Comments on: Gators in Georgia … who let ’em in?

By: BULLDAWG

BULLDAWG — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 19:26:36 +0000

OPE THEY WON TWO natioal championshps SO SHUT UR MOUTH

By: BULLDAWG

BULLDAWG — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 19:23:58 +0000

LEMME TELL U GEORGIA H8@TERS SOMETHING MY DAD PLAYED 4 GERGIA SO WILL I AND THEY ACTUALLY WON @ NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS SO SHUT UR MOUTH CUZ U KNO NOTIN

By: BULLDAWG

BULLDAWG — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 19:21:02 +0000

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By: Duck Dickey

Duck Dickey — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 16:30:47 +0000

I dont appreciate being called arrogant one bit. I tried to beat Dooley but he was better prepared. At least the Florida fans have class.

By: Old School Gator

Old School Gator — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:33:56 +0000

The definition of classy was shown in the AJC paper after one of the football games earlier this year. Your classy fan base left a mess like I have never seen on thier own campus. Guess they thought it was one of the trailer parks that they live in.

By: Wipersnapper

Wipersnapper — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 21:11:01 +0000

Bill once told me

You little wippersnappers, ……………Back in the day when when making Georgia women honorable by marring your sister or aunt………………………..AHHHHHHH HAAAAAAAAAAA.I’m not sure Georgia will EVER loose to Florida again…………and if we do……………..If you tell about at me at work…..I might fire you….How’s that for arrogance!!

By: Kettle

Kettle — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 18:23:09 +0000

“Hey Pot, this is Kettle…You’re BLACK” (like the helmets…HA HA HA HA HA!)

By: Atlanta Gator

Atlanta Gator — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:14:41 +0000

Rather than trading facts for insults, I will now retire to the Mr. College Football blog. If there are any serious college football fans lurking, Dawgs or Gatrors, please feel free to follow me. Perhaps we can actually discuss football over there, rather than rehashing the definition of “classy” and the supposed slights and insults that occurred before most of us attended our first college football game.

By: Atlanta Gator

Atlanta Gator — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:10:41 +0000

georgiadawg70—-Tampa doesn’t remind you of America? Orlando? Naples? Fort Myers? Palm Beach? Pensacola? Ocala? Jacksonville? Sarasota? Fort Walton Beach? St. Petersburg? Tallahassee? None of them remind you of America? Really? Yours must be a very different America from the one I experience every day living in Georgia.

As for Gator fans and their geographic distribution, it is well understood that most multi-generation Gator alumni and multi-generation Gator fans are concentrated in the most Southern parts of the state, including the Panhandle, Jacksonville and the many small towns north of Orlando. I have three degrees from the University of Florida, having attended the university for 8 years in a 12-year span, so I have some knowledge of what I speak. If you doubt me, I can provide you with the in-state geographic distribution statistics for enrolling freshmen.

By: No1g8r

No1g8r — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 17:19:38 +0000

DVOR, I didn’t just “cherry pick”, I selected the most lopsided game in the series to make the point.

I probably should have looked to see what I could find regarding “classlessness” by Vince Dooley, but Bulldog fans would tell you that Dooley was the epitome of class. They would be mistaken.

In 1968, Florida was a team with good players, a good head coach (Ray Graves), but questionable coordinators on both sides of the ball (sound familiar yet?). With seconds remaining in the fourth quarter in a 48-0 game, Dooley called a timeout so that his CENTER could kick a field goal. The game ended at 51-0.

If the shoe had been on the other foot, Georgia fans would still be crying about the “lack of class” of the Florida coaches, but since this was the legendary Vince Dooley, I’m sure that homers will accuse me of “cherry picking” again, rather than realizing that it’s part of the history of the game.

So, to recap, Mark Richt set off this latest salvo by instructing his players to commit a penalty by rushing the field, creating a situation that would have likely resulted in a brawl against less composed opponents Meyer retaliated by doing something fully within the rules, that was ALMOST EXACTLY the same as Vince Dooley did, yet Vince and Mark are “classy” and Meyer is “classless”. Only in your delusional world, Dog fans.

As I pointed out above. “History” and “Class” is the weary battle cry of the losing teams. “Scoreboard” is the retort of the winners. Guess which fans will be saying what THIS year?