No way Georgia can lose four games? Sure about that?
I understand the process. I get paid to give an opinion, and you’re welcome — encouraged, even — to respond. Usually you tend to agree if I say something nice about a team you like and disagree if I don’t. I grasp that part. But here’s something I don’t get:
The widespread assertion that there’s no way — no way! — Georgia can lose four regular-season games this fall.
I picked Georgia to lose four games. I didn’t do it for shock value. I did it because I looked at the composition of the 2009 Bulldogs and their schedule. You might view well the team more highly, and that’s your prerogative. But to say I’m absolutely crazy — and one or two of you did — for daring to suggest as much made me think, “Am I really so nuts?”
So I thought some more, and here’s what I decided: Not nuts, at least not on this topic.
The day after writing my little forecast, I picked up the Sporting News college yearbook at Borders. I noted that the magazine — the best of its kind, in my longstanding estimation — had Georgia ranked 15th in the nation. (I think that’s a tad high, but not unreasonable.) And then I noticed this:
Florida is ranked No. 1; LSU is ranked No. 8; Oklahoma State is ranked No. 10; Georgia Tech is ranked No. 11. That makes four teams on Georgia’s schedule rated ahead of Georgia and, just as an aside, those were the four games I picked the Bulldogs to lose. Silly me!
Could Georgia win one or two of those? Sure it could. It could also lose all four. I’d also note this is the first time since 2006 Georgia has entered a season with a new quarterback, and how many regular-season games did those Bulldogs lose? Why, four. (Vanderbilt and Kentucky included.)
Do I think Joe Cox is better than Joe Tereshinski III? Yes, I do. But I also think it’s a tough task for a quarterback to make his first start in almost three years on the road against a Top 10 opponent. (FYI, this is only the second time since 1992 the Bulldogs have opened anywhere but Sanford Stadium.)
Loading ...I hold Mark Richt in high esteem, and it wouldn’t shock me if he got more from this team. (After the G-Day game I wrote that Georgia would go 9-3, which I rethought after looking harder at the schedule.) I don’t believe the 2009 Bulldogs will be an embarrassment — indeed, I expect them to play harder than the 2008 team did — and in 2010 Georgia should be outstanding.
But this year I look at the Bulldogs and think, “Good but not great. Good but maybe overscheduled. Good enough to win eight.” And lose four. I could well be wrong. (I often am, as you know.) But I don’t think I’m insane.
Then again, if you are crazy, aren’t you usually the last to know?
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heeldawg
June 3rd, 2009
6:16 am
I have to agree with the posters above who say that Bradley is trying to make angry Dawg fans riled (and bring out the overeager Tech fans) in order to get a lot of hits on his blog–which is why he has essentially printed two variations of the same controversial column within one week. That’s what the journalism game is all about, and most of us understand that.
That being said, Mark, I don’t think it is unreasonable to project a four-loss season. Georgia has a tough schedule (Tech would lose at least three, and maybe more, with the same schedule, but they play in the ACC), and two first-rounders are gone. I also think, as you implied, that last year’s team underachieved due to a number of factors–a huge number of injuries, Mark Richt’s decision to stop hitting full speed as a result of those injuries, a loss of focus due to the distractions of Moreno and Stafford, etc. When Owens, Sturdivant and Vance went down, I knew Georgia was going to lose at least two games last season. The Tech game was the only one in which the Dawgs lost to a truly less-talented opponent (and no, it wasn’t a fluke–Tech outplayed Georgia that day. Turnovers and missed tackles cost the Dawgs the ball game). Most football games are won and lost in the trenches, and Georgia’s top three linemen were hurt early last year. The team lost focus. They weren’t as hungry as they should have been. Despite all of this, they managed to go 10-3 and win a New Year’s Day Bowl, and the schedule last season was every bit as hard as the upcoming one.
Here’s my take on 2009: barring injury, the line play at Georgia on both sides of hte ball should be better. QB play will be solid, if unspectacular. AJ Green, Marlon Brown, Rontavious Wooten and the other returning Georgia receivers will emerge as a substantial receiving corps. A running back rotation will emerge which will allow a solid 5 ypc or so. The defense–last year’s most glaring weakness– will be markedly better across the front line. LB play will be solid, as will play in the secondary. The whole team will play with a chip on its collective shoulder because of the abuse they took last season. Georgia will go out to Stillwater and win the season opener precisely because nobody thinks they can, because Mark Richt is a great road coach and because he’s at his best when given time to prepare for a quality season opener. They’ll beat USCe in a close one, defeat ASU, UT, Tennessee Tech, UK, Vandy, Arkansas and Auburn because they’re simply a better team than those opponents, and will probably lose to Florida and maybe to LSU (that game’s a tossup–depends on what Chavis can do with the LSU defense, which underachieved big-time last year). And as for Tech? Tech will be better on offense this season and worse on defense. Talent-wise, Georgia’s got the edge if they can put it all together. The outcome of that game will hinge on turnovers–whoever wins the turnover battle will win the contest (look at Tech’s wins and losses last season and you’ll see that this is historically true). So I see a 9-3 or 10-2 season for Georgia, with yet another New Year’s Day bowl game. In other words, a typical Mark Richt year.
Gen Neyland
June 3rd, 2009
6:57 am
Has anybody touched on secondary volations yet..?
Bill : Really reminds you of 1998 Atop Rocky..? Funny thing about a new season is anything is possible.
Heeldawg : One thing’s for sure. Last season at UGA, CMR threw together so many concoctions in the offensive line salad, the whack job on Hell’s Kitchen would have been proud.
A new topic : How many ‘jump passes’ will Tebow attempt/complete for TD’s in 2009..? Me, I think he’ll only pull that play out once, either in the SECCG or NCG and it’ll go for an 101 yards in the opposite direction. Thoughts on this..?
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7:20 am
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TommyP
June 3rd, 2009
7:26 am
Tech’s defense will not be what it was last year, Mark. You haven’t touched on that part yet. They lost a lot from that great defensive line.
If Georgia runs for it’s typical 2,000-2,300 yards, we’ll be fine. It’s finding a RB or RB committee that will be the task. Caleb King will NOT be THE GUY. It’s either Samuel or eventually Ealey. My money is on Samuel.
Georgia will be better defensively and the offensive line will be MUCH improved. Just need Cox to do a solid job and we’ll see another 10 wins.
bull-gator
June 3rd, 2009
7:34 am
Bulldogs beat Oklahoma State and Tech…lose to LSU and Florida
Charles
June 3rd, 2009
7:45 am
Is it me or is UGA the only team every year concerned about their schedule? We all know how last year’s supposedly nation’s hardest schedule turned into one of the easiest. It’s not like Fla, Alabama, LSU and others don’t play these same teams every year also.
BRADLEY'S A DUMBASH
June 3rd, 2009
7:54 am
AND YOU APPARENTLY CAN PREDICT THE NEXT PRESIDENT BY VIEWING WHO WINS THE IOWA CAUCUS, SINCE WHEN DID PRESEASON RATINGS MEAN ANYTHING IN THE END. DUMBASH!!!!
GT
June 3rd, 2009
7:55 am
I think they will upset one of the four teams on that list and lose to one that is not on that list, they do every year. South Carolina is due, they have a quarterback and they have played close without one for several years, or maybe Arkansas, where hate him or not the guy can coach.. south Carolina runs out of juice late in the season but the team that plays them early gets the full brunt of the storm. I think Ok. State will be overrated like Arizona State was a few years ago. Georgia will get all hyped up go there beat them and relax for the SEC opener only to find they have not forgotten how to play football in that conference and really don’t care who Georgia thinks it is.
GTMike
June 3rd, 2009
8:13 am
The Dawgs will be tough. Fans who believe that just because they lose Stafford and Moreno they will be a pushover are crazy. The Dawgs have serious talent on their O line, and (as long as they stay healthy) their strategy will be to run, run, run on everyone, with Cox only needing to connect on the occasional pass. Remember, Buck Belue was a terrible passer as well, but it did not matter much the way those Georgia teams ran.
They could lose 4 (but it is hard to see them losing more than that) They could surprise and lose fewer than 4. I do think the Tech-UGa game will be a titanic struggle, and it will be decided in the trenches, not by the glamor names. If UGa is able to play ball control, run the football all day long and keep it away from Tech’s offense, they can win. And they might be able to do just that. If Tech can force them to pass or punt, Tech should win.
Dawg fans who think Tech’s offense will get easier to defend are delusional. Paul Johnson’s offenses have always improved year over year, wherever he has been, so familiarity works both ways. Our guys will get better at running it, and the net net is that our offense will in fact get better this year.
SEC fans who believe the SEC is soooo much better than the ACC are also mired in myth. The head to head results don’t support the arguments (the ACC won the regular season head to head matchups last year, and would have dominated if not for UF). The truth is both are major football conferences, and most SEC teams would have about the same record in the ACC as they do in the SEC (and vice versa). Keep in mind that Tech was 2-1 vs the “mighty” SEC last year, that doesn’t exactly make us tremble with fear.
willieg
June 3rd, 2009
8:17 am
listen i guarantee uga will beat FLORIDA THIS YEAR AND I TELL YOU WHY look at the history of that series and this is fact UGA has 2weeks to prepare for florida and they will win that game and knock florida out of the bcs championship game i told all you idiots from gt,and fla first this is the willster and nobody in the SEC WILL WIN THE NC THIS YEAR IVE ALREADY BET IT SO GET OVER IT uga will be much better next year,so get ready oklahoma, usc, notre dame, nebraska, you will see a shift in in power this year so good luck to all you losers in GEORGIA
GatorChomp
June 3rd, 2009
8:17 am
Right on, oh sage MB….The Dawgs will have to bring back the end zone celebration because a TD will be a real rarity!
Mark Bradley
June 3rd, 2009
8:28 am
Er, didn’t Barack Obama win the Iowa caucus?
willieg
June 3rd, 2009
8:32 am
UGA IS OVERRATED ,SO IS MISERABLE TECH,THE HAWKS ARE AND EMBARRASMENT TO ATLANTA,THE HOCKEY TEAM PLEASE,ITS 100 DEGREES IN UGA PROBALLY 35 DAYS OUT OF SUMMER, AND THE LOW LIFE BRAVES, SO MUCH TALENT AND NOBODY TO RUN ORGANIZATION RIGHT I WS A JOKE,SO ALL YOU FANS GET OVER IT EVERY TEAM IN GA IS PATHETIC NOT WORTH WATCHING UNLESS YOU HAVE MONEY ON IT THIS IS WHY MY HOUSE IS PAID FOR THANKS TO THE SORRY GA TEAMS, THIS STATE NEEDS TO BOYCOTE ALL UGA SPORTS TEAMS AND GET NEW OWNERSHIP IN ALL OF THEM, AND PEACHTREE TV GETTING SEC GAMES IS A JOKE, IT IT THE SORRIEST TV STATION IN AMERICA,PATHETIC THIS IS WHY I ONLY LISTEN TO THE SOORY BRAVES ON RADIO THEY PULLED ONE OUT OF THE RABBITS HAT LAST NIGHT HOORAY WAIT TILL THE BREW CREW COMES TO TOWN AND THE GREAT YANKEES, AND REDSOX COME TO TOWN THIS MONTH IVE GOT TICKETS TO SEE THE GREATEST BASEBALL FRANCHISE IN HISTORY THE YANKEES
UGASlobberknocker
June 3rd, 2009
8:34 am
I feel every season that it is possible that the Dawgs could win them all. Usually on paper there are only 2 or 3 teams better (at the most)..and in those games, we are close in talent so anything can happen. On the flip side, every season I feel we could go 6-5 since we might lose those 3 just mentioned plus a couple we shouldnt. So with those two parameters, I have just summarized most of the the previous 111 comments. (excluding those fans from other teams who predict us to lose em all).
The safe prediction for Mark or anyone this year is 8-4 for the reasons Mark mentioned in his column today. So I look at his prediction as this: He predicts the Dog will win every game that they are favored, but lose every game that they aren’t. And since those two things almost never happen in the same year, that prediction is flawed, in my opinion. But certainly possible.
Me, I predict 11-0 every year. This will be my 35th Dawg season; I have been correct once. So with a 1-33 record to date, far be it for me to criticize anyone’s predictions.
Jeff
June 3rd, 2009
8:35 am
Oh Boy…here you go again…bash bash bash…and jump on the Jackette bandwagon…..seen it before….same results. Jackettes get smashed, ajc “sportswriters” (I use the term loosly) look like complete idiots (again) and UGA wins the East……..hahahahahahah
JJ
June 3rd, 2009
8:38 am
I just love how those Jacket fans stay quivering in the shadows and the first time they beat us in years, the come storming out front and center. Don’t forget that we now have an entire years worth of tape on Mr. Johnson’s scheme. See you soon.
Alpharetta-bound
June 3rd, 2009
8:52 am
Mark, I think it’s a fair assessment to have us down for four losses based on how preseason prognostications go. We’ve got a challenging conference schedule and the toughest non-conference slate for an SEC team. We lost the vast majority of our offensive production, and that carried us last season. Frankly, if we don’t have Stafford and Knowshon, we don’t beat UK, Auburn and MSU (although Green came up big too in a couple of those). They willed us to scores in key drives during those games.
That said, the dynamics of this team will be totally different from 08 (strength of the lines vs. strength of skill players). I think this favors SEC play, and it’s something that carried us in 02 and to a certain extent 05 (that D was considered dominant until the UF game). I’d have a lot more confidence in our chances if we had a solid returning pass rush. It can’t be understated how important that is.
If we can find a pass rush and some production out of young DTs this year, 2010 looks extremely promising. It’s going to take a lot to dethrone the Gators in 09 – they’ve got the best player, offense, defense, and let’s face it, best producing coach. But anything can happen – especially with a little Junkyard swagger in that game we play just south of the state line.
Rob
June 3rd, 2009
8:56 am
All I have to say is: 45-42.
Tech sucks
June 3rd, 2009
8:58 am
Don’t give too much credence to the preseason ranking of OK State. We’ve seen this before with them and Boise State, etc. They were both supposed to beat us early in each season and we stomped both of them. On the road the Dawgs are money. You can bank that game. Dawgs win by double digits.
They will probably lose to Florida and one other but it won’t be Georgia Tech.
Tech sucks
June 3rd, 2009
8:59 am
Hey Rob,
All I have to say is that is pretty pathetic that you cling to a 3 point victory after getting your ass beat for 7 straight years. Get ready for another run starting this year nerd.
RAMBLE ON!!!
June 3rd, 2009
9:00 am
Roddy Jones just went another 16.9 yards
rainman
June 3rd, 2009
9:01 am
I guess the UGay fans have resigned themselves to the fact that the only way they are going to play at the dome is in the chicken bowl.
SammyB
June 3rd, 2009
9:02 am
Georgia is already complaining about how hard their schedule is…it must be Spring!
No Way
June 3rd, 2009
9:03 am
I would rather never win another game then ever have to pull for a loser school like tech. These are the people who never played sports and sat in the stands in high school with their shirts off and chest painted. You know the real cool guys who got all the girls. Now after winning 1 time in 8 years they think they are now the cool people. News flash. You are losers. You have always been losers and anyone who knows football and sports besides maybe soccer knows that you people have no idea what you are talking about the majority of the time. If I had lost to our in state arch rival for 7 of the last 8 years I would keep my mouth shut but don’t expect the same from the nerds who like to hide behind their computer and write on sports blogs when taking breaks from dungeons and dragons. Go lose your virginity, to a girl, and you might stop being so pathetic.
Gatorzone
June 3rd, 2009
9:22 am
Should be interesting. I do not see UGA losing 4. I think they will beat OSU and Gt, but lose a gamet they expect to win (UT or USC). I predict a 9-3 season which should be viewed as a great success considering the offensive power lost in the draft. BTW, will Stafford start the season in Detroit?
Wes Stansbury
June 3rd, 2009
9:27 am
I think that you are insane! These Dawgs are much better than people think!
Wes Stansbury
June 3rd, 2009
9:28 am
You are insane!
DirtyDawg
June 3rd, 2009
9:44 am
bugkiller, I may be ‘deluded’, but at least I know the difference in ‘allusion’ and ‘illusion’ (look it up). Make no mistake, I am ‘alluding’ that your ‘illusions’ about the defense are dead-ass wrong. My guess is that you are indeed drinking the diazinon. What else would poison you so on ‘your’ team…with fans like you who needs enemies?
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June 3rd, 2009
9:51 am
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Assistant Chef @ Mickey D's
June 3rd, 2009
10:00 am
Beware all Yellow Jackets! ga now has FILM of Tech & will use it mercilessly in the same way we have used it against UF! We will use this FILM & deploy our superior SEC speed to shut down Tech’s offense in much the same way a hummingbird uses his superior speed to stop a bulldozer.
Yellowandblackattack
June 3rd, 2009
10:14 am
Well, I hope your right and I hope the Dawgs lose 4 or more. I am not very optimistic however they will be as bad as my fellow Jacket fans would like to think. I know a defensive linemen from UGA and they are saying this will be their best OL, maybe ever. Their center, Ben Jones is a beast. He shut down Terrance Cody from Alabama last season and he was only a true freshmen. Boling and Sturdivant are NFL caliber players and Glenn and Anderson both bench press over 500 lbs. Strickland broke Pollack’s squat record, well over 700. Just being realistic here. I think UGA wins alot of games playing behine this line. I still think Tech can beat them, but you got to admit, they were missing alot of players with injuries when we beat them last season. Anyway, I hope they are healthy when we play them this year, so there are no excuses. And I sure hope Richt lost the tape of our bowl game with LSU.
Reality Check...
June 3rd, 2009
10:30 am
Mark, you know how to set off a fire storm..Predict UGA’s record and watch rival fans come out of the wood work to give there uneducated predictions. The hate is still strong. I pray that this “OSU blow out prediction” is being aired in two places..Stillwater and Athens. Please tell all of your media buddies to keep beating that drum. It will play into CMR hands perfectly. You have seen what the media has done for the defense’s attitude this spring. It even got CWM to put a SAM linebacker at rush end on passing downs. Keep up the good work MB. You are not insane, you are quite clever. GO DAWGS!!! Focus on OSU!!!!
Mark Bradley
June 3rd, 2009
10:37 am
I didn’t pick Oklahoma State to blow out Georgia. Just to win the game.
Will
June 3rd, 2009
10:47 am
Didn’t Mark predict the Dogs to win the National Championship last season? I wouldn’t trust what this guy writes.
Burdell
June 3rd, 2009
10:47 am
The Tech = nerds,virgins, D&D and the UGA = fast food worker are SO ridiculous and most likely used by folks that never went to either school. Both are great schools in their respective areas of expertise. I expect both teams to be 9-2 going into the game on the Flats in November. The GT-UGA game is always a crapshoot…except for that spectacle a few years ago in Athens 55-10 or something like that. Regardless, I can’t wait for Labor Day weekend to roll around so we can stop prognosticating and watch some darn football.
Reality Check...
June 3rd, 2009
10:47 am
My bad Mark. Here is my prediction for the media, not you but your collegues in the media will say that UGA will get blown out by OSU and give plenty of reasons for it. Here is where you come in. We need you to pass this along in one of your colums so we can put some home grown weight behind it. You helped with the hype last year. So we need your help again this year. You know these kids watch the media.
Stephen
June 3rd, 2009
10:50 am
Go back and look at Auburn’s 2008 losses:
26-21 to LSU
14-13 to Vanderbilt
25-22 to Arkansas
17-7 to Ole Miss
17-13 to Georgia
If last year’s Auburn team had ANY consistency on offense, those are games that would have easily been won. Instead of a 5-7 record, it could easily have been as good as 10-2. The defense in 2009 will be just as good, if not better and the offense has nowhere to go but UP. Auburn may not win the West… but I don’t think they’ll finish 5th.
Mark Bradley
June 3rd, 2009
10:51 am
I wouldn’t trust anything that Bradley guy writes, either.
Jim
June 3rd, 2009
11:10 am
We all how crazy college football can be, of course losing 4 games is a possibility. Ok,Ok, we all we lost #7 and #24 and all of the sudden everyone thinks UGA will be lucky to make it to the Peach Bowl or whatever it`s called know. I do know a few things that are in UGA`s favor though.
1. No #1 hype this year. It just seems that the Dawgs play best when flying under the radar.
2. Solid Offense and Defense lines, as long as the injury bug stays away, and the guys play to their potiential, UGA will surprise some people this year.
3. Joe Cox, ok he`s not Stafford, and does not have the cannon arm. But, he is a leader and a very vocal one who, in the limited time he has played has shown flashes of how good he can be.
4. The defense. Jeff Owens and Co. are going to play with a chip on their shoulder.
- A win in Oklahoma could start a roll of momentum into the South Carolina game which is a tough game, arkansas will be much improved from last year but UGA can pull a win out of there too. If this happens they`ll be top 10 and have a great shot going the LSU game undefeated, a bye week prior to the cocktail party (hey, you gotta believe right?) are a few things that are on their side on the schedule.
I think 10 wins are doable, 11 best case. Hopefully, everyone stays out of trouble over the summer and we`ll see starting Sept 5th. what team shows up. GO DAWGS!!
Cuz
June 3rd, 2009
11:10 am
If you get these four games right would you send me the numbers for the Mega Millions when it gets to around two hundred million. I don’t want to be bothered with one of those smaller payouts.
Iceman
June 3rd, 2009
11:18 am
I seriously question the fandom of those who are willing to concede losses, before the season even begins.
TAKE OUT TEBOW!
June 3rd, 2009
11:20 am
Here’s one thing that I want to see happen this year: I wanna see some defense, ANY DEFENSE, shut Tim Tebow down on those 1 yard TD runs. Why can’t a defensive coordinator figure how to stop this? Is it really that hard to defend? And why are these defensives afraid to hit Tim Tebow? A QB nonetheless! I don’t care if the guy is built like a FB, a defender should NEVER be afraid to hit any offensive player, EVER! That should be ingrained in their psychology. So here’s what I want every team that plays the Gators do to: I want them to stack 8 or 9 guys in the box on the goal line and shut Tim Tebow down.
If you’re going to lose to the Gators, it’s going to be because they beat you in the passing game, or because someone like Demps out races you. Tebow can even do that stupid jump pass if he wants! But I’m tried of defensives being scared to hit him. I want some little scrub defender for one play, just one play, to play like Ray Lewis and hit Tebow so hard that it cracks his sternum clear half! I want that SOB to be spitting up blood from that hit! And I want him to think of that hit everytime he touches the ball for having the audacity to run up the middle! I haven’t seen a good lick on Tebow yet and I’m tired of it. Put him on his Heisman Trophy winning ass!
Cuz
June 3rd, 2009
11:20 am
Mark, tips to know if you are insane.
1. You have a white dinner jacket with real long arms in your closet.
2. You can actually bounce off the walls in your bedroom.
3. You actually think the Hawks would win one game against Cleveland.
4. You picked the Dawgs to win the 2009 MNC because your goldfish told you he knows a guppie that said the Dawgs would go all the way.
Just trying to help as always.
PTC Jacket
June 3rd, 2009
11:22 am
Cuz: Didn’t SI and UGA fans pick the Dawgs to win the 2009 MNC too?
Cuz
June 3rd, 2009
11:26 am
Take out, I’ll have the Moo Goo Guy Pan with eggroll and white rice.
Iceman, I think that the Dawgs can win any game they play. But I am such a blind homer I have a seeing eye Bulldawg. Darn dawg has a time getting over those curbs he is so low to the ground.
Cuz
June 3rd, 2009
11:30 am
PTC, SI did. You can dust off the old blogs and see where I had my doubts. Okay I did not think we would win. To hopefully fire up the team and prove me wrong, I came up with the phrase “Earn It!”, after a few shots of General Neylands sipping bore solvent. We had the ranking but they had to earn it on the field. They did not. That phrase lasted about as long as my last girlfriend.
wawel78
June 3rd, 2009
11:40 am
Auburn also beat MSU 3-2 and UT 14-12. So I guess you would’v lost those and been 3-9?
Mark Bradley
June 3rd, 2009
11:40 am
Cuz, when I was a younger fellow I sought to bounce off the wall of my bedroom. Wound up putting a hole in the drywall the exact size of my kneecap. My mother has never forgiven me.
FYI, we covered the hole with a black-and-white poster of Pete Rose. I swear.
Gatorzone
June 3rd, 2009
11:41 am
TAKE OUT TEBOW…
You sound just like someone who has NEVER played a down of football!
Stephen, you make good points but I can’t help but ask why did you fire TT?
wawel78
June 3rd, 2009
11:44 am
Saying you think your team will lose is not conceding a loss. Most of the time, it’s being objective. I don’t think UGA will beat UF but I hope they do. If you want to question my fandom, feel free to bet me straight up and you can question me all day long.