Mark Richt is losing his patience … and that’s a good thing
Mark Richt gets a little thin-skinned sometimes when his strategy is questioned. (Associated Press)
In general, Georgia Bulldogs fans like it when “Evil” Richt, the guy who sent the team onto the field to draw a celebration penalty in Jacksonville in 2007, rears his head.
So when Mark Richt clashed verbally Thursday night at the Macon Bulldog club gathering with a fan upset about the Dogs’ lack of offensive success, several observers were quick to declare “Evil” Richt is back.
Actually, I’d say this was closer to “Prickly” Richt, the thin-skinned guy who has gotten his back up a few times in the past when a reporter or fan has questioned his strategy (usually something to do with offense, Richt’s longtime domain). You know, the guy who essentially said that unless you have been “in the arena” you don’t have any business questioning those who are “brave enough” because you’ve “never been in there.”
What happened Thursday was a fan pressed Richt during the question-and-answer session in Macon about Georgia’s running game (or the lack thereof), play-calling and, in particular, running backs coach Bryan McClendon.
“Prickly” Richt immediately stepped to the fore, dishing up a sarcastic response that the fan was “certainly close to an expert in football, I’m sure you are.”
He went on to note that championships have been won by running teams and passing teams alike. Then, as reported by the Macon Telegraph, came the money quote that has been racing about the Internet: “I see your frustration, I understand your frustration,” Richt said. “I wasn’t born yesterday, I’ve coached football for 25 years, so I know what the hell I’m doing, OK?”
The head coach also defended McClendon, saying he’s “a hell of a coach, he’s a hell of a recruiter. And I’m glad we got Bryan McClendon.”
Later, after “Prickly” Richt had ceded the spotlight to the usually calm, collected Richt, the coach apologized for not saying “heck.”
So much for Richt’s declaration early on this Bulldog Club tour that “I don’t feel any pressure. None at all.”
Besides the fact that his trek on the booster club circuit does seem to be getting to Richt a bit, what else should we take of the reappearance of “Prickly” Richt?
Hopefully, it means he hasn’t just lost patience with obstreperous fans who question his strategy, but also with the mediocre efforts he’s gotten from his players much of the past couple of seasons.
There have definitely been signs that’s the case, mainly in his recent comments about Washaun Ealey and the tailback position.
Richt touched on that talking with the Telegraph and once again indicated the job of starting tailback is Isaiah Crowell’s for the taking. Of the backs already at UGA, Richt said: “All those guys have had ample time in my opinion to take a hold of it. No one has. That’s been the most disappointing [thing for] me probably the last couple seasons is that, that position didn’t get solidified by somebody there who was capable.”
The coach couldn’t be any clearer than this: “The bottom line is we don’t have a tailback right now who deserves to start, in my opinion. We don’t have a guy that’s proven that he can do all the things we’re going to ask that guy to do. There’s nobody that will stand up and say, ‘This is my job, I’m taking it and I’m keeping it.’”
You know, I could really get to like this “Prickly” Richt guy.
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Daniel's Dawgs
April 29th, 2011
10:34 am
Yes it is…….. Go Dawgs!!!
Real Dawg Fan
April 29th, 2011
10:36 am
Well Im glad he’s back, in order to turn this season around, we need him back..put some fire back in UGA football coach!
Reality
April 29th, 2011
10:43 am
Hallelujah!
UGABugKiller
April 29th, 2011
10:43 am
The one thing I’m sorry to see Richt hasn’t stopped doing is refusing to also hold his underperforming COACHES accountable for THEIR failures as well.
He refused to do it for YEARS with Soft Willie, Jancek, & Fabris.
He’s doing it now with McClendon & Bobo.
This puts a damper on my hope for the future, because if RIcht refuses to hold his coaches as accountable as he seems to be his players, then Georgia HAS no future.
schmeckdawg
April 29th, 2011
10:44 am
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mike "BIG DAWG" Woods
April 29th, 2011
10:45 am
Hey Bill, Hope all is well. I have tried to tell people for years that CMR has fire in his gut. What you see formally is not what you see informally. I am glad to see him fight for his coaches and his young men. This should actually help him with his troops. When he defends them they will see his fire and hopefully step it up! Good for CMR! GATA Coach!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What??
April 29th, 2011
10:50 am
RT UGABugkiller – How is firing pretty much your entire defensive staff not holding your coaches accountable?
Randall "Pink" Floyd
April 29th, 2011
10:51 am
Maybe Keith Marshall wants the job.
SBC Pastor
April 29th, 2011
11:01 am
I agree that seeing some fire coming out of CMR is not a bad thing. I must also say that given how many points the team scored, even if you exclude ULL and ISU from the equation, Mike Bobo is doing a better job than he is being given credit for.
Ca dawg
April 29th, 2011
11:01 am
I laughed out loud when I read richt’s response. Good stuff. There are times when’s coach has to do these things. Hope results on the field reflect his assessments.
RxDawg
April 29th, 2011
11:04 am
Hehe, good for Richt. Some of these armchair QB’s really should just learn they don’t have the complete picture of everything that’s going on. Richt cares just as much or more than any fan about how the Dawgs have slid. It shows, and I think he is more than qualified to get it back on track. Bad luck and some bad players have gotten us in this situation.
UGABugKiller
April 29th, 2011
11:05 am
What??
He did so when HIS job was on the line. He did so about 3 years too late.
Nick Saban would NOT have allowed Soft Willie to ruin his defense for 5 years.
Mike Bobo is a GREAT QB coach. He’s one of the best in ALL of college football. But he is a horrible and inconsistent OC.
MttPF
April 29th, 2011
11:11 am
Opposing teams’ fans in the SEC just love this guy!!
Carolina Dawg
April 29th, 2011
11:14 am
Sic ‘em Coach.
sam
April 29th, 2011
11:20 am
I recall a former UGA coach who took that sort of tone with the fans and was fired–mainly for not beating Tech, UT or UF. I think the pressure is getting to Richt. I think it is fine to lose patience with the players or coaches, but when a coach who is already on the hot seat starts to respond that way, he is not doing himself any favors. In the past Richt would answer those questions with diplomacy. College sports require a far different tact that pro football. Few coaches can get away with those sorts of responses for very long.
D A DoubleU G
April 29th, 2011
11:22 am
This is GREAT, GREAT, GREAT news to read.
I just don’t see this side of him sticking around permanently, and that is also a good thing. We Dawg fans love to (and rightfully so) brag on Richt for his level of class and composure. And I expect nothing less of him.
As much as I think Paul Johnson over at Georgia Tech University is a complete buffoon and delusional imbecile, I have always bit my lip and admired his ability to shoot straight and let the idiots asking idiotic questions know they are indeed, idiots.
Keep it up Coach! Going to be a fun summer if you do!
GO DAWGS!!
1eyedJack
April 29th, 2011
11:25 am
“obstreperous”?
Why Bill, you learned a new word this morning whilst sitting upon the throne and contemplating your empire.
What Coach should have done to that fan was “punch ‘em in the face”.
Mtn Dawg
April 29th, 2011
11:28 am
I love it. Go get’m coach.
Michael Purvis
April 29th, 2011
11:33 am
Way to Go CMR! What has happened over the previous 3 seasons is frustrating by all. For fans that believe our Leader of the Dawgs is not qualified; just exemplifies ignorance. Just do not forget how long it took his mentor to bring home the National Championship, and who was it that was calling those plays? It will happen, sooner rather than later, and then all the nay sayers will be sucking back up to CMR! Let’s see how long the UF Fans continue to wear the UF tees in public????
edumacated
April 29th, 2011
11:33 am
Way to go Richt. Jump on somebody who has traveled out to support you and your team. How dare he question your infinite knowledge of football.
Whatever. You guys can paint this however you like, but Richt’s ship is taking on serious water. Man the pumps!
Maconbulldog
April 29th, 2011
11:33 am
i LOVE LIVING in macon. Go Dawgs!!!!
Earl
April 29th, 2011
11:35 am
What’s Richt defending, let me get this straight, his RUSHING track record?
Let’s look at it.
2008, finished 5th in SEC in rushing.
2009, finished 8th.
2010, finished 10th.
Richt can’t fix this.
Anyone notice a trend?
Richt is incompetent when it comes to rushing, if he wasn’t, he would have fixed this 2 years ago.
mcgdawg
April 29th, 2011
11:41 am
Time for The Serenity Prayer, coach…..just kidding. Sometimes, you just gotta let it rip!
1eyedJack
April 29th, 2011
11:44 am
Even with all our troubles it’s nice to be reassured that at least we can count on victory on the Saturday following Thanksgiving.
DCJohn
April 29th, 2011
11:49 am
GATA
DawginLex
April 29th, 2011
11:58 am
bugkiller,
You know darn well the problem is the defense. The offense is just as good if not better than it has been the last 10 years.
I have agreed with your stats about ppg and not allowing 30+ points. If Grantham does that and we get back to BVG type of defenses, no one is going to complain about bobo, McClendon, richt or anyone on the offensive side of things.
Dawg Gone
April 29th, 2011
12:01 pm
edumacated you weren’t in Macon yesterday were you by any chance?
Billy Peeler
April 29th, 2011
12:05 pm
I hope Coach Richt is right, and we do turn things around this next season. But he’s in a strange situation that may be of his own making. Because if the team does play better, and we stop doing some of the foolish things we’ve done in the last few seasons…we are going wonder why, if he KNEW what to do and how to correct some of the obvious problems…didn’t he fix things before now?
JaxDawg05
April 29th, 2011
12:09 pm
Earl, it’s obvious that you’re “certainly close to an expert in football, I’m sure you are.”
The Ghost of Wally Butts
April 29th, 2011
12:12 pm
Hot D@mn! That’s MAN TALK now, Coach. Get ‘um!
Hope you KEEP that attitude and take it to those spoiled, pampered, thug-wanna-be types that seem to want to come to UGA and either run them out of town (to Auburn, for example, where thugs are welcome) or straighten them out.
Yeah!
Go Dawgs!
April 29th, 2011
12:17 pm
It amazes me how short people’s memories are.
Stop bringing up Willie Martinez he’s gone.
However if you must re-hash Willie let’s remember a couple of things:
1. people were begining to be unhappy following the 06 season.
Richt gave the man another chance and the result was the 2007 season which gave us one of the better defenses we’ve had. I don’t recall too many people calling for Willie’s head following that season and #3 ranking.
2. In the first qtr of the the 08 season we lost Jeff Owens who was the anchor of the d-line to a knee injury, and as it turned out that was the first of many injuries.
3. When Willie didn’t get it turned around in 09 he was let go. But let’s not also forget that in 09 the turnover ratio was horrible partly because of the defense but mostly because of the offense. Not to mention the numerous times the defense was put in horrible field position.
I’m not defending Willie mind you, but I am defending the notion that CMR waited too long to make the change. The noise didn’t start about Willie until 06, Richt would have looked foolish firing him after the 07 season. 08 wouldn’t have been fair to fire him due to the high number of injuries. 09 was his final chance, he failed and was fired.
Truly how many people were calling for and complaining about WM after the 07 season?
Let it go.
Richt is still a first time head coach and he had great intial success and the adversity he’s faced the past few seasons are the first in his head coaching career. I think the man is entitled to a little learning curve. In this new world of instant gratification I think that fact gets lost.
If you want some perspective, go and look up the records for the first 10 years or so for Bobby Bowden, Joe Paterno, Vince Dooley, Frank Beamer into today’s world all of them would have been fired within their first 5 seasons. Richt is a very methodical and thoughtful man who doesn’t make knee-jerk decisions and we should be glad of that.
Go Dawgs!
McDawg
April 29th, 2011
12:18 pm
i don’t get the BoBo fetish
our offenses have moved the ball up and down the field -its the D that has blown forcing us to play catch up in alot of games
PTC DAWG
April 29th, 2011
12:20 pm
EVIL Richt…..GATA!!
Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
12:23 pm
Watching video of Washaun Ealey when he “decided not to block” last year evoked flashbacks to Boise State-Virginia Tech. You know, the game where BSU defensive end Billy Winn spent as much time in the Hokie’s backfield as VT QB Tyrod Taylor did.
Barring fortuity, Winn’ll be in the Dome come Labor Day weekend. There and then, blocking like Washaun’s against Arkansas just ain’t gonna work.
Coach Richt’s criticism of Ealey’s failing to do his job when the game was on the line seems fitting and proper, and fans appreciate Richt’s new and public approach towards lousy play. Hopefully, Richt’s done what it takes to wake Washaun up. Neither bench-sitting in Athens nor playing in Statesboro this year will earn Ealey respect and a chance to play in the NFL next year. The bottom line: Richt’s comments in Augusta calling Washaun out seem likely to be productive.
Richt’s sarcasm toward the Macon fan is a horse of a different color, however.
You don’t need 25 years experience coaching football to feel the humiliation of losses to Colorado and Central Florida. Heck, you don’t even have to know the difference between a defensive lineman and a placekicker to know that Florida has owned us the past 25 years.
As irritating as the Macon fan’s questions and comments undoubtedly were, Richt’s sarcastic response seems petty from afar. I wasn’t there, but, unless I’m reading too much into it, Richt’s interrogator seems an elder Georgia man who’s supported the Bulldogs longer than Richt’s been on this earth.
Even if I’m wrong, Richt’s public impatience with fan frustration just doesn’t seem productive in contrast to Richt’s well-aimed Augusta critique of Washaun.
Mark, I love you man.!
But beating up on disappointed Georgia fans won’t get the job done.
Beating up on BSU, South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Auburn, and Georgia Tech is the only thing that makes the statement, ‘This is my job, I’m taking it and I’m keeping it.”
edumacated
April 29th, 2011
12:24 pm
Dawg Gone,
No that wasn’t me. LOL. I was wondering if someone would ask that.
Seriously, that guy who was asking questions is probably the same guy who has an entire room of his house devoted to UGA. Richt needs to remember who butters his bread. It’s easy to answer to your fans when you can have the phone calls screened on the radio show. Getting out there in person is different.
Own up to it, tell us what you are doing to correct it, and politely move on. Simple enough.
Show your fire and passion on the sidelines.
Coachdawg 2000
April 29th, 2011
12:24 pm
Edumacated-
Not every question is a good one and paying $20 for rubber chicken doesn’t equal badgering the coach. as someone who has actually coached football I can tell you that EVERY coach hasn’t wanted to do that umpteen times to idiots fans/parents who know more than they do.
RichmondDawg
April 29th, 2011
12:26 pm
I’m more happy that he called out King and Ealey. About time.
Mitch Kramer
April 29th, 2011
12:27 pm
Go get ‘em CMR!! It’s about time a coach stood up to one of these know it all idiots. It’s probably the morbidly obeist guy that sits next to me in 322. A. Murray could throw a game winning 60 yard bomb and he’s scream that his spiral wasn’t tight enough. Unfortunatly, just like any other program, we have D-bags that think they know more about football than the guys on the field.
Dawg Gone
April 29th, 2011
12:29 pm
edumacated good points but I for the life of me couldn’t take some of the attitudes some fans have. I think CMR is much better equipped to handle some of these folks than I could ever be.
Bryan G.
April 29th, 2011
12:36 pm
Talk is cheap, coach.
Still Nauseated from the Liberty Bowl
April 29th, 2011
12:36 pm
Give me Evil Richt or Preacher Richt, I don’t care. Just don’t give me a team like the one I saw at the Liberty Bowl. I’m still having trouble keeping down that Memphis BBQ.
Alabama | MrSEC.com
April 29th, 2011
12:36 pm
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DawginLex
April 29th, 2011
12:37 pm
go Dawgs!
I saw WM was the problem in 2005.
The sugar Bowl was all i needed to see.
He was in over his head.
If we have Van Gorder in 2007, we are BCS champions. UT would have never scored 35 on us.
Grantham gives me hope that we can get our D back to where it needs to be but he has to cut the ppg to 15 and the games giving up 30 or more to ZERO
edumacated
April 29th, 2011
12:38 pm
CoachDawg 2000,
I’m sure it is a hassle, and difficult to always be polite to jerk fans, but I would say it is part of the job description. I bagged groceries in high school, and managed to be poite to some pretty darn rude people for minimum wage. Pay me 2 million a year, and you can call me whatever you want.
Earl
April 29th, 2011
12:43 pm
If Richt doesn’t think Ealey’s 5.5 yards per carry, and scoring a td every 14 carries last year was enough to win the starting poisition, he needs to be fired immediately. Just to put Ealey’s productivity in perspective, 5.5 beats Herschel Walker’s average, and 14 to 1 td to carry ratio matches Moreno’s. Richt is lost in space.
Earl
April 29th, 2011
12:49 pm
Richt’s interview reminds me of Derek Dooley, lots of passion from a 6-7 coach. Obviously, passion doesn’t translate to winning for either 6-7 coach. The pasison is more likely frustration underneath from most of their plans leading to losses.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
12:50 pm
Just as I suspected…Richt could have said ANYTHING…
And the Mark Richt-worshiping Dittoheads purporting to be Bulldog fans would say “right on Markie.”
You guys are such sycophants.
Some guy had some real concerns, and Richt just goes off on him, embarrassing him in front of everyone.
Way to keep a cool head Richt.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
12:51 pm
Is THAT the kind of behavior we expect a “Christian man” to exhibit?
D A moron
April 29th, 2011
12:56 pm
its The Georgia Institute of Technology D A. I know you just loathe Tech but say it right. There’s only one Institute. THWG! How is PJ a complete bathoon? Because he won’t change his offense philosophy? He’s proved you wrong already. Keep on hatin son. See you in November. The days of beating us over and over again are over.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
12:57 pm
The point is you have a fan here (who pays Richt’s salary, by the way) with legitimate concerns who asks Richt some questions.
And Richt basically responds with contempt, like he is above even having to take the question seriously. He goes so far as to mock the man, saying you are “obviously close to an expert.”
When things are tough, people’s true colors come through. This totally changes my opinion of Richt. I think he needs to apologize for this immediately.
Me
April 29th, 2011
12:58 pm
Caleb Queen is a cancer.
GOLDNWHITEFORLIFE
April 29th, 2011
12:59 pm
Never knew he had it in him. Never been a UGA fan or ever will, but always respected Mark Richt.
Dawg 39
April 29th, 2011
1:00 pm
I still believe Coach Richt knows what he is doing & He knows that McClendon & Bobo are extremely good coaches who know what the hell they are doing (Unike a lot of the commentors who haunt these Blogs).
Buckeye
April 29th, 2011
1:06 pm
Can’t wait til he jumps in the stands and pulls an Artest. That’s be really good the dawgs.
Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
1:07 pm
I agree Coach Richt knows what he is doing. But making fun of a fan asking a question is uncalled for and unproductive.
Richt owes this guy a public apology.
dawgdmd
April 29th, 2011
1:10 pm
I was there sitting right behind the person with the question. It was tense but in a humorous way. After Coach was done, he and the questioner embraced and chatted for a while all smiles. Coach reminded us that Knowshon was “pretty good right” and repeatedly expressed his frustration with the running game. One person asked him what he thought the position of most concern is and after thinking, Coach responded tailback.
How bout them dawgs
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
1:11 pm
Agreed, Devil’s Advocate.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
1:12 pm
If it were a reporter, I’d be all for it.
But to treat a paying fan like that is completely out of line.
Rooster
April 29th, 2011
1:14 pm
Richt will be gone after the loss to South Carolina this year. If our leading rusher leaves, our whole year will stink. All fault lies with Richt.
59bulldawg
April 29th, 2011
1:19 pm
I think it’s good for Richt to feel some pressure. Kudos to the fan for asking the question. I can only hope that Richt hears more before his tour is finished. Even though I have criticized coach in the past I would much prefer that he continue in his position than hire a new one. But he’s gonna have to get it done this season if he wants to coach in Athens in 2012. For what it’s worth I do feel optimistic about this season. With our talent I think 8 wins are there for the taking . . . possibly 9. Solid coaching could get us 1-2 more. Whether that will be enough for McGarity, I don’t know. But I do know too much comfort and/or familiarity can be dangerous. So I don’t have problem with fans asking uncomfortable questions or making uncomfortable comments . . . as long as they are fair and relevant If it ticks Richt off, he should know winning will quickly cure it.
Mark (another one)
April 29th, 2011
1:21 pm
I am tired of reading Ealey’s great stats. If Ealey wants to play he has to do the entire job. That’s leadership at practice, attending all required classes and functions, and going full speed on all plays. I don’t know if its lack of focus or skill (I believe focus) but there have been too many times when he misses the block on a blitz pickup or isn’t ready on a hot read, and the play is blown. He is a heck of a runner, but the maturity is not there. His dream is the NFL, but everyone in the NFL has to read defenses and block.
Richt has expressed his disappointment and says the tailback position is wide open. Ealey has just a good a chance as anyone to step up and take it. It isn’t a skills issue. Its a commitment issue. I hope he takes it, and Richt would like nothing better. At the end of the day it is up to Ealey to get the job done.
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
1:22 pm
Rooster
What did I tell you yesterday?
Alabama Jack
April 29th, 2011
1:26 pm
Still the least of the east…..
DawginLex
April 29th, 2011
1:27 pm
Alabama 4th place in the SEC West with all that talent?
What is the problem over there?
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
1:28 pm
timbo
Devils Advocate
HE DID APOLOGIZE TO THE FAN.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
1:33 pm
Not going to post everything I put on Tucker’s post, but basically Richt needs to make it public.
DawginLex (whom I trust) informed me the fan in question was being a real jackass and Richt’s frustration was warranted.
I am not perfect, so I understand Richt losing his cool.
BUT, he still needs to issue a public apology. This looks bad to fans and recruits.
Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
1:34 pm
DawgMD
I hope you’re right about everyone being smiles and chatting aftewards. To my reading of the article, though, Richt came across petty and shrill.
News folks do sometimes make things look different than they really are, without meaning to I’m sure.
To me, a state university football coach being publically sarcastic to a supporter is pointless and unproductive.
His building a fire under the rear end of a talented but underperforming player is something else altogether.
No more of the former, please, but more of the latter.
Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
1:38 pm
Athens=God’s Country.
First, your name is truth! I love Athens!
I’m glad to hear Richt’s apologized to the fan, although I didn’t pick-up on it in the news.
Jumping on fans just isn’t the same as jumping on players.
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
1:41 pm
Richt doesn’t need to apologize. Its the jackasses that love your coach when they’re up and hate em when they’re down that should apologize. Should Richt also apologize for two SEC Championships? Or maybe the 96 wins the past decade? This redneck in Macon got exactly what he deserved.
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
1:44 pm
Of course the AJC won’t print that! They love the hits a negatively slanted story will bring. Just wait til Schultz does his take.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
1:46 pm
“Athens= God’s Country,”
Have some class. Treating someone like dirt is not acceptable, no matter what you have accomplished. Sarcastically responding to someone’s legitimate concerns in an effort to humiliate them is NOT acceptable, no matter who you are. Especially when that person essentially pays your salary.
trupert
April 29th, 2011
1:48 pm
Timbodog, which team do you really support, is it the one that is on probation or is it the one that’s about to be on probation?
Saban
April 29th, 2011
1:50 pm
Richt losing his patience? Say it ain`t so Joe.
What color is his purse. Bulldawg pink?
DawginLex
April 29th, 2011
1:51 pm
trupert,
Y’all layoff timbo. he is all DAWG. Just a young’n
dawgdmd
April 29th, 2011
1:52 pm
Enter your comments here
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
1:53 pm
I respectfully disagree Timbo. Multiple people that were there admitted the “fan” was being a complete jerk. Richt has been to 5 other cities on this tour and nothing like this has happened. Do you really think this was the first time our running game was brought to Richt’s attention? Bottom line is this guy was a jerk, and if you ask me, Richt was alot cooler than me or you would have been. Richt even talked to the guy afterwards and they were shaking hands.
Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
1:54 pm
Again, I say, jumpiing on a fan is pointless and unproductive. Even if the fan is an obnoxious redneck spewing idiocy.
As Timbodog (I think) pointed out, you’re expected to be politie, even to obnoxious rednecks, when you’re a teenager paid minimum wage working at a grocery store (in my case, it was a department store).
Even more is expected of you when you represent a great state’s flagship university more universally than does its president.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
1:54 pm
Thank you, DawginLex.
trupert,
Exactly what have I done to call my loyalty into question? I’ve made it no secret I’m not happy with what Richt has done (or not done) as head coach, but that’s because I think we can accomplish so much more here.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
1:56 pm
Again, if Richt did apologize, then I wish it would have been printed. As it is, they did not print it.
Richt’s PR people need to make sure they PRINT IT. Get it out there somehow.
I’m just saying it looks bad, that’s all. My thoughts on this have nothing to do with how I feel about Richt.
Like I have said time and time again, I feel very strongly about Richt as a man.
It is Richt the coach that I do not support.
DawginLex
April 29th, 2011
2:00 pm
timbo, for the apology to get printed, the fan would have to agree to an interview since the apology was not part of the speech
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
2:04 pm
Its the AJC. They thrive on negative Richt stories. Just remember that there are three sides to every story and AJC will not tell you anything positive from that Bulldog Club meeting. Did they? No.
So who do you support Timbo? I thought you were a Dawg.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
2:11 pm
Of course I’m a Bulldog fan…pretty silly and counter-productive to suggest otherwise.
I would hope that, even if nowhere else, the UGA BLOG PAGE would report the whole story if the apology did in fact occur.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
2:12 pm
But I guess that’s too much to ask.
How bout it, Bill?
Are you holding out on us?
NoDawginLex
April 29th, 2011
2:16 pm
The biggest change that Saint Mark needs to make is to stop recruiting the low-class illiterates and thugs who he seems to think will win for him and keep his oversized paychecks coming in. People like Marcus Dowtin, A.J. Green, Washaun Ealey, Caleb King, and others too numerous to mention are not team players, they’re thug wannabes who are much closer to a gang than a team.
It’s sickening to see felons and goons like these representing the state’s flagship university.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
2:17 pm
Because people keep questioning my loyalty, let me state it very clearly:
I am a UGA fan. I did not attend UGA, but instead another state school.
I think Richt is a good and decent man (which, sadly, is rare in college football), but I don’t think he is a great football coach. My biggest problem with him is he has no single strength which separates him from the pack.
I would be fine with keeping Richt if he would be willing to hire high-quality assistants, but he has been either unwilling or unable to do so for much of his career, particularly on offense.
Grantham might be a good hire, and I don’t think all of the top guys turning us down was Richt’s fault.
But we HAVE to get a better OC than Bobo…yesterday.
If not, Richt’s gotta go.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
2:17 pm
“NoDawginLex,”
Shut up.
DawginLex
April 29th, 2011
2:17 pm
LOOK EVERYONE, I HAVE A STALKER!!!!
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
2:18 pm
It is my understanding that Mark Richt will be coaching the Bulldogs in 2011. Its counter-productive to not support him. Did you support him in 2002, 2005, and 2007? Think about it. Bad seasons happen. Good coaches, however, don’t grow on trees. If you really want to look at the past two seasons, look who was running the ball. The two cancers (3 and 4). Now is the time to give 100% support. Good things are happening in Athens.
Timbodog
April 29th, 2011
2:23 pm
You’ve finally hit it big, DawginLex!
The Reaper
April 29th, 2011
2:24 pm
That’s his damn problem. He always wants to defend his inept coaching staff instead of making them do their jobs. Hell, it shows on the field. Prove us wrong and win a NC and all the doubters will shut up until then, expect a lot of criticism.
Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
2:25 pm
No Dawg,
Thug U was UM when it was winning NC’s. Georgia cannot now hold a candle to UM and has never held a candle to UM in its heyday when it comes to enrolling felons and goons.
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
2:26 pm
Have a good weekend everyone. Goooo Dawgs!
Blogger Formerly Known As Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
2:43 pm
Whoever this other Devil’s Advocate is, it ain’t me! I’ve taken up a new name (until someone takes this one too).
Anywho, Richt doesn’t owe that fan an apology. The fan stepped up and asked a know it all question and got served! Seriously, do people think that Richt wants the RBs to fail? Stuff happens. This isn’t the first time we’ve had highly touted RBs not get it done (Sanks anyone?). Hopefully we’ve hit on Crowell.
Blogger Formerly Known As Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
2:45 pm
NoDawginLex,
Is AJ Green a thug because he left early or because he missed 4 games for selling his jersey? Or is it because of obvious undertones and you just don’t like him?
Dawg Gone
April 29th, 2011
2:49 pm
The Reaper if CMR won 3 back to back NC’s he would still have “experts” 2nd guessing him and his staff…Oh yeah and loudly proclaiming their loyalty as Dogs…it’s called the lunatic fringe. Frankly I hope he calls those folks out…they have no right to be a jackazz just because they are fans.
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Cynical Dawg
April 29th, 2011
2:52 pm
I’m not convinced that CMR get’s it. He keeps going around in circles. Getting beat by West Virginia in the Sugar Bowl is one example. Our passive team had to wake up after quickly falling behind by 28 points. Everyone in the dome knew WVU was going to fake the punt accept our coach’s who for years have been committed to fall back and not put pressure on the kicker. After this loss CMR said he would let Bobo take over the offensive play calling so he could be free to manage the team with a clear head. He also said he would be able to get more emotionally involed. He said he could not that and call plays. Now he’s telling us he’s going back to studing game film.
Dawg Gone
April 29th, 2011
2:54 pm
Cynical Dawg = Troll…..new name same trollish message..
Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
3:02 pm
BFKADA
Sorry for stealing your former name.
I hereby relinquish it back to you.
savannadawg
April 29th, 2011
3:10 pm
It’s good to get out of your comfort zone every once in a while. I’ve been going over our opponents’ rosters the past few weeks. I can assure everyone that this year is not going to be easy. It’s great that we’ve got these studs coming in BUT we’ve needed studs like these guys from day one. I sure hope CMR knows there is no tomorrow. And the meaning behind that is, Everyone does realize we cannot lose another O Lineman period.
Dirty Dawg
April 29th, 2011
3:11 pm
Come on Keith Marshal!! Backfield looks great for ya in 2012.
ugaclassof2004
April 29th, 2011
3:13 pm
I’ve been pretty critical of Coach Richt the last few seasons,and not without good reason. And it sounds like this reporter was a bit out of line. But look at it this way: if the reporter is nice to Richt publically and then proceeds to trash him behind his back, he’s a two-faced slimball. And if he criticizes him to his face, he is out of line. So either way, he’s the bad guy.
The bottom line is this: Richt’s teams have been awful the last three years. And when you make 3 million a year and don’t deliver results, you are going to get scrutinized. If Coach Richt doesn’t want to answer these kind of questions, then deliver results on the field. When I do a good job, my boss cuts me slack. But if I under-perform, I’m going to be micromanaged. Slack is earned not given, and Coach Richt should know this better than anyone.
Blogger Formerly Known As Devil's Advocate
April 29th, 2011
3:13 pm
Haha, it’s all good (new) Devil’s Advocate. Just funning around on the internets.
edumacated
April 29th, 2011
3:14 pm
I’ll tell you what. Let Richt beat Florida 35 to 7 this year, and I promise you I will among those “experts” eating crow.
Now, who on here thinks we will give Florida a beat down any time soon?……..(crickets chirping)….
ugaclassof2004
April 29th, 2011
3:21 pm
Whoops sorry, meant to say “fan” instead of “reporter”.
Dawg Gone
April 29th, 2011
3:26 pm
edumacated…no one could say we will beat the Gators at this point due to injuries etc. However we took them to O.T last year with a redshirt freshman QB who when the chips were down made a freshman mistake…I don’t think it could be a blow out but yeah I think we can beat them this year.
EC
April 29th, 2011
3:28 pm
Looks like Richt’s having some kind of nervous breakdown. Yelling and cursing at a fan in front of the media???? I’ve seen people crack before, Urban Meyer’s meltdown comes to mind, but this one takes the cake, against a fan???
Cynical Dawg
April 29th, 2011
3:31 pm
Dawg Gone -Reality is CMR hasn’t one 1 NC. The problem is that we have been going backward’s not forward. You can keep drinking the kool aid and make attacks against the fan base but we are not the problem. CMR is making around 3 million a year for one purpose, that’s to win a NC.
Laugher
April 29th, 2011
3:50 pm
I think we can all agree that Mark Richt is just a laughable buffoon.
AltamahaDawg
April 29th, 2011
3:51 pm
Everybody except the WV coach I guess. Who later said he didn’t expect to run the fake, told his guy to punt it, unless he saw the UGA players drop back way too early. Richt said he had his guys on the sidelines specifically telling them not to drop back till they saw him punt the ball, but they did anyway. Watch the replay, you can tell they knew in an instant they had screwed up.
Bottom line, it was Richt’s responsibility to make sure they didnt screw up, but paleez, don’t try to pass off that “everybody knew it” but clueless Richt had no idea it was coming BS.
dawginduluth
April 29th, 2011
4:02 pm
I guess that now he “knows what he’s doing,” he’s finished his football coaching studies?
Nice guy, good recruiter, lousy coach.
No NC with Richt. Never.
Dawg Gone
April 29th, 2011
4:06 pm
Cynical Dawg really think any HC in the SEC has a contract that states you have to win a NC..agreed we have had 3 down years and improvements need to be made still think they are being made and we have the right guy to make it happen…CMR has come closer to a NC since 1980 than any UGA coach has…we need real improvement this year to maintain him, but if we see it I think we will see and even better product in 2012..time will tell..by the way puck you and the koolaid…I still think your a troll.
dawgfan
April 29th, 2011
4:08 pm
Actions speak louder than words, Richt! If you know what the hell you’re doing, how about showing it once in a while?
And why throw fans and players under the bus while you protect all your coaches? How do you have all the talent at runningback and no one steps up? Could it be that no coach has stepped up?? The program is POISON.
Dawg Gone
April 29th, 2011
4:10 pm
dawgfan your one of those who last week was screaming CMR was SOFT….just make up your mind.
Cynical Dawg
April 29th, 2011
4:14 pm
Point being that until last year our philosophy for punts has been to play soft and fall back. As was our kick off coverage until last year was to prevent return pass the 30 rather than attack. Maybe Richt should have had them rush the punt. We have been very predictable in both these areas.
Cynical Dawg
April 29th, 2011
4:29 pm
Dawg Gone You sound like Donald Trump with the bad language. I hope Richt is the one to win a NC for us.You’re right no coach in the SEC has it stated they must win the NC but you’re delusional if that is not expected of Saban, Miles, Meyer, etc. I’m not a troll but you are a Disney dog. See ya Mickey.
UGA FRIEND
April 29th, 2011
4:38 pm
A coach has a right to say anything he wants to say to a fan who asks questions or makes comments that are stupid. Way to go CMR.
Whisky Breath
April 29th, 2011
4:59 pm
If you really want to see the real CMR, watch a halftime interview when Ga is behind.
He will say the biggest, smart ass remarks to the female sideline reporter.
But hey Mark, keep up the Christian image. It is your security.
Athens= God's Country
April 29th, 2011
5:18 pm
Trolls, trolls, everywhere trolls. Get a life.
Whisky Breath
April 29th, 2011
5:24 pm
Didn’t Jim Donovan have a way of telling off fans in his sunday call in show?
Yea, that will turn around a losing program.
Bravoman
April 29th, 2011
5:33 pm
With all the talk bout Martinez you’d think Grantham was the next VG. I think Coach Davis said it best during last yrs. GT game when he publicly called him and his 3/4 million dollar a yr. defense.
Gators for Richt
April 29th, 2011
5:57 pm
Everybody should give CMR a break. He’s the greatest football coach who has ever lived and he’s saddled with the worst players and worst fans that ever existed. You should be OVERJOYED that he is still your coach!!
midland Dog
April 29th, 2011
6:10 pm
I agree, Dawginlex. when you put 35-37 points on the board you should get a W!!!!!!
EC
April 29th, 2011
6:14 pm
Ealey, Mettenberger, Gray—all losing patience with Richt—and that’s a good thing.
Will put a dead stop to Richt’s entitlement culture he has created at Georgia.
Play the best, or lose em’.
Ed (The Original)
April 29th, 2011
6:39 pm
Is Richt officially an embarrassment to UGA football yet? I can’t wait for him to go. His act has worn thin.
Ed (The Original)
April 29th, 2011
6:43 pm
I should give Richt a break. After all, Richt is good for a win against Florida once every 5 years. And at least he can beat Tennessee in Athens. Most of the time.
But I can’t help but wonder…did Richt know what the hell he was doing when he opted for a FG on 4th and inches against UCF? Turns out that was our last best chance for a TD against the non-BCS conference powerhouse.
Maybe the rest of us are too stupid to get his genius.
Burma Shave (the beloved original)
April 29th, 2011
7:31 pm
Everyone wants
Richt to go
Why does the jerk
Still say no?
BURMA SHAVE
Flat Tire on I-95 in Jacksonville
April 29th, 2011
7:43 pm
$2000 every year to buy 3 season tickets
Richts salary $3 million something I wont make in 30 yrs of work
2-7 against FL yet more players in the NFL than FL
A losing record against top 10 teams
13-12 in the SEC EAST since 2006
30+ ARRESTS in 4 yrs
11 ARRESTS last yr
Put friendship ahead of the program in refusing to fire Martinez
Has lost 2 times to KY once to Vanderbilt in the last 5 yrs
I think people have the right to question the stupidity
Chris
April 29th, 2011
8:25 pm
‘Go Dogs’…
Excellent comment on instant gratification. You could write an incredible list of coaches who were hung in effigy after only five years. Add Dean Smith to that list.
Having said that, as much as I love Mark Richt and the energy he brought to the program…remember his first year or two when he was running the no huddle pretty much the entire game? I can’t say whether he knows how to turn the problem around. He seems to have fixed those stupid directional kicks. All we heard last year was the offensive line was without question the strong point of the team and we were sure to have a strong running game. We could hardly run the ball on LA Lafayette. We were told they were talented, juniors and seniors who had the most consecutive starts collectively over any other team in the SEC. Those guys could not run block and Aaron Murray was running for his life over half the time. I’d love to see what he could do given some time in the pocket. We’re going to miss Kris Durham. That kid had sure hands, not afraid to go over the middle knowing he was going to get blasted and he played with more heart than anyone on that team.
I’m rambling but my point when I started on Richt is I don’t know that I have the confidence that he can ‘turn it around’. Spring games don’t tell you much but Murray seemed to have happy feet while Mason and LeMay looked composed. If LeMay has the skill set of a Terrell Pryor type like I’m hearing, is there any chance we can at least have a package of spread offense plays? Surely one of those two will be redshirted this year?
just a fan
April 29th, 2011
10:03 pm
Akeem Dent just got drafted by the falcons in the 3rd round
Snoop Dawg
April 29th, 2011
10:48 pm
Just who the hell does Richt think he is? We’re paying him $3M a year, and the fans are entitled to ask him serious questions about why he routinely underperforms anytime they want. They are his customers, and if he cannot keep his composure and insult them with his arrogant “you ain’t been there so you can’t understand” attitude, then we need to just go ahead and send him packing right now.
If King and Ealey and the other backs are slackers or can’t get it done, then why does Richt keep them on football scholarships?
This is the problem with Richt. Bottom line is that now he is feeling the heat, he has no more excuses, and and can’t handle the truth.
Richt is a liability to the UGA football program…
Jay Pea
April 29th, 2011
10:58 pm
Great coaches get their team to play at a level beyond their talents. Dooley knew how; Richt doesn’t. Some players are stuck on giving 90% effort at best.
savannadawg
April 29th, 2011
11:33 pm
Couldn’t finish my post from earlier. I was talking about the O-line. When we lost Sturdivant it seems everyone got very worried. And i agree to a point. but this goes back to a larger concern for me. Why do we not have someone to step in right away? It is because we didn’t recruit enough O-linemen and the ones we recruited this year are all developmental IMO. Eventhough, we could get surprised by someone coming in, the fact still remains we are short there. And therefore I’m affraid that the Fall practices will be “light” for this reason. I believe “again” that we put too much emphasis on skill players and not enough on the trenches. We needed at least two(2) O-linemen that could help us right away. If anymore get injured, don’t expect too much.
RED DOG 77
April 30th, 2011
12:55 am
@Bill King………..”thin skined” ? are you kidding me?……Hell……..rather, heck Bill, with the “body of work” coach Mark Richt has turned out the last 10 years, I would say to get a little “edgy” with a fan that has no clue would be brave, normal, and certainly called for, but “thin skined”?………Now Bill, I have always shot straight with you, and do see the “merits” of this article………after all, you do seem to be backing up the best coach in the Nation, but your subtle little negatives certainly don’t go unnoticed by me. I give you a c- on this one Bill, you tendancy to attack your own BULLDOGS appears to be rearing it’s ugly head again, you can do better Bill, can’t you?………as always………Regards, RED
RED DOG 77
April 30th, 2011
1:06 am
@ Bill King…….Oh, and by the way………are you so far out there that you don’t realize if “real” BULLDOG” fans like you and me and every other that bleeds red and black would get behind “our” DOGS about now, we might just have one whale of a season………Fan base creates excitment, excitment creates passion, passion creates “team”, “team” creates chemistry, and CHEMISTRY BILL, creates CHAMPIONSHIPS…………GO DOGS !!! GATA!!!………SIC’ ‘EM……WOOF…..WOOF……WOOF !!!
Choke
April 30th, 2011
1:24 am
obstreperous – adj. (1) resisting control or restraint in a difficult manner; unruly. (2) noisy, clamorous, or boisterous: obstreperous children.
Or, in this case: obstreperous fans.
Is this a word your editor learned in journalism school?
Nub
April 30th, 2011
5:51 am
Yr after yr we struggle in the red zone scoring touchdowns…. Any one want to take a stab at explaining why?
athdog
April 30th, 2011
6:10 am
What isn’t reported here is that after Richt’s comments, the place exploded in applause, yes applause for CMR. We like the guy, we know he can coach, we don’t think he has forgotten how to coach, we know that all schools have a certain segment of fans who know all there is to know about the sport and usually learned it from X-Box or watching ESPN. UGA is no different. We have more than our share of noisy idiots and I can’t really blame CMR for losing it a bit. Get behind him or get off the wagon.
Go Dawgs!!! 8 of 9, 17 of 20
yeti
April 30th, 2011
7:06 am
Is their anyway I could get this fans name so I would know who the biggest loser in Georgia is?
Flat Tire on I-95 in Jacksonville
April 30th, 2011
7:42 am
athdog
I was behind him until he let his friendship with Willie come ahead of the program
sorry but he hasnt done nothing in years pour kool-aid and this years flavor is called THE DREAM TEAM
sprouse27
April 30th, 2011
8:07 am
I’m on board with Timbodog’s comments. Given the last five years, it seems more than a little arrogant for him to respond like that. Yes, he’s a muliti-millionaire ten year coach of a very large and well resourced SEC school. Yes, he SHOULD know more about the team than anybody else. But when Bulldog fans don’t care enough about the team to voice pointed questions about it’s performance, then the situation is a lot worse than a 6-7 season.
Truthfully, it’s hard for me to see that Richt is leading the Bulldog nation any where. I’m not a fan of playing musical coaches, but I see only mediocre seasons going forward with Richt. The Bulldogs have the size and talent to beat enough division II and bottom dwelling SEC teams to hover around 7-6 or 8-5, but really, who sees us consistently beating Florida or Alabama, or LSU? We are not contenders in the SEC now, and BCS hopes are pipe dreams at this point. Richt has been given incredible resources and in my opinion, the results are just not there. I don’t believe he knows why he won so many games in the first five years, or why he’s lost so many in the last five. I keep going back to the Liberty Bowl. I heard Richt say all the things he always says. The team is ready, we’re fired up, we’re going to play a tough game. If he thought THAT team was ready, there is a total disconnect between his perception and reality.
I love watching the Bulldogs play, even though it’s often a frustrating event. The only great thing I’m expecting from the Dawgs this year, is that it’ll lilkely be Richt’s last. I hope McGarity is already thinking through how he’ll handle and who he’ll pick for 2012. There may be some tough seasons ahead, but I for one, would rather see the Dawgs attempt to get back to national prominence than continue on our current path.
AltamahaDawg
April 30th, 2011
8:47 am
Every account I have read said nothing about the guy asking a serious question, or even a pointed question. So stop defending the guy because he simply asked a question. Whining is not asking a question. If you point is that that 100 guys aught to be able to stand up one at a time and whine, then great, make that point. If you folks think this guy is a hero because he had the balls to do what none of you have the balls to do, stop treating him like a princess getting his wittle feewing hurt if somebody poked back.
Every account I have read said that Richt went into geat detail to explain what steps have been taken to address the running games (and of cource none of you want to read that part) and only after that did he pause and say “look……”. I woud be willing to bet that he was not pointing to the guy, not looking at the guy, and it felt very much like more of a general statement to room.
Dawgs Back!
April 30th, 2011
10:24 am
florida will be way down this year with no QB, a bunch of injuries and some coaching issues—UGA should finally be able to beat them. Hopefully, garcia will be suspended against GA—if so, Ga beats them easy. Ga wins the SEC east—mark it down!
dogdawg
April 30th, 2011
11:17 am
Could be CMR lost it with that fan because he knows his job is on the line this year and he’s unsure if this team can save it. I hope the dream team can add enough pressure to the guys that gave up in the liberty bowl to save him.Any body with that much pressure on him like CMR will snap once in awhile.
dogdawg
April 30th, 2011
11:25 am
Then again any coach that loses 4 games to teams like UCol and MisST,and loses a bowl game to Central Florida probably couldn’t save his job anyway!
DawgVoiceofReason
April 30th, 2011
2:39 pm
Go Dawgs!,
Great post at 12:17 yesterday, providing some perspective to the Willie Martinez situation and the heat on Coach Richt. Your best point was about the great coaches who took some time to win their first national championships. Coach Richt has done a very good job for us and I believe the best is yet to come.
April 29th, 2011
12:17 pm
“It amazes me how short people’s memories are.
Stop bringing up Willie Martinez he’s gone. …”
whattheheck
April 30th, 2011
3:45 pm
I don’t get it. Guy says ‘hell’, apologizes for its use a few minutes later – and everyone thinks he’s ALL FIRED UP! Man, that’s a pretty low bar to set. Makes you even wonder if he can even say GATA out loud. Maybe TG is rubbing off on him. Here’s hoping.
I like to imagine Richt and Grantham doing a good cop, bad cop routine to motivate players. Pretty sure that’s where it ends though… in my imagination.
Don’t get me wrong, I love CMR – but he’s gotta get the job done. SEC East should be wide open this year. We haven’t had this level of parity in the East in some time. Hope the Dawgs can get it done this time around. That means playing in the Dome at least twice this year…
JETHRODAWG
May 1st, 2011
5:35 pm
Sic Em’ Coach! Great to finally see some passion instead of a fence post!!!!!! Not worried about our RB situation, when CMR lets Bobo put Crowell in critical yardage situations or more, all the RB discussion will be moot!! When we can and will improve our ability to score inside the 10 yard line and win the 3 games we should have in 10. Look for UGA to beat Boise State, USC, Gators, win SEC East, and compete for a chance to win the SEC Championship, then to a BCS Bowl game!!!!!! Hope Springs Eternal this time of year!! Glad to see CMR speak out and witness he is a Born Again Christian!! Now, if he can just pass some of those great moral values on to his players, they won’t be arresting as many his year. But, as an alumni, I can proclaim from personal experience, Georgia is definitely a “party” school, but it’s okay to have fun, just put your studies first!!
HOUDAWG
May 1st, 2011
10:39 pm
Timbodog ……. KISS IT !!! You don’t have a CLUE !! This is exactly the reaction CMR should have had. Stop the BULLS**T about Christian man reaction ……. have you ever heard there is a time / place for a Christian to fight back ?? I support CMR 1,000 % ….. !! You REALLY don’t have a CLUE …….
AltamahaDawg
May 2nd, 2011
12:22 pm
Ah, but he can assure you exactly the % of Georgia players that smoke pot based on his never going to school there several years ago.
Snake Doc
May 2nd, 2011
5:53 pm
LOL – The CEO can lose patience with a fan but he can’t lose patience with the boneheads on HIS team. What a joke! Fire the CEO!