A sobering night: Georgia is outclassed and overwhelmed
This forlorn shot is somewhat indicative of the night itself, wouldn't you say? (AP photo by Brett Flashnick)
Columbia, S.C. – Billed as a prove-it game, Georgia can only hope this was instead a case of false advertising. If the nation’s No. 5 team proved anything Saturday night, it’s that it shouldn’t be ranked that high, or perhaps at all.
South Carolina was primed to make a point. It took Georgia, which had averaged 48 points in its first five games, 58 minutes just to score a point here. To say the Bulldogs looked a step slow from the get-go is to suggest that “Ishtar” slightly underperformed at the box office. In the first 10 minutes, Georgia managed to get outclassed across the board — on offense, on defense, even on special teams. Not coincidentally, South Carolina had mustered three touchdowns before the visitors managed their second first down.
In a way, this recalled the infamous first half against Alabama in September 2008, the night the Bulldogs wore their black jerseys and trailed 31-0 at the half. But Alabama hit Georgia with a series of body blows. South Carolina was firing haymakers to the jaw: A 42-yard completion that should have been a Bacarri Rambo interception on the game’s second snap; an interception off a tipped Aaron Murray pass on Georgia’s third snap; two Connor Shaw touchdown passes to unencumbered receivers, and finally an outrageous punt return by Ace Sanders.
All the improvements Georgia has made over the past 13 months — or seemed to have made — were called into question in this wretched first quarter. South Carolina was bigger, faster, stronger, tougher and yes, better-coached. The Gamecocks knew what they wanted to do and did it with gusto. Georgia had no good ideas. South Carolina showed it could run the ball, pass the ball, stop the run and rush the passer. (And, lest we forget, return punts.) The Bulldogs could do none of the above.
Example: On Georgia’s only real threat of the first three quarters, Mark Richt chose to go for the touchdown on fourth-and-goal at the 2. Murray somehow completed a pass for one yard to Rantavious Wooten. “The ball probably should have gone to the [other] side,” said Mike Bobo, the offensive coordinator.
The talent Georgia had displayed against Missouri and Vanderbilt and Tennessee looked rather less impressive this night. Surely some of that had to do with playing on the road, but venue is no excuse for losing 35-7. South Carolina was ready, and that’s a function of coaching. Georgia wasn’t, and that’s a malfunction of same.
Even more distressing was that the big-name Bulldogs — Murray and Jarvis Jones and Rambo and the freshman backs — were rendered pedestrian by comparison. South Carolina’s offensive and defensive fronts exerted their will. The great Marcus Lattimore got all the tough yards. Shaw, who’s from Flowery Branch, made all the tough plays. The Bulldogs acted content to stand back and admire such excellence, and by appearing so passive in such a setting they left themselves open to all the old doubts.
Even in their division-winning season of 2011, the Bulldogs lost to the four best teams they played. This year they’d won five games without meeting anyone of real consequence, and this effort, if that’s the word for it, was so desultory as to make you wonder when, or if, Georgia will ever again beat anybody any good.
Surely they will. They’re too gifted not to break through against somebody. But a game like this made everyone who has attempted to paint these Bulldogs as smarter, tougher, better — and that’s my hand you see raised — feel a fool. When you’re beaten like this, there can be no disclaimers, no qualifiers: This was simply a horrid showing.
Said Richt: “I told the guys, ‘The bad news is that we took a whipping. The good news is that we all took it together … They whipped us pretty good.”
This was worse than the 42-10 loss to LSU in the SEC title game. Georgia wasn’t quite ready for such a game, and the Tigers were too good. But these Bulldogs were older and presumably wiser, and none of that wisdom was brought to bear here. And if Georgia, after all its staff changes and glitzy recruiting, remains incapable of competing on the big stage, whose fault is that?
Todd Grantham’s defense was superb much of last season but seems misdirected now. Bobo’s offense had run up boxcar numbers against lesser lights, but against South Carolina it had but 149 yards through three quarters. And Richt, who’s in charge of this whole operation, used to be able to take teams anywhere and beat anybody. Where did that mojo go?
No, the season isn’t over, and yes, it’s still possible for this team to win the SEC East and play for the conference title. But the season changed Saturday night. Georgia was exposed on national TV as undeserving of its hype, and it can take a program a long time to recover from such an indignity. The Bulldogs’ ceiling got lowered here. When they arrived, we wondered how good they really were. We have a clearer idea now.
By Mark Bradley
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Observer
October 7th, 2012
7:44 am
Hang in there UGA fans… It is only 4 months till signing day and that is the only place where you ALWAYS dominate.
Dog (not dawg) Lover
October 7th, 2012
7:44 am
Did the UGA vets ever cure Russ of his worm infestation?
Buckeye
October 7th, 2012
7:48 am
To paraphrase Mandela, Georgia has the most delusional fan base in college football, but hey, they are also National Champs February through July!
Ha!
David Mc
October 7th, 2012
7:49 am
Will all you Dawgs that owe me $10 on this game please send it in quick so I can buy a ticket at LS&U
Remember the rule of 22: Don’t let 22 jocks mess up your weekend. At the end of the game, it’s still only a game….not like a relationship with someone living.
That being said: it sure was a nice win over a classy institution! Go Cocks!
Buckeye
October 7th, 2012
7:50 am
Keep Win With in the Ford or in the natatorium!
Ha!
ITP
October 7th, 2012
7:51 am
Richt is 2-14 against teams that finish top 25 since 2008?
My question is, how can you be a “Nationally Ranked” football program if you only have two victories against ranked teams in the last four years? Wonder why that is never taken into account when voting. Enjoy the slide Georgia, and looks to be another loss against Florida!
At the end of the day, I don’t really care one way or another, I just love to read the blogs! LOL
dainty dawg
October 7th, 2012
7:52 am
Please don’t use the gamecocks performance against kentucky and whoever as proof positive that they aren’t as good as they looked last night. I am a tech fan, but Sc is the real deal and could wind up in the national championship game. Thje dawgs were simply manhandled by a better and better coached team. get over it. The dawgs simply are not that good no matter how you hype the players.
jumpingoffpoint
October 7th, 2012
7:54 am
NIck Sabens “Jumping off Point” or the point when the nation realized that Saben had transformed the Alabama program was the 2008 game against a highly ranked Bulldog team and Alabama handed the Dawgs butt to them. Same thing with SC and the Evil Genius, this was his jumping off point – his coming out party – proving he has done what everyone said would be just a matter of time; turning the USC program around and the proof was demolishing a highly ranked, unpreppared, Bulldog team. Most embaressing is the fact that most of his star players are from Georgia!!!!! What the hell….we cant even convince the players in our state that we are the program to be at in the SEC? Unreal…”good news is we got our ass kicked as a team” should be the teams new slogan for 2012.
Heard IT ALL
October 7th, 2012
7:55 am
NEWNANDAWG
“We are the most profitable SEC program in the one of the best recruiting states in America, and this is what we get. When are we going to stop accepting mediocrity?”
WHERE DID YOU GET THIS IDIOTIC IDEA THAT GEORGIA IS THE MOST PROFITABLE PROGRAM IN THE SEC? BECAUSE ACCORDING TO FORBES MAGAZINE THE MOST PROFITABLE PROGRAMS IN THE S.E.C. ARE …..ALABAMA AND FLORIDA…
Uncle Tom
October 7th, 2012
7:55 am
Call Kirby Smart NOW! We’re in the middle of one of the very best recruiting bases in the galaxy and we can’t ever beat anybody worth beating. Half of our defense will be first round picks and the others second and third rounders and we can’t stop anybody. THE OLDER I GET THE SMARTER VINCE DOOLEY BECOMES!
Sick and tired
October 7th, 2012
7:56 am
“We have the players & coaching staff to have a great year.” It’s attitudes like this that keep this crap happening every year. We will never win big games with these coaches!! Open your eyes people! Look at our record against ranked teams since 2008. It speaks for itself. 2-14 and you are ok with that?
Butler9
October 7th, 2012
7:59 am
I suffered a sobering moment this morning. It was related to the beating that Georgia took at the hands of the South Carolina Gamecocks last night. To start with, however, you must understand that I am only a very casual fan of college football. I’ve been a life-long resident of Georgia, but it matters not to me whether its university football team wins or loses. I have no particular opinion about whether or not Coach Richt should be replaced (something for which many fans seem to be clamoring for this morning).
I was trying to imagine how Coach Richt must be feeling this morning in the wake of last night’s nationally televised disaster. Talk about ‘sobering’ – if Georgia’s coaches, players and supporters had been giddily drunk on high aspirations for what this team might achieve this year, this ‘morning after’ has certainly brought them back to earth. Imagine what it must be like to be in Richt’s shoes at this hour. If he thought before last night that his team was poised for greatness, then it must be confusing to have been proven to be so wrong. That must chisel away at a man’s confidence, no matter how experienced he is, don’t you think? If, on the other hand, he suspected before last night that his team wasn’t really ready for ‘prime time’, then his fears were realized in the worst possible way. So in the quiet of the Richt home this morning must be a man asking himself tough questions. But this isn’t just any ol’ crisis of confidence. This is one involving a man in a very high-profile job, whose work was put to shame on national television. “What must that feel like?” I asked myself.
And the sobering answer is that I don’t know. And I will never know. And I will never know because – unlike Richt – I have never attempted to achieve anything so great. Anyone who aims so high will surely fall short from time to time. It’s inevitable. Me? I can imagine what Richt must be feeling today. And surely that is true for the vast majority of his detractors this morning. It’s easy to blast Richt for his failures and for whatever weaknesses you believe he has. But the mere fact that you’re doing it is evidence that – like me — you probably lead a mean little life, devoid of significant accomplishments … or spectacular failures.
Just keep that in mind, would you?
william curry
October 7th, 2012
8:00 am
12 plus years. and getting ‘WORSE’
tndawg
October 7th, 2012
8:01 am
PreyDawg, you are right about Georgia sports. The Falcons are doomed today. You are right about the big loss always coming to the dawgs. Ever year it is something. A loss to a lesser team or as yesterday an embarrassing loss. I`ll not be able to wear my dawg hat for weeks. Embarrassing!!!
I`m not surprised that SC beat Ga. I`m not surprised that they scored 35 points. I am surprised Ga. only scored 7 points. Embarrassing!!
Stevie
October 7th, 2012
8:03 am
Who is your daddy now? You rednecks got what you deserved. Love it!
Leeman
October 7th, 2012
8:03 am
Coach richt, if you are reading this I want you to know most UGA fans want be middle-of-the-road with a nice Christian coach like you and not win with a smartass like Steve spurrier. Also, we know Alabama police cover up for tide football thugs and you are at a disadvantage since Athens police continue to arrest your thugs.
God bless you and I wish you another good 4 years!
The REAL bulldog nation!
Shep
October 7th, 2012
8:03 am
I do not care if MCR never wins again against another top 25 team, he has more class than any other individual in coaching. It is a shame he is not a top notch coach like Spurrier but you can have the Spurriers and the Papa Joes of the world. Winning is not everything and anybody who says it is a fool. Before 2008, people believed in coach. Like I said, it is a shame that Richt is not that good. Americans are dolts!
browndog
October 7th, 2012
8:03 am
The talent on SC on the first teams is vastly superior to UGA. Things will get better but UGA is definitely in the middle of the pack. Believe the new order in the East is SC, UF with UT and UGA next. Don’t see UGA cracking the top ten for a long time to come.
Buckeye
October 7th, 2012
8:04 am
I sure am glad the Tat 5 were allowed to play in the Sugar Bowl!
Cheating is the only way we’ll ever beat an SEC team.
RMikel58
October 7th, 2012
8:07 am
Too bad the Coaching isnt as good as the talent on the field. CMR has got put on his coaching shoes and take off his sunday shoes when entering the field.
Watever youre doing CMR it isnt working…………you are paid 5 million a year to produce championships and coach players and require accountability from your staff.
Not once have you apologized to the Bulldog Nation for such an embarrasing loss and even a record breaking 3 games in a row that dated back to the 1800’s.
You have got to change old bad habits you have and quit being so passive with your coaching staff.
Its like youre fudging the university and doing things that are ABC out there.
Are you burnt out?
I really would consider resigning at the end of the year because at 1st you were that bright light to Georgias future but you are starting to diminish that bright light and must be moving on.
You are motionless during a game….players have nothing to feed off of.
You just never seem to be motivated to do anything and thats how players usually react too.
Tennessee Dawg
October 7th, 2012
8:07 am
As great a guy Coach Richt is, winning games that mean something is not going to happen. When you get hyped up in preseason because you may have a great season mostly because you play a light schedule, something is wrong. Even if we end up with a respectable record the rest of the year, it is time for a change. We have so much talent and always under perform.
Atticus
October 7th, 2012
8:09 am
This game’s tone was set by a poor defense that was completely exposed. They knew exactly what they wanted to do. The rest was by a team coached by a staff in over their heads and a head coach that doesn’t pay attention to EVERY detail in the program. He doesn’t demand excellence so this is what he gets.
Would you ever see a Nick Saban, Urban Meyer, Les Miles, Steve Spurrier team lose like this? Mark Richt has MANY losses like this where his team gets punched and he can’t stop it.
That was an embarrassment. You can’t beat ranked teams, t’s time to go, regardless of how much talent you have assembled.
mayorbob
October 7th, 2012
8:10 am
Michigan State…LSU. .South Carolina. are thre games/performances we got WHOOPED! Quit the BS…we are a poorly coached…poorly managed football program…BOBO…and Grantham would not be coaching at any othe Division 1 school…
we played like old men last night….and I wenrt to the game….cock fans whip our back when it comes to crowd noise….if I’m a recruit that picks playing fro Richt or Spurrier…I’m going to Columbia…
Joey
October 7th, 2012
8:10 am
“this effort, if that’s the word for it, was so desultory as to make you wonder when, or if, Georgia will ever again beat anybody any good.”
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MB, truer words have never been written.
But, has any (blinded) UGA fan ever told you what a good man Mark Richt is, and that they he coaches for 20 more years at UGA? And we are lucky to have him in Athens?
You know the same UGA fans who told this UGA fan that the “classless” Spurrier’s SC team “didn’t have a chance (ARdawg, Insider, etc). The “Old Ball Sack is overrated.” is the reply I got when I worried that Spurrier worried me. I worried that whatever UT did to keep Jarvis Jones quiet, Spurrier would do even better, and which got replys incredulously wondering what I was thinking.
I can’t wait for another of Columbus’ 30-sentence tributes to our great head coach, who “indeed has righted the ship.”
DaculaJones
October 7th, 2012
8:11 am
For as great a month as September was to be a Georgia sports fan, October has started in the tank.
The Braves, when tested in the spotlight of a playoff game, shined out to be pretenders.
Now the Dawgs prove they were pretenders all along.
We can only hope things will be better for the Falcons in DC today.
Are even they for real or just another Atlanta pretender?
Truly study the game of football, the trends, and whats going on
October 7th, 2012
8:12 am
POOR COACHING
POOR PREPARATION
Will the coaching staff get another pay increase ?
B. Thenet
October 7th, 2012
8:12 am
The good news for the Dawgs is that they are used to being exposed as being massively over-hyped and overrated, so the players and coaches are now operating in their comfort zone now.
The only thing left to do is run up the score on inferior opponents and hope their crop of middling running backs can steal some national awards from more deserving players, and pray their defense can slow down Florida’s dreadfully poor offense.
biff k
October 7th, 2012
8:13 am
georgia’s still young on the offensive and defensive lines–next year they should be a lot better and will make a run at the sEC title–book it.
GatorGuy
October 7th, 2012
8:13 am
Well, well, well
To my legion of fans, I proudly proclaim my return to the hallowed pages of the AJC. Where do I start?
Lets not waste time discussing UF – LSU, we will save that for another day. Lets get down to business.
UGA was Pres Obama, USC was Mitt, and this debate ended at hello.
I would put more money on the Syrian thug regime than I would on CMR and his merry band of…er…coaches?
DawgFan, lets get real………..Dawgs not Good!!!!!!!!
Once again the rumors will swirl, CMR headed out to run a Chick-Fil-A in Toccoa, Bobo to appear on the Real Housewives of Athens, McLarty will, oh why bother, you know where this is headed.
Like the leaves changing colors, the traffic around Atlanta, and the flight delays from Delta, these Dawgs are as predictable as deli meat slicer at Publix.
So what next. I can hear you now Dawg fan.
“Yeah Gator Guy, but Tebow sux as an NFL QB, yeah, and Coach Muschamp is a midget, and by the way, did you see that pass completion, you know the one, Buck Belue to Lindsay Scott.”
All true Dawg fan, but you have been saying that since, well, since Lindsay scored that TD. Nothing changes, so I take it as my civic duty, and I agree, I don’t deserve all the credit, but, my job is to help those who can’t help themselves. The road to recovery starts here, starts now.
1. Give CMR the Chick-Fil-A franchise NOW!! I know they are closed on Sunday, but this certainly would be a worthy exception. I will bring the ribbon and the scissors.
2.Dawg fans of the world find new team/new sport until Dawg program rights the ship. Have you seen women’s soccer. Alex Morgan is a freak.
3. All access to AJC web/blog/rant/ pages will be rationed based on good behavior and adherence (that word means to obey) to Rule #2.
So what you say Dawg Fan.
Jay Dawg
October 7th, 2012
8:15 am
That was embarrassing……… Coaches were clueless, players were clueless, etc….. Never said these words before but it is time for Richt to go. Way too much talent to be this bad.
Jockich Ahn Smelley II
October 7th, 2012
8:15 am
Hey let’s not get down on the DAWGS….I applaud them for putting some tough schools on their schedule…the $$$ payout is tremendous which helps build their football program…they can’t do it against their typical rivals (Buffalo, Vandy, Mizzou, and lawwwdyyyy FAU)…so at least their payday against a top D-1 school will help to build their program!! OHHH WAIT A MINUTE….that’s what the no-name conference football programs and D-II schools do……IM JUST SAYIN………
Gary Tanner
October 7th, 2012
8:16 am
“shouldn’t be ranked that high, or perhaps at all.” Okay, I agree with the first part of that … have all season. The second part sounds like the king of hyperbole Brent Musberger.
topdawg
October 7th, 2012
8:18 am
to make matters worse recruiting is going downhill TREMENDOUSLY. The best high school player in the country, Robert Mkimdeche who lives less than 50 miles from Athens has not even considered UGA. The next best kids in the state Carl Lawson to Auburn, Reuben Foster to Auburn, Tyren Jones to Alabama, Montravius Adams rumored to Auburn. At least to CMR’s credit we have a quarterback in Brice Ramsey, assuming he does not decommit, who is big enough to play the position and he is from the state of GA. Bottom line the best d linemen and O linemen we are recruiting are getting dominated by the best teams we play. Just look at the LSU game and this years South Carolina games.
TN Jeff
October 7th, 2012
8:18 am
The entire nation knew SC was trying to draw GA offsides on 4th and short. How did that message elude Jarvis Jones? Laughable that both he and Murray were ever mentioned in the Heisman talk.
As for Murray – it would be nice if a coach OR someone (Maybe Chipper’s Dad) would teach him how to throw a screen pass. When you have a hard charging defense harassing you, a screen is vital to take the charge out of them. Every time he tries to throw one, it is either intercepted or batted down. Also, why in the world didn’t GA coaches call more plays utilizing Murray’s legs since his throwing was so poor. One & only QB draw was late in 4th Qtr and resulted in a first down. I mean all they had to do was see what was working for SC and mimic it as far as having the QB run the ball.
Lastly, Richt said pre-game that the team didn’t need any motivation in facing SC. Ummmm – I beg to differ. I saw 4 quarters of unmotivated mess. And Richt’s 4th Qtr “rally around me soft talk to the players” changed absolutely nothing.
Pesce
October 7th, 2012
8:19 am
Full disclosure – I am a Tech grad and fan, but I think I can be sort of objective here. Obviously, the SEC is far better than the ACC or any other league in football. I wish Tech had never left the SEC and we were playing first-rate opponents every week. But year after year, Georgia has proved it is a mid-table SEC team, regardless of the coach. I think my dad says it best – Georgia does less with more and Tech does more with less. Get a coach who can herd your highly-talented squirrels and only then you start showing up for big games.
Joey
October 7th, 2012
8:20 am
Shep (8:03), congrats on the idiotic post of the day. Rest assured there are millions of fans just like you who adore Mark Richt, and are tickled pink about the prospect of 9 or 10 wins, and embarrassing losses just make you dislike THE OTHER COACH more, for whatever reason, instead of asking yourself “what is wrong with this picture?”
Steve Superior
October 7th, 2012
8:20 am
Just be glad it was not the second game of the year when you had your stars suspended. Could have been worse. Guess they don’t run those plays in the NFL?
Holy Guacamole
October 7th, 2012
8:22 am
I usually don’t read your articles as I have had a long standing disdain of your column. But tonight I have to agree 100% with you Mark.
1. Murray chokes in big games (and maybe the naysayers are right, he is not tall enough to see his receivers over 6′6” linemen).
2. We miss Michael Bennett. No one stepped up except to drop passes.
3. We were outclassed and outplayed on both lines of scrimage, hence no running game on offense and no QB pressure on defense.
4. Our defensive backfield was clueless against a rather pedestrian receiver corp and confused by SC’s offensive plays. It seemed as though they were trying more to stop Lattimore than to cover their areas of responsibliity. Rambo had a particularly awful game (for two weeks in a row and was seemingly so frustrated that at the end wanted only to fight and get a penalty rather than to play ball-not an All American quality). But to be fair, the others didn’t play well either.
5. Could it be that Todd Grantham was new last year and the OC’s he faced didn’t know what to expect but that this year they do and the good ones devised a game plan to neutralize his weapons?
6. Is Georgia ever going to excel on special teams again?
7. Can Georgia ever exhibit discipline?
8. Can CMR ever get this team up for a game again? It seems like every week they only play half a game (exception Vandy) and that the players are unprepared and listless.
Georgia was not only outplayed but outcoached in this game, much the same as they always seem against Spurrier’s teams.
This was a bitter failure.
AR505
October 7th, 2012
8:24 am
McGarity should have Kirby Smart on line 1!!!!!!!
GatorGuy
October 7th, 2012
8:25 am
Now here is a choice for the voters.
If Pres Obama is re-elected, he wants to “invest” in job training program that will help UGA get ready for big games, like the one they just blew.
Mitt Romney believes that the best way to help UGA is to stop “investing” in the CMR regime, and just hire a coach that you know, coaches.
Let the voters decide.
browndog
October 7th, 2012
8:25 am
Spurrier now officially owns UGA just like he did at UF. He refuses to let his teams lose to UGA. Good news he’ll probably retire after he wins a National Championship in the next few years. Believe this SC team can play with and have a good chance of beating anyone, including Alabama.
oldtimer
October 7th, 2012
8:25 am
Well, what did y’all expect?Carolina was a ranked team.Enough said.
Virginia dog
October 7th, 2012
8:27 am
CMR might survive … but if i where an assistant coach i would not be buying a new house. Speaking of assistant coaches. Notice how few are of the original staff is left? The assistants do all the coaching and ours can’t coach and there will be a house cleaning. Believe or not … long term this public humiliation will be a good thing.
GatorGuy
October 7th, 2012
8:27 am
AR505
Good idea but line 1 is reserved for Dooley, Goff and now Donnan, but he’s only allowed one call per day
all I remember is the coaching was ...
October 7th, 2012
8:30 am
HORRID
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Flat Tire on I-95 in Jacksonville
October 7th, 2012
8:31 am
Where are the kool-aid bloggers
You know who you are;
I want to hear how stupid I am for saying this was going to happen once again this season
Come out come out wherever you are
Motocross Survivor
October 7th, 2012
8:32 am
Playing those puffball teams early in the season does UGA no good.
Joey
October 7th, 2012
8:33 am
Thanks Coach Richt, for once again rendering it pointless for UGA fans to check out the new polls every Sunday. I don’t care, won’t look.
I knew we were headed for trouble when Richt on Tuesday had the audacity to claim his special teams (all ranked from 60th to 100+ in the NCAA by the way), solid.
SOLID!
Can’t wait to here the excuse this week – I put $20 down that it will be this:
“Well, we have a good game plan, but execution just wasn’t there.” Translation: “The coaching staff was good, but the players sucked.”
And we have his last comment memorized by now: “The players and coaches will get back to work this week, and work even harder.”
GatorGuy
October 7th, 2012
8:36 am
Shep
Bring it dude, preach it from the mountaintop!!!!!!! You are spouting truth, let freedom ring.
The World According to Shep
1. America Bad – Everyone else good by comparison. No evidence needed.
2. Who plays to win? That’s so old fashioned.
3. All Hitler wanted was to bring casino gambling to Poland.
4. Apollo Misson to put a man on the Moon – FAKE!!
5. Professional wrestling – REAL!
6. Dawgs lose but have self-esteem,Tide wins but they hate themselves
dave
October 7th, 2012
8:36 am
Bring back Willie Martinez!