UGA or Tech? It’s no contest, really
ESPN’s SEC and ACC bloggers had an interesting exchange this week in which they argued the relative merits of UGA and Georgia Tech.
The discussion was prompted by a reader named Tom in Denver who is moving to Atlanta and wanted to be sold on which school he should root for in place of Colorado.
ACC blogger Heather Dinich had the unenviable task of making the case for the Yellow Jackets, and she mainly concentrated on similarities between Tech and CU, like both teams wearing gold and sharing the 1990 national championship, which she noted “is 10 years more recent than the last time the Bulldogs won a national crown.”
Ouch. That’s about the only blow she landed, however.
As for Tech football, her backhanded sales pitch was that “it’s not a bad product on the field. Georgia Tech has played in 14 consecutive bowl games. It’s been 17 years since the Yellow Jackets had a losing record in conference play. And personally, I like Paul Johnson’s offense. It’s unique, it was the best rushing team in the nation last year, and defenses never know when they’re going to get hit with a play of over 20 yards.”
SEC blogger Edward Aschoff made a much more convincing case, but then he had a lot more to work with.
Among the reasons he cited that Tom should switch his allegiance to the Dawgs and not the Jackets was that this year’s team “has the ability to not only win the SEC East but could be a BCS buster for the team that comes out of the West. Following the Bulldogs this year won’t lack excitement, especially with the SEC’s best quarterback in Aaron Murray running the show.”
Also mentioned: SEC coaching dean Mark Richt being “a classy guy,” Uga being “one of the most popular mascots in all of sports,” a rich tradition, playing a game “Between the Hedges,” the annual trip to Jacksonville and “Finally, I think it says everything about the two programs when Bulldogs fans buy Georgia Tech’s season tickets just to get a seat for the Georgia game.”
Good job, Edward. Those are some pretty good reasons to be a Bulldog fan.
But there are many more. In fact, a couple of years ago I wrote a series of blogs listing many of them. So here, in no particular order and compiled together for the first time, are 101 Reasons to be a UGA fan:
1. “It’s Saturday in Athens!”
2. Uga and all his predecessors. The most recognizable — and, as Sports Illustrated said, the best — college mascot in America.
3. “The ball ain’t heavy.”
4. Erk’s bleeding forehead.
5. The Arch.
6. “There goes Herschel.”
7. The most beautiful stadium in college football.
8. The “G” helmet design — even better than Green Bay’s original and the best-looking in all of football.
9. Hines Ward.
10. Silver britches.
11. It’s still “10 to 9″ in Dallas.
12. Ringing the Chapel bell after a victory.
13. David Greene and “70-X-Takeoff.”
14. A favorite headline: “Unbeaten, untied and unbelievable!”
15. North Campus in the spring. Or fall. Or any time, really.
16. How many other teams have a Beatles song named after them (”Hey Bulldog”)?
17. “Run, Lindsay!”
18. We don’t wear orange! Or blue, green, purple or yellow (ugh)!
19. A drive down Milledge Avenue during Pledge Week.
20. “Between the Hedges.”
21. You can’t spell “Sugar” without “UGA.”
22. The electricity in the air when you step on the Sanford Drive bridge before a game.
23. Appleby-to-Washington.
24. Dan Magill and the loudest tennis crowds in America.
25. Sinkwich and Trippi in the same backfield.
26. “Glory, Glory Dixieland.”
27. Red and black, the best color combination in sports.
28. Verron Haynes in the checkerboard end zone.
29. Teaching a child to say “Go Dogs!” (Especially if he belongs to your Gator neighbor!)
30. Vince Dooley’s sideline body English.
31. Kevin Butler kicking it “a hundred thousand miles” against Clemson.
32. The Gym Dogs’ 10 national championships.
33. Foley Field’s six College World Series banners (twice as many as the school in Atlanta).
34. A jersey number retired for good reason.
35. “Keep your seats everyone, the Redcoats are coming!”
36. Dominique Wilkins.
37. Kudzu Hill.
38. Jake “the Snake” Scott.
39. Uga V lunging at Auburn’s Robert Baker.
40. A crisp fall day in Athens — as close to heaven on earth as you can get.
41. “Oh, look at the sugar falling out of the sky!”
42. UGA is the only school to have three different Super Bowl MVPs: Jake Scott of the Miami Dolphins, Terrell Davis of the Denver Broncos and Hines Ward of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
43. An undefeated, untied national championship season.
44. Uga V on the big screen in “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.”
45. How many schools had a song written and performed for them by James Brown?
46. “Cowboy” and “Moonpie.”
47. “I rose to the occasion.”
48. Greeting the heir to the British throne at halftime with “Damn good prince!”
49. Tarkenton to Herron for the SEC championship.
50. “How ’bout them Dawgs!”
51. The Water Girl.
52. The flea-flicker over Alabama!
53. Five-time Olympian Teresa Edwards.
54. The “Give us your lunch money, nerds” banner on Kudzu Hill.
55. Wally’s Boys.
56. Herschel Walker gaining 150 yards playing with a dislocated shoulder against Notre Dame.
57. “Pop” Warner coaching UGA at Herty Field.
58. Andy Johnson leading the Thanksgiving night 1971 winning drive against Tech.
59. The original Junkyard Dogs defense of 1975.
60. Sonny Seiler.
61. David Pollack stripping the ball and scoring in Columbia.
62. “Let the big Dawg eat.”
63. Kicker Bobby Etter picking up a bad snap and running it in for a touchdown against Florida.
64. We don’t have to advertise to sell out our stadium.
65. Munson breaking “a metal steel chair.”
66. Richard Tardits.
67. Hairy Dawg.
68. Memories of the fans on the tracks.
69. Longtime trainer “Squab” Jones.
70. Gordon Beckham.
71. “General” George Patton.
72. That Bill Bates moment in Knoxville living forever on the video screen at Sanford Stadium.
73. “Get the picture … ”
74. Bill Goldberg.
75. “If your blood runs red and black … ”
76. Belue off the bench.
77. “Man enough” against Bama.
78. The Dawg Walk.
79. Joel Eaves.
80. “Ain’t nothing finer in the land …”
81. Reggie Ball wore a Tech uniform.
82. “Going back to Athens town.”
83. The annual performance by the Redcoat Alumni Band.
84. As the late, great Athens Daily News once put it: “Oh, Hot Diggity Dog, Mr. Dooley, You Have Wrecked Ole Tech Again!”
85. Scott Woerner.
86. Being a part of the luckiest 92,746 folks around on a fall Saturday.
87. GATA.
88. Clisby Clark’s “Bulldog Bite.”
89. Bill Stanfill introducing himself to Steve Spurrier at the Gator Bowl.
90. “One and done, baby!”
91. “Between the hoses” at Auburn in 1986.
92. Dooley’s shaved head in 1976.
93. There’s only one “hobnail boot,” and everyone knows who wore it!
94. Great names: “Catfish” Smith, Jiggy Smaha, Happy Dicks, Buzy Rosenberg, Bucky Dilts, Hiawatha Berry, Wycliffe Lovelace.
95. “God is a Bulldog,” as Bulldog legend Dorsey Hill famously noted to Lewis Grizzard when UGA moved to No. 1 in 1980 with the help of a Georgia Tech tie with Notre Dame.
96. Theron Sapp, the Drought-Breaker.
97. Terry Hoage.
98. The Diamond Dogs’ College World Series championship trophy (you won’t find one in Atlanta).
99. Mark Richt.
100. Four-plus decades of Larry Munson.
101. The solo trumpeter in the southwest upper deck.
Feel free to list your own reasons!
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UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
12:12 pm
Haha Techies are so dumb. They have 3 claimed National Championships. 1917, 1928, and 1990. Uga has six claimed by different polls, 1927, 1942, 1946, 1966, 1968, and 1980.
Here’s the link. http://www.sicemdawgs.com/football/fb_his.php
One of Tech’s nc was a tie so that doesn’t count. So tech’s only nc were in 1917 and 1928. And tech’s talk about UGA fans living in the past? Tech fans aren’t even relevant. So Tech fans, don’t talk about living in the past when UGA has the most recent REAL nc in the state of Ga. Uga fans win hands down. No contest. I thought tech fans were smart.
BuckhedBill
June 24th, 2011
12:19 pm
Rhodes Scholars.
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
12:19 pm
And don’t say Ohio State won the 1942 n.c b/c UGA was voted the n.c by more than one poll. Both UGA and OSU only lost to one team that year, but UGA had more votes as the n.c
Yade
June 24th, 2011
12:30 pm
I hope Mark Richt brings a better list into recruits homes than this. Not that appealing.
Dog91
June 24th, 2011
12:31 pm
UGA ‘05,
Would like to be with you but your wrong. OSU was voted by the AP as the ‘42 champ. Let’s not get delusional and start claiming championships we didn’t earn (hear me, Alabama?).
the voice
June 24th, 2011
1:16 pm
hey UGA Fans…why don’t you claim a NC for last year?
Burma Shave
June 24th, 2011
1:25 pm
The dawgs really suck
We all agree
Their players are dummies
It’s easy to see!
BURMA SHAVE
WDE
June 24th, 2011
1:29 pm
@the voice I think Auburn claimed the NC for last year…just don’t tell Bama.
Left-Wing Bozos at Work on Our Kids' Minds
June 24th, 2011
1:30 pm
A repeat of a Neil Boortz column that shows what kind of crap our kids are learning at UGA under the school’s left-wing professors:
Well, I don’t want to embarrass the subject of our little story by using her real name. We’ll call her Prunella. Our heroine is a senior at the University of Georgia and a columnist for the Red and Black, the independent UGA student newspaper.
At the end of her most recent column, “Think before you shop at Walmart,” you will see this tag: “[Prunella] is a senior from Lawrenceville majoring in magazines and women’s studies.”
With such a double major I’m sure the recruiters are knocking down her door.
“Think before you shop at Walmart?” As a matter of fact I do! My thought process is usually something like, “I think I’ll go shopping at Walmart.”
Prunella disapproves. She says that when she walks into a Walmart she sees “concentrated evil.” Not just evil, mind you — concentrated evil!
Our magazine major’s problems with Walmart seem to stem from the fact that many local retailers find it difficult to compete when Walmart moves into town.
That’s the nature of the free market.
Prunella doesn’t explain how she would remedy the situation. Consumers exercising their free choices apparently don’t sit well with this young lady. She is also upset with Walmart because it is a “large unfeeling corporation with (a) major impact on what we buy, where it’s produced and how much we pay.” Please. Whoever it is out there forcing Prunella to shop at Walmart, knock it off.
Somehow, in her column about the “concentrated evil” that is Walmart, Prunella didn’t address the fact that Wal-Mart Stores Inc. donates just shy of $300 million a year to charities around the country. The company also reportedly pledged $2 billion for a five-year campaign to fight hunger. The evil must be concentrated somewhere other than in charitable giving.
Perhaps, then, this is Prunella’s real problem with Walmart. In her column she expresses displeasure that profit-driven corporations “are firing American workers to cut production costs. They then charge American consumers more money than what it took to produce their products.”
Let’s address both of her points. First: How dare any evil “profit-driven” corporation fire workers to cut production costs! Cutting production costs is nothing less than a blatant attempt to improve the bottom line. Don’t these dastardly businessmen realize that they’re in business to hire people, not to make money? After all, potential investors look to the number of unnecessary employees as a surer sign of corporate health than profit and loss figures. Any good woman’s studies major surely knows that!
Second: Let’s erect some gallows at Sanford Stadium so, at the next Georgia home game, we can hang the next evil businessmen we catch selling a product for more than it cost to produce. Prunella must have sneaked into the back of a UGA business class to learn that her next pair of shoes should be sold for exactly what it cost to make them and place them on the shelves of her favorite store (not Walmart) — and not one penny more.
Seriously, folks. Is this what we get after tens of thousands of dollars are spent to produce a college graduate these days? Did her magazine professor see this column before she submitted it to the Red and Black? Didn’t someone warn her that such public displays of economic brilliance can end up being embarrassing?
And the most troubling question of all: Is she registered to vote?
Apathetic
June 24th, 2011
1:47 pm
Or, you could decide by comparing arrest records of team members.
ga gator
June 24th, 2011
1:48 pm
And to top it all off; Edward is a Gator.
AltamahaDawg
June 24th, 2011
2:05 pm
OH MaGawd! Are you all still arguing about how different polls ranked a #1 college football program back in 19whocares?
Spike
June 24th, 2011
2:19 pm
590 South Lumpkin Street.
Spike
June 24th, 2011
2:32 pm
Sons of Italy, Steverinos, Papa Joes, the Varsity, the Fifth Quarter,… Don’t get me started! UGA golf course, downtown Athens, Dirk Howell Band, The old Downtowner hotel at Five Points, The Waffel House, ….
Matt Blackwell
June 24th, 2011
3:07 pm
Beautiful List
102. We Run This State
103. Excessive Celebration Penaltys in Jacksonville
104. Ben Jones eating Yellow Grass
105. Human Highlight Films (Dominique/Leslie)
106.
It Ain't Rocket Science
June 24th, 2011
3:20 pm
Snoop Dawg,
I am happily retired thank you. As for a job, when exactly do you work since you seem to be on here most times during the day. Must be a late shift in a fast food place. I guess that is why you are so over qualified as a coach in waiting and able to judge so well, a man making a lot more money than you will ever see, flipping burgers.
BuzztheKiller
June 24th, 2011
3:58 pm
I see DawginLex is still playing with boys.
BuzztheKiller
June 24th, 2011
4:03 pm
UGA 05- get a life. Oh never mind, if you really did graduate from UGA in 05 (wow), you don’t have a life because you are probably still living at home on mommy and daddy and looking for a real job. Tech has four NCs (1917, 1928, 1951, 1990). Before you say some of those are shared, well so is ALL of UGAs claims except 1980. 1990 is still 10 years more recent than 1980. I know that is tough math for a UGA grad, but count your toes if you need.
Snoop Dawg
June 24th, 2011
4:08 pm
It ain’t rocket science, this Snoop Dawg is doing rocket science–in my second career… As for coaching, I do think just about any of the blawg dawgs could do a better job than da Preacha Man. And, after paying them a nice salary, we could give every student at UGA a hundred dollar rebate every year from the cost savings realized from cancelling’ Preacha Man’s cool 3 mil per year.
So, have fun with that metal detector in your golden years… I commend The Smartest Bulldog to you each morning. Check out the website…
btw, I recommend that the AJC replace Richt at number 99 with Soljah Boy and Water Girl at 101 with Sistah Soljah.
UGAGRAD74
June 24th, 2011
4:40 pm
Add “Racehorse” Lamar Davis and Jimmy Orr to the list!
Dr. John Trotter
June 24th, 2011
5:08 pm
D. J. Shockley, Ben Zambiasi, and Bill Krug. Randy McMichael too.
Dumbest post of the day award goes to...
June 24th, 2011
6:00 pm
UGA’05
June 24th, 2011
12:12 pm
Haha Techies are so dumb. They have 3 claimed National Championships. 1917, 1928, and 1990. Uga has six claimed by different polls, 1927, 1942, 1946, 1966, 1968, and 1980.
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Claiming the 1968 MNC??? UGA finished 8-1-2 in 1968 losing to Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl 16-2 (yes – UGA scored 2 points). Woody Hayes had his greatest team ever in 1968. They went 10 – 0 with an average score of 32-15.
Ohio State blew out Michigan 50-14 in their regular season finale before a 27-16 vitory in the Rose Bowl over USC (featuring a Heisman Trophy winning tailback named OJ Simpson).
Talk about a DDD – that would be Dumb, Delusional, Dawg
Dumbest post of the day award goes to...
June 24th, 2011
6:09 pm
UGA’05
June 24th, 2011
12:12 pm
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The non-barking residents of the USA think that Illinois was the MNC in 1927.
UGA went 9-1 in 1927, finishing with a shut out loss (12-0) against GT
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
9:05 pm
Haha Buzzthekiller, do you know where i got those stats for gt? A gt website. and if you count the shared ones then UGA still has more n.c’s dumb$#!t. Nice try at being a smart ass, but sadly i’m still the smartest ass. you lose. go get robbed in downtown in a classes town where gt is located. And have fun supporting a mediocre engineering school. btw UGA ‘05 is not when i graduated, it’s my favorite year as a bulldog fan, again nice try at being a smart ass, but it didn’t work too well. And sorry it took me to long to answer, but i actually have a life and don’t spend all day on a blog, espcially on another teams blog. loser.
A new dumbest post of the day award goes to...
June 24th, 2011
9:40 pm
UGA’05
June 24th, 2011
9:05 pm
“I am the smartest ass”
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Can’t spell. Poor grammar. Poor punctuation. Doesn’t know how to use apostrophes, capitals, etc. – and STILL claims MNC’s in 1927, 1966 (when UGA lost a game and ALA didn’t) and 1968
I think we know what UGA’05 stands for – the year he started Middle School
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
9:53 pm
Doesn’t matter if i use proper grammar or anything like on that on a website b/c idc about someone who can insult a person on the internet b/c if we were face to face i’d bust your damn face all the way into the frontal lobe of your brain. oh look i do know something. assuming you’re a bama fan i wouldn’t be comparing academics. and you obviously can’t read cause explained why i use the blog name. again nice try a being a smart ass but i still reign as smartest ass. btw that’s a joke. it doesn’t have to be proper b/c it’s a damn joke. f^*k up.
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
9:56 pm
if the only thing have to insult someone is grammar then that’s pretty pathetic and it shows that you aren’t very creative. go get some new material and then we’ll talk.
This is too easy....
June 24th, 2011
10:06 pm
UGA’05
June 24th, 2011
9:53 pm
Doesn’t matter if i use proper grammar or anything like on that on a website b/c idc about someone who can insult a person on the internet b/c if we were face to face i’d bust your damn face all the way into the frontal lobe of your brain. oh look i do know something. assuming you’re a bama fan i wouldn’t be comparing academics. and you obviously can’t read cause explained why i use the blog name. again nice try a being a smart ass but i still reign as smartest ass. btw that’s a joke. it doesn’t have to be proper b/c it’s a damn joke. f^*k up.
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UGA’05 – it looks like you need to see your MD to up your Ritalin dosage.
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
10:13 pm
Assuming that you’re the same blogger from before, I’ll humor you. You are pathetic. You do not know how to insult anyone.
Assuming that you aren’t the same blogger then i wont humor you. it seems like you need to up your usage of your enema cause you are full s#!t
This is too easy....
June 24th, 2011
10:19 pm
UGA’05
June 24th, 2011
10:13 pm
Assuming that you’re the same blogger from before, I’ll humor you. You are pathetic. You do not know how to insult anyone.
Assuming that you aren’t the same blogger then i wont humor you. it seems like you need to up your usage of your enema cause you are full s#!t
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Wow – what insults. You are truly a Jedi Master of wit and invective. There is obviously a Pulitzer Prize, or at least a Peabody Award, on the cards for such an expert with the English language.
This is too easy....
June 24th, 2011
10:25 pm
UGA’05 really claims these???
Other National Championships
•1968 (8-1-2) – Litkenhous
•1966 (10-1-0) – Massey Ratings
•1946 (11-0-0) – Williamson System
•1942 (11-1-0) – Berryman; DeVold; Houlgate System; Litkenhous; Poling System; Williamson System.
•1927 (9-1-0) – Boand System; Poling System
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Some background on these polls:
Litkenhous (1934-84), a difference-by-score formula developed by Edward E. Litkenhous, a professor of chemical engineering at Vanderbilt, and his brother, Frank.
Massey College Football Ratings (1995-present), a mathematical rating system developed by Kenneth Massey, a graduate student at Virginia Tech in mathematics. His ratings, which account for homefield advantage, joined the BCS panel in 1999. More information can be found at http://www.masseyratings.com
Williamson System (1932-63), a power rating system chosen by Paul Williamson of New Orleans, Louisiana, a geologist and member of the Sugar Bowl committee .
Some mighty solid rankings there – 2 guys who nobody has never heard of (Litkenhous and Willaimson) and even claiming an MNC (in 1966 no less) from a rating system that didn’t exist at the time
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
10:28 pm
well guess what. thanks to you and me, people have now heard of those very smart people
This is too easy....
June 24th, 2011
10:29 pm
Oops – forgot the 1927 MNC (the year UGA lost to GT in their last game). It was awarded by Boand and Poling – basically the opinions of 2 guys who didn’t watch a single game in 1927
Boand System (1930-60), known as the Azzi Ratem System developed by William Boand> of Tucson, Arizona. He moved to Chicago in 1932. Appeared in many newspapers as well as Illustrated Football Annual (1932-42) and weekly in Football News (1942-44, 1951-60). Predated national champions from 1919-29.
Poling System (1935-84), a mathematical rating system for college football teams developed by Richard Poling from Mansfield, Ohio, a former football player at Ohio Wesleyan. Poling’s football ratings were published annually in the Football Review Supplement and in various newspapers. Predated national champions from 1924-34.
This is too easy....
June 24th, 2011
10:30 pm
UGA’05
June 24th, 2011
10:28 pm
well guess what. thanks to you and me, people have now heard of those very smart people
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At least you have a good sense of humor! I’m out.
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
10:33 pm
and insulting me with star wars references is pathetic. and again, insulting someone’s grammar on a blog shows you have no creativity but keep trying. and i have to say that enema joke was way better than you’re gay overused ritalin joke. This is too easy? what’s too easy? apparently not insulting someone. you are having a very hard time doing that as i just keep coming back with better insults. newer insults. not the same thing about someone’s grammar. get some new material and then we can make this interesting.
UGA'05
June 24th, 2011
10:34 pm
thank you sir for noticing my sense of humor
chazzo
June 24th, 2011
11:20 pm
2 words: co-ed ratio! UGA hands down!
Coach Grohbo
June 24th, 2011
11:31 pm
Georgia Tech is the easy choice here, Tom. Think about it.
Why would you want to cheer for a team worse than your own?
Haven’t you suffered enough?
UGA'05
June 25th, 2011
12:16 am
Last!
I’m starting a new trend. Instead of being first, let’s make even more difficult and try to be last.
Ed (The Original)
June 25th, 2011
1:02 am
Great list, but “The Water Girl?” (No. 51). Thought I knew just about all there was to know about Georgia football, but that one stumped me.
Ed (The Original)
June 25th, 2011
1:07 am
Matt Blackwell, I have to differ with your no. 103 – the excessive celebration penalty in Jacksonville. That was bush league. And totally unnecessary. We had the better team that year, period. And the SEC officiating crews have been punishing Georgia football for it ever since.
Tim
June 25th, 2011
1:29 am
I wouldn’t have listed Sonny Seiler. He was one of the selection committee members who picked Michael Adams and we all know the problems he’s caused at UGA.
It Ain't Rocket Science
June 25th, 2011
5:21 am
Snoop Dawg,
So your first career was a rap singer right, LOL. It s suppose to be handle dude, not a fantasy. As for enjoying my golden years. I do tremendously, but not by using a metal detector. I have more keeping me busy now than I ever did when I got paid to work. At 62, the secret is really pretty simple. Keep busy and active and you don’t feel old. And of course, always cheer on UGA, and CMR. Oh yeah and one last thing. Marry a younger woman to keep you going as well. Easy formula for not getting older that way.
GO DAWGS
StephenDawg
June 25th, 2011
7:01 am
102. Tom from Denver, have you ever seen so many jealous losers that spend their time concocting insults on some other school’s message board? Seems to me that, if their schools were so great, they would be focused on celebrating their schools with their own fans instead of showcasing their obvious jealousy of the Red and Black for the whole world to see. Thank God I’m a Dawg!
And don't forget the red panties affair
June 25th, 2011
8:22 am
You can list all the “pluses” you want to, but the athletic history of UGA is full of so many sordid, sleazy incidents – dating back to Vince Dooley and continuing through Mark Richt – that it’s impossible to overlook. The school has come to stand for drunkenness and lawlessness, coddling of illiterate athletes who should never have been admitted to college, and rampant cheating by coaches.
So your list of pluses really doesn’t impress anyone.
goldz
June 25th, 2011
9:38 am
Jan Kemp’s testimony—-explains the foundation for most of Edward’s list, huh?
NoFKNdog
June 25th, 2011
9:39 am
Lastly, all uga fans, students, alumni, professors, support staff, coaches, players, and anyone associated the dogs, will always SUCK!!
NoFKNdog
June 25th, 2011
9:40 am
and do not for get little ms. stephendawg. What a sweet handle.
Eddie from Acworth
June 25th, 2011
10:13 am
Good list but how do you leave out:
blackout against AU
REM
This blog always kills me. Tech fans talking trash? Seriously? It’s the equivalent of uga fans talking trash on a fla blog. Get a life losers…uga owns you.
1eyedJack
June 25th, 2011
10:25 am
GTI – terrorist training facility. GT fans say things that are just as foolish as Al Qaeda’s fans. Must be part of the training.