On UGA’s good offense, patchy defense and weary coach
Mark Richt points out ... well, something in Georgia's victory over Kentucky. (AP photo)
This post is an adjunct to the Georgia-Kentucky game column, which can be found here.
1. Mark Richt looked tired after this one. It was late, and it had been a tough night, but still … the usual Richt bonhomie was missing. He said he was “very excited about the victory” and complimented Kentucky’s coaching and preparation, but after a round of questions bearing a distinctly negative tone he’d had enough. He stopped in mid-answer and said: “Know what? I’m happy with the victory. We’re 6-1. That’s not bad.”
2. Mike Bobo might not be a fan favorite, but he’s the Georgia coordinator having the better year by far. Had the Bulldogs’ offense sputtered here, they’d have lost. But they made no turnovers, which was huge, and Aaron Murray threw for 427 yards and three touchdowns against a Wildcat front that was stacked against the run. Thus did the Bulldogs escape, if only just. “I didn’t see any panic in our guys,” Bobo said. “We told them, ‘You’ve got to be prepared for this (in the SEC).”
3. After seven games, it’s fair to say the defense’s middling numbers aren’t aberrations. No, Jarvis Jones didn’t play, and yes, Abry Jones got hurt in the first quarter, but Georgia yielded 329 yards and 24 points to a Kentucky team that was averaging 215 yards and 9.5 points against SEC opposition. Said Todd Grantham, the defensive coordinator: “We didn’t start like we wanted to start … but guys sucked it up the second half.”
By Mark Bradley
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Concerned
October 21st, 2012
6:09 pm
For two weeks since the SC game I have said nothing on this blog. Actually had a script ready here after the SC game, and just did not submit it.
Having given this much thought is it possible our players are in over their heads against the better SEC teams. That is what it appears to me. We struggle a great deal against better teams, and repeat this each year. If not this, then are our players not emotionally engaged? Against Vandy they were, and if this is true, then our coaches are not connecting with these players. I believe there is several issues involved here. Words like confidence, swagger, and passion are not part of this team and staff. Most men when it matters, and when their masculine nature is on the line show up. Our leaders are not leading, and not showing the demonstrative traits of a strong in your face leader. We also mirror of leaders, and our leader is our compass. Here we have low confidence, little passion, and for the love of the game we look either out of shape or slow. I cannot imagine how a defense returning so many could be slower than last year, but this is possible if they are out of shape. On top of this we are lossing battles inside on D & O lines. Beard came in at LOT as Gates moved inside to LOG. That change looked good. On the D line our line is slow and not athletic enough to compete with the best in the SEC. As for the Dawgs, they are ranked correctly as the rest of the country is below our conferences fourth through sixth teams. So we are not over rated, but our players know the truth about how good they are, and well they also know what a hill they must climb against the Gators.
I also believe we will show up and make it a good game against Florida. Here their manhood will be called out, as well they already know they can be embrassed.
We are a 10 or 11 win team which is still pretty good in the SEC. Reality is our leadership is good, but not great. We are only say 8 to 10 spots from being the best in the nation each year. One player or two players from being # 1 or #2 in the country, and if that player was on the D Line this whole season would be much different.
JB
October 21st, 2012
6:10 pm
10 wins in the ACC gets you a contract for life. At a football school in the SEC year after year, it should get you fired. I would bet my house that if Miles at LSU went 10-2 3 years in a row and second to Bama and ended up in the Capital One Bowl ever year, they would find a new coach.
Mike S.
October 21st, 2012
6:14 pm
Bobby Petrino will never, ever, coach again in the SEC. Not even as an assistant.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
6:22 pm
@ “Florida fronts are as good if not better than them all and they ARE winning at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. ”
That explains the 29 yards of total offense in yesterday’s first half. Please…….
Wendell Thomas
October 21st, 2012
6:23 pm
SKB – are you kidding me? Are you for real? We will fix it next year? What about this year? Almost all of the players on defense were project as high NFL draft picks. Half of them will be gone after this season! What will we use to fix our defense next year? Freshmen? It we cannot do it with seasoned veterans, how will we fix it next year. Marc Richt has been the coach for 12 years. He put more players in the NFL than most SEC or any division 1 coach…yet he continues to do lest with exceptional talent! Mark Richt is a great human being…a great man, but a championship coach he is not! I love the guy but I am not watching these Georgia teams with blinders on! They have under achieved under the guidance of Richt for the past ten seasons.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:24 pm
SEC Fact Finder……
Family is good….as always. Hope the same for yours.
My doctor will not let me fly or drive long distances anymore……so I am only able to see my Gators in THE SWAMP these days. Must be nice to be able to take in the various venues still. I agree….I would put up Florida’s two lines vs. anyone…..except Bama (although I do think Florida DL is just as good as Bama’s DL). Willson being healthy at LG has made a huge difference this year (except for missing the Vandy game with an eye injury). He was outstanding yesterday. Halapio has been outstanding at the other guard position. Nixon, when healthy, is good, not great. Chaz Green is an outstanding RT. Can’t wait for Humphries to put on about 30 pounds before next year……he is special….and will lock down the LT position for a couple of years and then go start in the NFL. Tyler Moore coming in next year from Nebraska…along with Max Garcia….and the continued development of Jassmen Dunker…..and the Gators will have a very strong OL next year as well. Did you see Bullard and Fowler playing at the opposite ends yesterday…..wow….what a future those two have for the Gators. I hope….Floyd comes back for his senior year…..but I doubt it due to his economic situation and the fact he will be drafted in the first round. Ealey will most likely come back because of his injured knee and being limited this year. Gators need to land another big time DT in the recruiting process.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
6:25 pm
@ramguy68 “Did anyone see Will Muschamp after a Fla player picked the ball up after a FG block?”
Muschamp made a complete fool of himself on national TV. He showed was a immature clown he is. I was hoping the player would punch his face. Now that would have been funny.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
6:29 pm
@JB “Don’t know if Kirby could win more games than Richt, but I do know after about 3 recruiting classes we would be stout along both line of scrimmage. Look at Bama’s lines”
And what does a player going to AL so he can play for Saban have to do with Kirby Smart. Please. AL plays the most vanilla D possible. That is by design. Their players are better than most other players at every position.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:29 pm
Captain obvious……
Do you know anything about the game yesterday. Florida had to only go less than 10 yards to score yesterday in the first half. And Florida’s OL wore down SC yesterday…..and mashed them in the second half…..so much so….that the Clowney looked totally worn down and exhausted when he was not in the game in the second half.
Birdhair
October 21st, 2012
6:31 pm
Ramsey Pool high dives
Ford Truck Commercials
Buildings huts in central america
Adjusting the headset and mic
Tanning Bed
Worrying about summer haircuts
ESPN commercials
1 Hour conversations with Montravious’ mom before the game
Lately hair coloring
Too much focus on extracurricular activities has to be apart of the problem. We’ve changed defensive coaches more than once. Richt has called the plays, Bobo has called the plays. But the results have been the same under the same head coach. There’s something really missing in this program. Obviously, wins against ranked team has been missing for years. If we don’t win the East this season then it may be time for change. But who are we going to get that assures us that we aren’t set back for years and we have to suffer a rebuild? Look at Tenn as an example of what can happen.
#18 IS COMING
October 21st, 2012
6:31 pm
T- Dawg …#18…..??-?? LOSS … FLORIDA # 2 in 2012… 9 in a row.
1980 and counting… The “tradition” continues.. lol!!
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:32 pm
Captain Obvious…..
That player’s stupid decision cost the Gators 18 yards after the blocked kick…..and put the ball inside the 10 instead of up near the 30. Yes…..Muschamp chewed him out….and so did the special teams coach….who is the best ST coach in the country. Yep….Muschamp is a total clown. Stupid comments coming from you….one after another.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
6:33 pm
@Loser alert
“JB…..I’m not the one pushing Petrino…..only about 30 other bloggers. ”
Explains Obama’s support in GA. Just as clueless as the 30 other bloggers.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:35 pm
…….and…..by the way…..those 29 yards were a result of Clowney getting in for 3 sacks in the first half….before Florida’s OL wore him down……and he put little pressure on the Florida QB in the second half when Florida’s OL just pounded and pounded on SC. Florida made a statement coming out of halftime and driving that ball right down SC’s throat. Game over.
johnny creek
October 21st, 2012
6:37 pm
Florida way too physical on both sides of the ball, Gerogia is at best mid conference in lines of scrimmage
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:38 pm
Captain Obvious…..
Romney will carry Georgia in a landslide….as he will Miss, Bama, Tenn, and LA. Any more brilliant comments this afternoon. But it is good to know that you are the only blogger on here with a clue. Jezzzzz.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
6:39 pm
@Tampa Gator
“That player’s stupid decision cost the Gators 18 yards after the blocked kick…..”
So what? Muschamp made a complete fool of himself on national TV. Why berate a 19 year old in front of the entire stadium? Why not go chew him out behind the bench. He singled out the kid who obviously didn’t know not to pick up the ball and/or forgot and made a mistake. If a high school coach does that he is suspended. Again, regardless of the circumstances, tell me how did not make a complete fool of himself.
Will you be surprised if Muschamp isn’t disciplined by the highly self regarded UofF?
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:44 pm
Georgia is 6-1 and headed into the biggest game of the year in the SEC East…..and Georgia fans want to post nothing but FIRE OUR COACHES. If I were Richt….I would resign and take over the Miami job….and go win a NC down there. He has a better chance with the type of fan support from such Dawg “supporters.” No one will come into Georgia and recruit better than Richt. He just needs to do a better job of hiring a defensive coordinator….the last two have been horrible….as well as an OL coach. Those two are the ones that need to go….in my opinion. Grantham is clueless….it seems to me. And he just got a big raise. By the way…..I watched a Georgia football show today and it showed Bobo in the box going crazy when Georgia made big plays vs. the Vols. They need to put him down on the sidelines during games. He is similar to Muschamp with his emotions during a game.
Football Guy
October 21st, 2012
6:45 pm
“Mark Bradley confirms what everyone is starting to realize: Dogs’ D is suspect at best..”
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Ala dawg
October 21st, 2012
6:45 pm
Sure richt is tired. Tired of all the negative stuff from press and fans. Look we have 1 loss our goals are still reachable and every game is different. We will be fine. We are a good not great team. Every team has problems. Do u think fla fans are complaining about their offense?
Lobosolo
October 21st, 2012
6:46 pm
Dawg fans sure have gotten to where they cry all the time… poor little babies… Widdle buddies team is only 6-1… poor widdle boobies…
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
6:47 pm
FACT: The Gators did not make a first down in the game’s first 25 minutes, managed just 29 total yards in the first 30 minutes, yet still held a commanding 21-6 advantage.
FL’s offense didn’t wear down SC. SC buried themselves in a hole and FL D played well keep them in it.
Driskel completed 11 of 16 passes for 93 yards. Mike Gillislee ran 19 times for 37 yards. Reed caught four passes for 44 yards.
Florida’s defense and special teams were much more impressive.
The Gators held South Carolina to 191 yards, including minus-1 in the third quarter. Marcus Lattimore, who didn’t start because of a hip injury, ran just three times for 13 yards. And Florida dominated every aspect of special teams. In addition to the two forced fumbles, Kyle Christy had seven punts of at least 50 yards.
BILLY JACK
October 21st, 2012
6:48 pm
Georgias problem on def is from tackle to tackle-Geathers and Jenkins play way too high and the inside linebackers need to be bigger and heavier in a 3-4 def.I coached 23 years in the highest level of high school and never coached the 3-4 but understand the coorect concept of that particular def.You have to be physical inside the tackle box and Georgia is not physical enough and dont play inspired football.This coaching staff cant make adjustments on the fly which is critical.Inside linebackers dont take on fullbacks or guards and are easily blocked or teams just shield them and seldom do they meet the ball carrier at the line of scrimmage.We look confused and the def line has played awful this year.You build a football team from the football out and our line of scrimmage is not physical on both sides.We look great getting off the bus but it does not translate to the field.I have alot of respect for Mark Richt but these assistants are some of the worst in the country.Garner and Friend are really pathetic.I feel the end of the road is near but might not happen until after 2013.If the same team shows up in Jacksonville that showed up in Lexington it will be the beginning of the end of this coaching staff.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:48 pm
Captain Obvious…….
I thought someone with your obvious insights would know this……THE SEC IS NOT HIGH SCHOOL. And I can bet you this……the player will NEVER make that mistake on the football field…AGAIN. And Florida players know they cannot play and make mistakes on the football field…as long as Muchamp is the HC. He has made that clear to every player on the Florida roster….and is the reason why the Florida team makes so few mistakes on Saturdays…mental ones…..these days. The player made a huge mental mistake….and Muschamp does not tolerate that…..in practice or on the sidelines during games. And the player was back in the game playing DL soon after that. He knows Muschamp has his back…….as does every Florida player….but they also know they must limit mistakes and perform at a high level to be out on the field.
Lonesome Dave
October 21st, 2012
6:51 pm
All of you whiners do understand your team is ranked in the top 15 in the country and one win away from (probably) clinching the eastern division of the toughest conference in the country. The real problem is most of you don’t understand why Georgia isn’t among the top three football programs in the country. The answer? Because it’s not. Plain and simple, so fire the coach and let’s hire Ray Goof again.
Mr.Smith & Mr.Wesson partners of Top Dawg.
October 21st, 2012
6:52 pm
Richt never has and never will understand the importance of building a strong , run blocking O-line, and scrapping his outdated, 90s FSU offense for an I-formation-based power run offense. I hated when UGA hired him because he transformed UGA to FSU offensively speaking. The finesse, pass-first, 1990s FSU football is alive and well in the SEC as long as Richt remains head coach at UGA. You can call it Old man football, Bowdenball, or grown man football, the results will remain the same……….Richt will play down to mediocre competition, narrowly win, and get soundly beaten by run-based, ranked teams. FSU of 20 years past is current day UGA. Richt only cares about getting a mediocre QB an opportunity to dink and dump off short passes to WRs & RBs and have the receiver run for many more yards than the pass itself !! LOL !! 90s FSU wasted so much talent and it’s the same at present day UGA. Richt will run at times but he has the RB to run wide mainly because the O-line can’t run block and can only pass block marginally. That’s why Richt has every RB trained to pass block first rather than do what they do best which is to……….run the damned ball.
You can talk all time coaching wins and percentages all you want but Richt will NEVER be remembered with the all-time greats. Anybody remember John Cooper or Mike Archer ? Only the delusional, apologistic Richtfans will hail him as a good, christian man, and a winning coach. But real UGA fans will remember Richt as a coach who piled up a winning coaching percentage vs. mediocre teams, winning meaningless games he was supposed to win often unimpressively, and never able to win the BIG, meaningful game. Thus he will go down in UGA lore as the coach that built delusional fans up only to consistently let them down. UGa wil get to the next level when the get the next coach that has the correct mentality, because Richt never has and never will have it. We need to spend whatever it takes to buy out current SF Niner coach Jim Harbaugh. Now that’s a damn good POWER ball coach !! Go Dogs !!
TCity
October 21st, 2012
6:53 pm
6-1, 6 wins.
We’ve already matched 2010’s win totals.
Looking like a 10-13 win season.
Man, team gets better and better.
Mark Richt
October 21st, 2012
6:53 pm
kiss my ass , I quit
Planet Kolob
October 21st, 2012
6:55 pm
I have to imagine Georgia will be favored against Florida. While the Gators have the better record and seem to have more going for them, we all know what Georgia does in big games like this one. Time to bust out the red pants and black helmets!
TCity
October 21st, 2012
6:55 pm
The defense has actually IMPROVED over 2011.
Better in 2nd half scoring, down to just 8 pts per game.
Better in 4th qrtr scoring, down to allowing just 4.5 pts per game.
Scoring pts allowerd per game, about the same, 24 in 2012, 22 in 2011. Number should drop, don’t play any high scoring offenses from here out.
OBAMA
October 21st, 2012
6:57 pm
Hi
TCity
October 21st, 2012
6:57 pm
Defense is about the same overall, in total scoring allowed, and in 2nd half pts allowed, and 4th qrtr, better than last year.
Offense is better overall, scoring more pts per game, rush per game, both up.
Special teams MUCH better, not giving up big plays on punt or kick return, and only missed 1 field goal all season.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
6:57 pm
Captain Obvious……
Florida played field postion ball in the first half and SC has twice the amount of possession time vs. Florida in the first half due to their turnovers….due to Florida’s aggressive defensive and outstanding special teams tackling. SC was playing 8 and 9 in the box and no one runs on that….and Clowney repeatedly got in on sacks in the first half when Florida tried to pass the ball on third and short. I was at the game and I watched SC’s defense complete wear down in the second half. Clowney was done late in the third quarter and put no pressure on the QB after that….and the other end put no pressure on Florida all day. SC stopped Florida’s running game in the first half by blitzing LBs and DBs on almost every play….and Florida burned them once but the play was called back due to a chop block by a RB on Clowney. And Florida…with a big lead in the first half….just played field position and did not pass the ball. SC could not move the ball on Florida’s D….and Muschamp knew that and refused to go down the field with the ball much. If the game had remained close…I am sure Pease would have gone deep on them a couple of times more. But Pease did come out in the second half with misdirection and confused the hell out of the SC LBs and DBs when they continued to blitz. Muschamp knows what he is doing….and has a great defense to back him up this year.
TCity
October 21st, 2012
6:58 pm
Richt looked more excited and animated against Kentucky than I’d seen him in years.
My wife said he looked 10 years younger.
TCity
October 21st, 2012
7:01 pm
Florida is one of the most penalized teams in the NCAA, got to take advantage of over-agreessiveness, look for a lot ofsnap count variations, some movement on d-line re snap, and then look for some double moves, their db’s bite on the short balls.
This could be a rout, look for UGA to get out to a big lead early, by forcing turnovers, and penalties to stop drives, and buring Florida on some deep passes.
We’ll see how Florida’s offense plays, when down by 21 points int eh 2nd half, anyone say pass interceptions go 3 for UGA/??
Hold up fellas
October 21st, 2012
7:03 pm
The good news is that we will have our answer come Saturday. Stink it up like we did against S. carolina and you know it is time for a change. Win it and we can build on the momentum and control our own destiny. However, please stop with the Kirby Smart talk! He happens to work for one of the most astute defensive coaches in the game. There is a reason that Kirby has interviewed for a half dozen head coaching jobs and is still an assistant. Hire him and we are going to be in the same boat for years to come. If we do need to make a change, hire someone winning with less talent, even if it is a smaller school. We need leadership here, not a scheme change.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
7:04 pm
TiCity….
But you will be playing a high scoring defense and special teams…..and an offense that does what it is asked to do….win games. See you in JAX. Should be a good one. Hope you guys fire Richt….helps Muschamp in the Tunsil deal….although I think he heads to Bama if Richt is fired. By the way….the only reason Georgia gets Tunsil….is Richt. I am sure Tunsil will not make a decision or sign with Georgia until Richt is confirmed as coming back next year. By the way…..Tunsil repeated today that he has no interest in Florida and has Georgia in the lead….along with Bama. He will come in a play immediately for Georgia. Redshirts and plays in two years with Florida…and in one year with Bama….when their great LT leaves in a year.
Al
October 21st, 2012
7:10 pm
These blogs get funnier everyday!! You can’t find better comedy than this.
Keep up the good work guys.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
7:11 pm
@Tampa Gator “And Florida players know they cannot play and make mistakes on the football field…as long as Muchamp is the HC. He has made that clear to every player on the Florida roster….and is the reason why the Florida team makes so few mistakes on Saturdays…mental ones…..these days. ”
And yet the facts….Although Florida remains one of the most penalized teams in the nation, defensive coordinator Dan Quinn said he is encouraged by the improvement in the number of penalties because of a lack of discipline…
And you claim the Gators know they cannot make mistakes and get to play….What a joke. Muschamp made a complete fool of himself berating a 19 year old on national TV with a profanity laced, slobber mouth tantrum. He looked like someone out of control. He could have chewed him out away from the camera. You know it and everyone else knows it. If anyone did that to a student in a public forum, they would probably suspended, if not fired.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
7:13 pm
TriCity….
Are you sure you are not Captain Obvious…..with your post about getting up 21 on Florida. To do those stop and goes…….you need a lot of time in the pocket. I doubt Murray will have much of that on Saturday. Ask the A&M QB. Ask the Tennessee QB. Ask the LSU QB. Ask the SC QB….and they all have better offensive lines than Georgia.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
7:16 pm
@Tampa Gator “Florida played field postion ball in the first half ” Ha. Now that is funny. It had nothing to do with the fact they never blocked Clowney or Taylor. Both are not run stoppers. Since USC turn overs killed themselves and the FL defense knew USC was going to pass, which is not USC’s strongest game.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
7:16 pm
Captain Obvious…
You are correct. Muschamp is a complete fool and will be fired by Foley at the end of the year….and Florida will lose to Missour, Jacksonville State, and LA-Layfayette….before being absolutely crushed by FSU. “Muschump” is a goner….just like Richt.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
7:19 pm
@TCity
“We’ll see how Florida’s offense plays, when down by 21 points int eh 2nd half, anyone say pass interceptions go 3 for UGA/??”
I have very little confidence the Dawgs will have the discipline to stay on their assignments which will be required to stop Drikel’s running. They have not demonstrated that discipline against any other running QB.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
7:20 pm
Obvious…..
SC could not run. SC could not pass. SC could not score a single TD. They scored FGs only on horrible calls on a punt and on a phantom offsides call late in the half….and the last one when Florida was playing the second string and playing prevent defense late in the game. Florida gets very few mental penalties…..they have been physical….and that is OK by me. Makes the other tream blink…and they all have so far.
Captain Obvious
October 21st, 2012
7:24 pm
@Tampa Gator “You are correct. Muschamp is a complete fool and will be fired by Foley at the end of the year….and Florida will lose to Missour, Jacksonville State, and LA-Layfayette”
I never said that. I said his behavior was that of a complete fool when he was berating a 19 year old on national TV with a profanity laced, slobber mouthed tantrum. How does that behavior reflect on the proud UofF. Oh, you don’t give a damn because that idiot player should have know better. Like all of the fat assed guys watching on the TV did. Continue to defend the indefensible.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
7:26 pm
Captain Obvious….
I was at the game. I know what Florida did Saturday. Florida played field position football and caused turnovers with their special teams and defense……and dominated SC the entire game. Believe and post anything you want. Florida 44, SC 11. SC 32, Georgia 0. Most Georgia fans on here realize things do not look rosey for Georgia coming into JAX…..but that is why we play the game. On any given Saturday…..as LSU an SC found out with Florida. I personally think it will be a close game….and could go either way….but defensive lines, offensive lines, and special teams…usually win big games in the SEC….and this is as big as it comes. This is the one Saturday during the year when I root against the Dawgs in the SEC…..GO GATORS….and good night.
Rick James
October 21st, 2012
7:26 pm
@GT Bob,
Hey where are you? Duke became bowl eligable yesterday after beating North Carolina.You said there was not another win on their schedule.Duke is gaining Tech fast and will be better soon.
Rick James
October 21st, 2012
7:28 pm
@Techster
these dogs are not only smelly they are overated. the chickens stomped the dogs bad and now the gators have stomped the chickens.
….next weekend does not look good for dog fans.
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How do things look November 24th in Athens for Georgia Tech?
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
7:30 pm
Captain obvious……..the DE is 21 years old. And both Muschamp and the special teams coach were on the field yelling for the Gator players to stay away from the ball inside the 10…..and he still ran up and grabbed the ball…..and almost fumbled it…..and it could have turned the game. He deserved to be yelled at…..it was an idiot play on his part. Fortunately, for him and the Gators, he did not fumble and Florida did not turn the ball over inside the 10 after that. Saban does the same thing on his sideline when Bama players make stupid, mental mistakes. Muschamp is a firely head coach….and his players love him. And he loves his players….and he loves that player…and that player knows it. He WILL NOT make that mistake again….and probably not any other Florida player….that is coaching up players. Georgia needs more of that….I would say.
Tampa Gator
October 21st, 2012
7:34 pm
Time to say good night. It is time to pull against the Dawgs in the SEC one time a year….this Saturday. GO GATORS! Too bad SC beat the Dawgs…..if not,,,,this game would be the game of the year in the SEC….and the Nation. For now. See ya.