pm
Sorry Bill, Saturday will not be good times for a Dawg fan.
Delusional Leghumpers
October 29th, 2009
4:33 pm
Skipper..I thought you were older than 19. Apparantly not, because that is the time frame Fla has been not awful.They were a joke until 1990
UGAly’s all-time winning percentage: 64.5%
UF’s all-time winning percentage: 62.7%
By way of reference, Michigan is the most successful program at 73.9%.
Sorry, leghumper, but your “regal” history is much closer to UF’s than it is to the traditional power programs.
But don’t let things like statistics get in the way of your opinion.
Bob Horner stayed hurt
October 29th, 2009
4:38 pm
polskidawg…..ummmmm I’m thinking no….Lastinger’s team had a great defense…but thanks for the memories….
jawga boy
October 29th, 2009
4:44 pm
L-Dawg , I wouldn’t ride MARINE JACKET so hard about game attendance. You and I both know Grant Field will be full when UGA shows up to play. U see they’ve included that game in their 6-pak offering…… to the homeless in ATL. come to the game and we’ll give you a ticket and a six pack if you’ll wear gold and white. It will be a sellout as always.
Denver Dog
October 29th, 2009
4:47 pm
Skipper, I’m 104 years old and when I first saw UGA beat UF we were down 2-3 in the series, since then we have owned you for a few decades and you have owned us for a few decades. The only thing about your math is the following:
Figures don’t lie, but liars sure can figure. Here is one for you, to figure out. There was a football game in which on team scored 45 points in the first quarter, and the other scored 38 in the 4th quarter, who won the game. Maybe you should get a refund on your statistics class, and it appears that you have the ethics of Congressman Grayson. Remember 07 and 85.
nemov
October 29th, 2009
4:49 pm
Florida: The arrogance of Miami with the tradition of Wake Forest.
Dink
October 29th, 2009
4:52 pm
Skipper
Have the Gators ever had a perfect season?
nemov
October 29th, 2009
4:54 pm
Joking aside… Florida is on a run that’s unsustainable. Enjoy it Gator fans there’s just no way any team stays on the top like this for the long haul. Not to say that they won’t be a contender, but the chips fell in the Gator’s favor the past three years.
jawga boy
October 29th, 2009
4:59 pm
U Dawgs just hang in there. All this gator talk is caused by an ecological reversal down at the Everglades. They have returned it to its orginal state and they say the gator population is getting out of hand. They’ll soon open their borders again to gator huntin’ and soon there’ll be gator hides, belts, shoes all back in vogue. Just be patient.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
5:00 pm
jawja boy,
If you were paying attention in class, you would have read that I am defining the modern era as having begun in 1938 when Riddell introduced the plastic football helmet. If you want to argue that games played with leather helmets should be considered in the modern era, then I think you are a little misguided. Actually I thought I was being generous in going back as far as I did.
Again, I am conceding that Georgia owned Florida from 1915-1939 and again from 1970-1989. Good work, boys. The rest of the way it’s been pretty even. Up until, you know, present day.
UKnowY,
When Shane Matthews is gone…
When Danny Wuerffel is gone…
When Rex Grossman is gone…
When Steve Spurrier is gone…
When Tim Tebow is gone….
When Urban Meyer is gone…
We’ve heard it ALL before. Same stuff, different year. This domination transcends individual players. We beat you with Jesse Palmer at quarterback. It transcends coaches. We beat you with Zook. It transcends location. We beat you (worse than anyone, ever, actually) in Athens. We beat you in Gainesville. Move it to Atlanta, you say? We win there fairly regularly, too.
We beat Eric Zier. We beat Hines Ward. We beat Champ and Boss. We beat Terrell Davis. We beat Matt Stafford and Knowshon Moreno. We beat Ray Goff (many times). We beat Jim Donnan (and got him fired for it). We beat Mark Richt and we will beat whoever you trot out next.
jawga boy
October 29th, 2009
5:06 pm
Skippy….. not so fast my friend. UF didn’t beat Zier. Rogers Redding and that ACC crew helped you out a little, or were you still in diapers then? Or did your mommy give you one of those little plastic hemets and you had it on backwards? You myopic doomas.
How Bout the 100 years before 91
October 29th, 2009
5:10 pm
Yep. Gaytors were the joke of the SEC…still are actually. Funny how UF can only go back 19 years but you never hear anything prior to that. hahahahahaha
jawga boy
October 29th, 2009
5:10 pm
Skippy…. you are coming around. That comes you know with growing up and maturing. So you concede that UGA has owned UF for 43 years during the last century. We have another century to go…. may the best team win.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
5:11 pm
You’re right, jawja. Florida may just open it up again and allow Gator giggin’. The Everglades are overrun with a once endangered species.
Guess what? Those aren’t actual alligators suiting up on Saturday.
Dink,
Good point. We’ve never won all our games. But we have won 17 in a row dating back to last year. That’s the nation’s longest active streak, for those keeping score at home. How many have the Dogs won in a row? One? Yeah. One. Over Vanderbilt.
How many times has Georgia won all their games? Once in more than 100 years? It’s not easy to do. I think this could be our year, though. The streak probably won’t end this week.
Starring William Shatner as Captain James T. Kirk
October 29th, 2009
5:12 pm
Beam me up Scotty, there is no intelligent life here.
polskidawg
October 29th, 2009
5:12 pm
Bob Horner stayed hurt – I believe I mentioned that the Dawgs had a great D the season.
By the way – Bob was hurt all the time, but I was fortunate to also see his 4 HR game in person, as well as the aforementioned UGA/UF game.
ugaaccountant
October 29th, 2009
5:13 pm
Skipper, not so fast my friend. Your streak ends Saturday. Whether it be your 1 game streak over UGA or your 17 win streak overall, both will be gone when you wake up Sunday.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
5:14 pm
Jawja,
Eric Zeier was the starting quarterback at UGA from 1990-93. Three Florida wins.
Please look this stuff up. I’m begging.
polskidawg
October 29th, 2009
5:15 pm
Bob – actually it just dawned on me that what you are saying is that ‘83 had great D, as opposed to current D.
Got it, and I agree.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
5:16 pm
Oh I’m sorry. Zeier was around in ‘94, too. Final score: 52-14, Gators.
Skipper
October 29th, 2009
5:19 pm
Actuall, jawja, it’s not as many games as you may think from 1915-1939. We didn’t play each other but five times (yes, all Georgia wins) from ‘15-’26. We’ve played every year since ‘26.
WTF?
October 29th, 2009
5:20 pm
Skipper
STFU!
Bob Horner stayed hurt
October 29th, 2009
5:24 pm
polskidawg…I’m a huge Bob Horner fan…my other screen name is “bob horner had a sweet compact swing”…..but when I’m grumpy I use..”bob horner stayed hurt”….Bob could pull ANYBODYS fast ball….he hit lollipop homeruns deep and high….what a talent….and yes..I’m worried about UGA’s D this year and this saturday….that Tennessee game is still giving me nightmares….that was truly ugly….no other way to describe it….
Darrin in Elberton
October 29th, 2009
5:25 pm
All you drunk Dawg fans be sure to toss the booze away before you stagger in to one of those safe havens in Jacksonville. The local fuzz will arrest y’all quicker than you can say “How da hell did we luze by 50 points?”
Starring Jackson DeForest Kelley as Leonard "Bones" McCoy
October 29th, 2009
6:01 pm
My God Jim. These people are hopeless.
The Prime Directive states that we shall not interfere.
Scotty beam me up too.
Bob Horner stayed hurt
October 29th, 2009
6:09 pm
The safe havens are for the gayturds….we dawgs can hold our liquor…
GR82BAG8R
October 29th, 2009
6:12 pm
L- Dog, please release the Caps Lock button. It is hard to read your postings. I understand how easy it is to recite Georgia’s four word, 6 letter fight song, though we have not heard it much this year.
I am looking forward to Saturday. Are you?
Bob Horner stayed hurt
October 29th, 2009
6:15 pm
GR82BAG8R …I totally agree with your first paragraph….
But your last statement…..get back to me Sat at halftime….
go dawgs…
ugaaccountant
October 29th, 2009
6:15 pm
No dawg fan will be at a “safe haven”. How pathetic is that idea.