Fan talk: Offseason concerns and looking forward to G-Day
Jarvis Jones could lose playing time if his helmet comes off as frequently this season as it did last year. (Associated Press)
Saturday morning musings: With an NCAA rule change mandating that players who lose their helmets in a game must sit out for at least one play, I’m wondering if Georgia’s equipment managers will be trying hard to come up with a new strategy for keeping the lids on Jarvis Jones and Isaiah Crowell, who ended quite a few plays topless last season. … Another rule change has teams kicking off from the 35-yard line but touchbacks being brought out to the 25, which is likely to make high, shorter, directional kicks the vogue with some coaches. Somewhere Jon Fabris must be smiling. … And in the case of an arrested UGA soccer player, I’m left wondering: Where exactly does one hide stolen hash browns in one’s pants?
With that image stuck in your brain, let’s dip into some of this week’s Junkyard Mail ….
First, a little social media feedback. This week, I asked on Facebook and Twitter what Georgia fans’ biggest offseason concerns are and what they’re most looking forward to seeing at G-Day.
The most common concern mentioned (besides Mike Bobo still being offensive coordinator) was, naturally, the offensive line. As Lee Bowen noted, “Even [the] best running backs need hawgs opening holes.”
Arrests and “off-field incidents” was another frequently expressed concern.
As for G-Day, Robert L. Kushner III is excited about seeing Keith Marshall and Christian LeMay. Darren Micheal Self wants to see some “toughness” out of Crowell. Wally Logan is hoping for “a Junkyard Dawg aggressive defense and some excitement from our running backs!”
And, returning to the concerns, Jesse Murrah is looking forward to seeing “what we have on the offensive line. The rest of our talent will do just fine as long as we can protect, block, and open holes.”
From the regular Junkyard Mail, DawginLex writes that, among other things, on G-Day “I want open QB competition between Murray and Lemay. I would love to hear of a plan to semi-platoon the 2 of them to take some of the heat off of Aaron.”
Frankly, I wouldn’t get your hopes up, Dawg. The David Greene-D.J. Shockley rotation appears to have been a one-time aberration for Mark Richt and Bobo. I’m also a proponent of getting your No. 2 quarterback some meaningful game time, even if you don’t go as far as platooning or scripting offensive series for the backup. But, barring an injury to Aaron Murray, I’ll be surprised if we see the backup QB any more this season than we did last season.
There will be a lot of interest in Isaiah Crowell this spring. (Brant Sanderlin / AJC)
Also on the subject of G-Day, Eddie Whitaker writes: I’m quite simply looking forward to being in Athens (Sanford Stadium to be more specific) on a glorious spring Saturday. G-Day games are usually less than exciting, but just the chance to be in the stadium, see the green field, the hedges, and the Red and Black, gives me something to look forward to during this “black hole” time of the sports year. You never know how many opportunities you’ll have in life to experience this. Thanks, Bill!
I agree with you complete, Eddie. We only get a handful of opportunities to watch football Between the Hedges each year, and G-Day’s the only time where you can choose your own seat. I’ve hunkered down through several cold, rainy April Saturdays just for the chance of seeing the Red and Black teams scrimmage. And also quite a few gorgeous spring days when just being in Athens was a pleasure, no matter whether the action on the field was compelling or not. Attendance is always pretty good for G-Day, but I’m betting with the Keith Marshall-Isaiah Crowell story line this spring, there might be a few more folks than usual showing up.
On offseason concerns, Jason Meucci writes: No surprises here … O-line and now with suspensions and dismissals, very concerned about our secondary. Also seems odd to say I’m comforted by having a true freshman as a kicker, but even that is an upgrade over what had become of Blair Walsh. If there’s a “darkhorse” concern, its Aaron Murray’s tendency to commit multiple turnovers against good teams. Oh, and Mike Bobo is still never to be trusted to come up with a creative or aggressive game plan or adjust when things aren’t working. 9-3 with losses to Mizzou, Florida and Auburn.
So you’re pegging Missouri as a loss, huh? Well, I know quite a few fans are pointing to that as a “trap” game for the Dogs. But I watched Missouri in its bowl game, and while they can move the ball, I can’t quite see their defense shutting down even Bobo. As for Florida and Auburn, those are always tough games, but I’m more worried about South Carolina.
DawgDayBlog writes: I am a longtime reader and huge fan of your undying love for all things UGA and Athens. If I had to pinpoint one concern for the (every) offseason, it would be spring break and the raucous outings and getaways our players will have. Unfortunately, we live in a world today where every move is made under a microscope, and an individual, especially of high profile, cannot get away with indulgences once considered mundane and insignificant. Many forget our players are kids, and are going to go out and have the times of their lives, much like we did at their age. Many on these blogs will moan and groan about Coach Richt not having control, though it is asinine to expect Coach to a) monitor every move by every player at every hour of the day, and b) expect Coach to lock them in a box and not allow them be kids (and we saw how locking kids in a box worked out for Mike Leach). Many other people on these blogs (mostly Tech fans who have nothing better to do than come on and spew their drivel about their football stadium property owners) will point fingers at these kids for having a party bone. Reality is, everybody, even the Techies, enjoyed life to its fullest when we were in college and would just about give up everything for one more day of carefree youth. Anyway, with spring break on the horizon, I, along with many other Dawg fans will hold our breath every morning when we open up the AJC or Twitter. Hope the boys have a GREAT time, but manage to keep a level head on their shoulders in the process. GO DAWGS!!!!!
Yeah, I’m always thankful when spring break is over and we don’t see the beat reporters having a feeding frenzy over an arrest report. And you make a good point: Yes, the head coach sets the tone for his team in terms of discipline, but he can’t control what 120 college kids do, especially when they’re not under his supervision. What he can do, though, is make it clear up front what will be tolerated and what won’t and also make it clear that transgressions will be punished. I think Richt has done a good job of especially the latter in recent years.
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Thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
4:37 am
“I think all that really knows Georgia Football would agree, without all the “negative” blogging, stories, and gossip…………We would have probubly signed a full class”
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If not for DISNEYdawgs.com posters making Mark Richt’s job so cushy, we might actually have had him make some changes this off-season, such as fire Mike Bobo, let new OC pick his own offensive coaching staff with one less offensive coach, so that he could have hired a Special Teams’ Coach, let JT2 go since the end of games 2011 was worse than in 2010 end of games in conditioning.
So Lame to say that negative blog posts are the fault for the recruiting blunders this 2012 season leaving us 8 scholarships short of full 85 with but 77, when what Mark Richt has done is RUN-OFF 26 but over-signed 109 to this 85 scholarship limit, an over-signing by 24 to-date.
What the REAL PROBLEM with this football program is EXCUSES by DISNEYdawgs.com posters, making the job so cushy for Mark Richt when he averages # 7 in The SEC football team over the last three (3) years now, and # 5 in The SEC in 2011 is supposed to be so great.
Grow a pair. You always brag all off-season and then during the season after a couple of games, are NOWHERE TO BE FOUND RED DOG 77.
Every year.
Neutral
February 26th, 2012
6:21 am
I agree with an earlier blog:
Thomas Brown = Red Baron
Joey
February 26th, 2012
6:32 am
I agree with Tomas.
Numbers don’t lie.
Neutral = Richt Fanboy
trupert
February 26th, 2012
7:57 am
Alabama fan’s, how long until the latest probation ends? I think it’s almost up, and when they take Alabama back off probation it will open up the door for them to start looking into Saban’s program again.
The NCAA has been looking the other way because Alabama was already on probation and it would have been devastating to call Saban for his dirty deeds while already on probation.
Saban and his cheating ways will be delt with sooner than later. Enjoy the fruits of Saban’s cheating while it last.
Thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
8:26 am
trupert,
Why are you so jealous of Alabama ?
Is this possibly it, trupert ?
Signed by Kirby Smart and Nick Saban Alabama 2012 season alone:
# 4 MLB in nation Dillon Lee (Buford HS) 6-3.5/238
# 8 CB in nation Geno Smith (St. Pius) 6-0/165
# 17 RB in nation Kenyan Drake (Hillgrove HS) 6-0/195
# 17 DT in nation Dalvin Tomlinson (Henry County) 6-3/270
# 20 OT in nation Brandon Greene (Cedar Grove) 6-6/295
# 20 TE in nation Kurt Freitag (Buford HS) 6-4/237
# 27 DT in nation Dakota Ball (Pepperell HS) 6-2/295
# 1 Kicker in nation Adam Griffith (Calhoun HS) Alabama
Alabama is ranked the # 2 recruiting class in the nation
UGA is ranked # 14.
8 Alabama players signed from Georgia of 4-Stars or more
5 Georgia players signed from Georgia of 4-Stars or more.
Scout.com
*Kenyan Drake # 13 RB in nation by Kirby Smart*
Kurt Freitag # 13 TE in nation
*Adam Griffith # 2 Kicker in nation*
*Brandon Greene # 33 OL in nation*
*Dakota Ball # 29 DT in nation by Kirby Smart*
*Dillon Lee # 4 LB in nation by Kirby Smart*
*Geno Smith # 8 DB in nation*
*Dalvin Tomlinson # 11 DT in nation Kirby Smart*
Rivals.com
* All these players in the state of Georgia were offered a scholarship by Mark Richt.*
7 of the 8 Kirby Smart and Nick Saban out-recruited Mark Richt in the state of Georgia on.
Kirby Smart also recruited the # 1 athlete in the nation according to Rivals.com Eddie Williams, whom Mark Richt ALSO offered a scholarship too.
Texas Dawg
February 26th, 2012
8:35 am
Love me sum Dawgs………………but…………….Murry to this point has not got it done against team that are ranked…..the only team that we have beaten that was ranked was Auburn last year I think…………seems like he has a direct hand in the losses to the big boys…..MS,SC. ect…I hate that Alabama is off the schedule…I think if we want to be the best we have to beat the best……….I would much rather watch a game against Bama than the Citadel!
Thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
9:03 am
Citadel would be an improvement over what Ears McGarity has provided me for my season tickets.
@thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
9:13 am
As usual, you fail to report the whole strory, Signed 5 star tackle teheus from flolrida, sifned 2 running backs rated higher than Drake, Didn’ t offer the TE, signed the #1 tackle and DE end and LB from the state of Georgia.Just positive things , can’t sign nor do Ga offer them all.You are an absolute idiot.
Thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
9:15 am
Liar. That is not the whole story.
You try to paint picture we did BETTER than Alabama when they CLEANED UP IN OUR STATE BECAUSE OF KIRBY SMART.
The whole picture is that UGA ended up # 14 in recruiting and Alabama # 1. Therefore, the players out-of-state we signed were NOT ANYWHERE in the same ballpark as good as the players Alabama signed out-of-state, now were they ?
You LIAR.
Thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
9:16 am
typo
# 2 I typed for Alabama
# 14 UGA
Thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
9:17 am
And, as for the 9 players Kirby Smart out-recruited Georgia on, Mark Richt gave a Schoalrship Offer to 8.
Dog in Nam
February 26th, 2012
9:23 am
trupert……that’s a bunch of bs…..you must be a dull person to be around……you have nothing but a bunch of lies….you have nothing on Bama or Saban….no one with credibility is accusing Saban of cheating…..he’s smart, works hard and very creative….but not a crook….you make all posters look dumb for being in the same space with your worthless bs…….what a bore….you’re even more boring than Blackout and Crush with their endless chest thumping that lacks creativity, but at least they got a great team and coach to hide behind….wish they’d go away and take you with them……I don’t post much, but I try to enjoy reading these blogs…..you and crush and blackout and all your kind of boring and baseless postring need to give it a rest or come up with something new for Christ’s sake
Dap01
February 26th, 2012
9:24 am
Tell players to buckle up the helmet properly and don’t put so much hair in the helmet.
Less hair, more straps buckled. Less style, more substance (meaning football).
Old Dawg
February 26th, 2012
9:34 am
One thing that may play into UGA’s favor in developing other quarterbacks is the schedule. If the Dawgs blow out some of these teams, the younger QBs will see considerable playing time. True, it won’t be top quality competition, but they will be seeing other defenses and throwing against them.
Still@theKool-aidBAR
February 26th, 2012
10:34 am
Old Dawg what would benefit the QBs would to be playing with the 1st team players some. Playing behind the 3rd string O-line with the scrub WRs doesn’t tell the coach what the back-up QB can really do.
kerryb
February 26th, 2012
1:35 pm
I don’t get the guy picking us to lose to Auburn and Missouri. Missouri didn’t impress me much in beating up on UNC and now they are playing in a big boy conference as opposed to the Oklahoma, Texas conference. They also don’t play defense in the Big 12 like we do. Also, I don’t see Auburn having a better season than last year after losing Dyer. We will make it 6 out of the last 7 against Auburn. UF will be a toss up. Like Bill I’m more worried about USC. By October Lattimore should be back to his previous form or close to it and Shaw will be more experienced. We also play them in Columbia..
@thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
2:00 pm
Again Thomas wants to call someone a liar , the players we signed from out of state were better players than Alabama signed in georgia you flippin idiot. I will take Marshall and Gurley over Drake, Theus over green, would’ve love to have had Geno Smith, How amny did georgia sign that saban wanted? What about in 2011 how many did saban get that he wanted, did he sign drew , mithcell, crowell, Rome and the countless other he offered,. Saban also offered K. Marshall, You always paint the negative like Richt only signed players Saban didn’t want, so far from the truth you always accentuate everything in a negative light and its the same posts day after day on several different name. Like I said you name and time and place big mouth.
@thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
2:30 pm
No one ever said Georgia class was better than Bamas
*Kenyan Drake # 13 RB in nation by Kirby Smart* Richt signed the Marshall #2 in nation who was also offered by saban
Kurt Freitag # 13 TE in nation No Georgia Offer signed the #12 TE in nation Georgia signed Jay rome #1 TE in Nation in 2011 another player Saban coveted.
*Adam Griffith # 2 Kicker in nation* Not offered by georgia TB exageration
*Brandon Greene # 33 OL in nation* signed theus % star # 5 in anation also offered by saban Higher rated than any olinman saban signed
*Dakota Ball # 29 DT in nation by Kirby Smart* UGa signed J. taylor #7 rankd in Nation also offered by Bama
*Dillon Lee # 4 LB in nation by Kirby Smart* UGA signed Josh Harvey Clemmons #1 rated player in state of Georgia also offered by Saban
*Geno Smith # 8 DB in nation*
*Dalvin Tomlinson # 11 DT in nation Kirby Smart* Not a DT but georgia signed Jordan Jenkins #3 rated player in state and # 6 nationally DE. Also signed john atkins who was offered by Alabama
Anyone else notice Saban offers almost everyone a scholarship?Is TB over in Tuscaloosa polishing Sabans statue. More to story than TB ever likes to spout off about.No doubt Sabasn does a great job but richts is also doing a very good job recruiting.
Neutral
February 26th, 2012
2:33 pm
Joey = Thomas Brown = Red Baron = Fair Weather Fans = MegaNegativity = Destructive Attitudes = Likely GT fans posing as frustrated Dawg fans!!! P.S. If the Dawgs win every game and lose in the NC game…..these same idiots will be discussing how Richt can’t win the big game. You are a bunch of spoiled, negative losers who can only find fault with players and coaches. Like I said earlier, I would hate to lead people like you into combat because you have such negative personalities and you would be “poison” to everyone around you. Please bail on the Dawgs and become Bama or Auburn fans because they have won National championships recently….even though Richt has a winning record against those schools and a much cleaner program.
college logo caps
February 26th, 2012
2:33 pm
I suspect that 85% of these bloggers here saying that they are Bama fans or LSU or Florida, UT or even GT fans are not really. No, they wear the caps of the schools that win, so when they go to their local mall, they can flash that cap and they think others are impressed with them. Sad but funny.
I wear the cap of UGA and wear it everywhere and folks see it and recognize it. I wear it win and lose. Most Bama fans on this site are too young maybe to recall Bama’s deep slumber after Bear died. In 92 with Gene Stallings they had a good year and that was it, pre Sabin, so for maybe 20 years they were nothing. WHen he bolts it will be that way again. Besides, U of Alabama and AU are in the state of Alabama …………..what a joke!!
If LSU wins the MNC next time, these same BAMA TODAY clowns will be showing off their LSU caps.
Gooooooooooooooooooooooo Dogs. College is forever.
@thomas Brown
February 26th, 2012
2:37 pm
Espn ranks georgia kicker Marshall Morgan higher than the kicker from Calhoun that Georgia didn’t offer .
Still@theKool-aidBAR
February 26th, 2012
5:56 pm
Netural…………Thomas Brown is also 13-1 and BuLLdawg. He is not any of the others names you posted as far as I know. He does use MANY names. I only use 1 name per Category to post. I have a TECH/Schultz name, a recruiting Blog name, and a UGA/King Blog name. I will poke fun at a few FRIENDS using a different name, but 99.9% of the time I use the NAME associated with the different blog.
nobody
February 26th, 2012
6:04 pm
why don’t you cut Bobo some slack….cannot understand how fans can sit around and read snide remarks from you media folks who have never accomplished a thing playing football or coaching football, yet sit behind a typewriter and criticize the hell out of somebody who’s busting his buns to work with the 18-19 year olds….what we need are players who come to play, players who don’t violate criminal laws, players who don’t beat up women…cut him some slack….
nobody
February 26th, 2012
6:06 pm
tuff talk about Bobo coming from a man who has never accomplished a thing but criticize folks who try
Told ya so Dawg
February 26th, 2012
6:50 pm
Crowell must be excited with the new helmet rule.. bet he adds some extensions to the dreggs…lol I wonder if he help the new rule get passed? hmmm…
Briscoe Darlin
February 26th, 2012
8:03 pm
You alabama dilberts can go to…..sorry Aunt Bee. I kinda lost it for a sec.
Greengobblins
February 26th, 2012
9:24 pm
Glad to hear Red Barron the Genius is back with his insights. Good stuff Red, keep up the good effort, UGA is about Championships, not beating weak teams.
Greengobblins
February 26th, 2012
9:28 pm
i’d say 95% of UGA fans are not satisfied with getting to a bowl game, and finishing in the top 25.
the goal here is to make those changes now, to win a championship come December, and then compete for the Championship come January.
someone has to raise the standards, Red Barron, thank you, and so many others for not being satisfied with less
let the other guys go root for Vanderbilt and Kentucky and be happy having a winning season and making it to a Bowl game.
If you have 10 top 10 recruiting classes in 10 seasons, much is expected.
Whiz
February 26th, 2012
9:37 pm
Luke 12:48 has always been one of my favorite verses in the Holy Scriptures. I know we have a lot of Christians on this team, and coaches, so this verse, should become the verse for this year.
Luke 12:48
“A lot will be expected from everyone who has been given a lot. More will be demanded from everyone who has been entrusted with a lot.”
It’s hard to imagine being given more resources than God has given to Mark Richt. Richt has been given much, and God expects much out of Richt with the resources that have been granted to him.
Lakedawg
February 26th, 2012
9:39 pm
Thomas– Not but one of those players will see the field for Bammer thr first 2 years except maybe special teams.
Dakota Ball a real player and hated seeing him committ so early to Bammer, kid will be a David Pollack type.
Other do not expect many big things.
Bill Lee
February 27th, 2012
1:15 am
How come Spurrier can play multible quarterbacks and we cannot? He seems fairly successful, especially at Florida, doing just that. Why not at least a “wild cat” formation every now and then.
Thomas Brown
February 27th, 2012
6:47 am
Alabama’s Nick Saban and Kirby Smart has out-recruited Mark Richt and Rodney Garner at # 2 best in the nation Alabama to # 14 best Georgia this 2012 recruiting class.
Our recruits do not match-up with Alabama’s recruits. If you think they do, you are not quite the guru you say you are. I base this not on my analysis but on EVERYONE’S analysis. And, I provided not only the details but the URL Link to the details.
As for Talent, Mark Richt has averaged The # 6 best coach in America at getting talent here based upon average number of NFL Draft Picks, comparing Mark Richt to ALL coaches 2001 to present at their school compared to him.
Yet :
9 teams Mark Richt not a winning record against
# 35 coach over last 8 years at his school overall win %
Thomas Brown
February 27th, 2012
6:48 am
# 35 coach over last 8 years at his school overall win %
comparing Mark Richt to all coaches at their school win % over current 8-year period.
# 49 at scoring Touchdowns
# 57 at going 3 and out on Offense
# 52 Average NCAA Total Offense
Thomas Brown
February 27th, 2012
6:51 am
# 55 nationally bowl record win % at 7-4
# 19 nationally Top 25 at time of game Mark Richt
# 6 SEC Coach win % vs Top 5 at time of game
# 6 SEC Coach win % vs teams ending Top 25
When you can address these items, as DogInNam points out to you, then you can convince
DogInNam
That Mark Richt is so bloody great.
Until then, Alabama had better recruits than we did, and despite all the # 6 best top talent Mark Richt has brought us, he is
WOE FULLY IN-ADEQUATE AT :
BEATING CUP-CAKES
BEATING TOP-TEAMS
BEATING ANY GREAT TEAM IN ANY BOWL GAME, EVER
HAVING ANY-KIND OF OFFENSE ALL 11 YEARS
BEING ANY BETTER THAN THE # 6 BEST COACH IN SEC
AltamahaDawg
February 27th, 2012
8:16 am
High directional kicks have ALWAYS been in vogue. You guys just chose to ignore that everybody does that.
John
February 27th, 2012
8:56 am
Murray has the tools to be a great qb. M concern with him is his failure to go thru his progressions to find the open or most open receiver. I do not believe that is the result of an offensive line problem but his inability to overcome the AJ syndrome.
Krystal Burger Association
February 27th, 2012
9:26 am
One of the offseason concerns for me as an owner is how to keep Alabama fans from taking their pants off while ordering a Cheese Krystal. We have tried posting signs but reading is a problem obviously.
old dog
February 27th, 2012
9:27 am
I’m an alum and love the the Dawgs; but as I’ve said from day-one or o-line will be our weakness. We will beat the bad teams, lose to the good teams, and have some pretty good skill-players and a good D. Our o-line will beat the patsies, but it will NOT be what it needs to be in the big games. We have got to recruit better in that department. We get big guys, but we cannot consistently run-block, and the good D-lines (see Michigan State, LSU) whooped us so bad at the line of scrimmage. We can have all the hopes in the world; until we get a top notch o-line we will not be where we need to be……not giving anybody hell, just telling the truth and it sounds like hell!
Thomas Brown
February 27th, 2012
9:37 am
AJ syndrome ?
What’s that ?
What I know about Aaron Murray is that he was billed as dual-threat and looks more like 4.81 speed in the 40-yard dash and puny trying to run the ball, averaging 1 yards a carry on 6.44 carries a game all 27 games with 22 fumbles.
Passing – yes progressions are not learned yet. Also on pass completions, # 72 best in the nation, is NOT GOOD. You can go through just as you have on progressions, and recall all the passes behind the receivers and all those over-thrown over their heads.
Then, there are AM’s 23 interceptions in 27 games and his 11 losses where all 11 of those games, the other qb for the other team was far superior to Aaron Murray.
His leadership skills in the huddle, on the field, and off the field, have been non-existent.
I have looked at his height and it is right at 6 feet. We have watched additionally as his passes are batted down at the line.
And how SEC DL out-run him and sack him 56 times in 27 games.
He’s just not a top 25 qb.
Wish he was.
I was all on his side for 2010. I simply cannot deny now having watched him here, I mean here is here now this up-coming season for his 4th year here practicing with this team, that he isn’t what the vocal minority say about him. He’s just not. And, now with the latest 5th qb in the fold as a commitment last week, he never gets to a point where we ever bring ANY of them ever in to any game ever.
Many refer to it as frustrating, but honestly after now this his 4th season here practicing with this team since prior to the Michigan State bowl game in 2008, I am resigned to what we see is what we get.
Do I have to settle for him at QB ?
I’m not sure. I would like to see these 5 QB play and let us all decide. Do I trust Mike Bobo or Mark Richt on this ?
No.
No, I don’t.
Their record against top teams and their record against CUP-CAKES is such that they have NOT EARNED me trusting their Favorite Status for Aaron Murray.
He’s got lots of areas he must improve on. His footwork is atrocious. He has
HAPPY FEET.
pooh p
February 27th, 2012
11:54 am
I guess you’ve never heard the phrase “brevity is the soul of wit”.
Neutral
February 27th, 2012
2:34 pm
Thomas Brown = negativity = Poison = the enemy and = a GT FAN. ( NOTE: TOO STUPID TO BE A GT ALUM)
The Tide is Rolling and Nothing can Stop it
February 27th, 2012
3:10 pm
Red Barron is the smartest UGA fan I have ever noticed! We got guys screaming about defenses as good as Bama/LSU and National Championships and this guy is using raw numbers to bring you back to reality. Good for you Barron, a down to earth Georgia fan.
crimsonstains
February 27th, 2012
3:19 pm
You know they make products to absorb your rolling tide, you’ll find them on the feminine products aisle.
RxDawg
February 27th, 2012
3:26 pm
I really enjoyed the letter about spring break Bill. People freak out over the smallest things now and if any of these higher profile football players get wrapped up in a “small thing” then the media will jump all over it and turn it into UGA ARMAGEDDON!
harold
February 27th, 2012
4:30 pm
UGA IS NOT A CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAM LIKE ALABAMA. RICH HAS SHOWN HE ISN’T A CHAMPIONSHIP COACH——HE IS A “VERY NICE” GUY.
SABAN IS BECOMING AS REVERED AS “THE BEAR”. A CHAMPIONSHIP COACH AND A CHAMPIONSHIP PROGRAM DON’T CREATE “DREAM TEAMS” IN THEIR MINDS.
WITH NICK SABAN AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA: YOU LIVE IT!
Thomas Brown
February 27th, 2012
5:06 pm
We live 4 Losses a year over the Current 8-Year Period, here.
T-Dawg
February 27th, 2012
5:39 pm
What happened to that JUCO d-back who was psyched to commit if offered over the weekend?
The Tide is Rolling and Nothing can stop it's- Mom.
February 27th, 2012
5:43 pm
I apologize for my son. He is a product of inbreeding.
Dawgnation248
February 27th, 2012
6:15 pm
How dare you bama boy. Bama was the laughing stock of the sec for consecutive years until saban arrived once he leaves you for more money you will have no recruiting pull, for the dogs had won 10 games or more in 11 out of 12 last seasons. We are no disgrace so please do not mention we are a disgrace we make more per year and dont win as much as you have for 3 years. Only 3 years please. Shows we have more support for when our team is down and a true fan base so save your crap for bama.
Neutral
February 27th, 2012
6:20 pm
Harold,
Richt….not Rich has a winning record against Bama and Saban. I agree Saban and Bama have a more storied history with many more championships, BUT they have not been able to handle Coach Richt so don’t put him down…….he owns Bama and Saban!!! End of discussion.