Emptying the notebook . . .
Duly noted:
– Everyone knew Knowshon Moreno was a special running back who gained many yards on his own, but this Georgia season is re-proving the point. While Georgia’s offensive line clearly has not created the rooming room that was expected, Richard Samuel and Caleb King haven’t been able to generate much on their own, either. Saturday was a low point for the running game (just 45 yards on 24 attempts, just one first down rushing) -– a performance brightened only by the promising debut of freshman tailback Washaun Ealey. Mark Richt said after the game Saturday and again Sunday that Ealey will get more playing time, although he said the staff isn’t ready to “change up the depth chart this second.” Richt didn’t, however, rule out the possibility of that happening in the days ahead.
– And watching Charles Scott break loose from several would-be tacklers on LSU’s game-winning touchdown Saturday also reminded you of what Georgia hasn’t been getting from its tailbacks post-Moreno.
– What will be missing when Georgia and Tennessee play Saturday in Knoxville? A ranked team. According to UGA, it’ll be the first time in 25 meetings since 1937 that the Dogs and Vols have played with neither team ranked in the Associated Press or coaches’ Top 25 polls. Saturday’s 20-13 loss to No. 4 LSU dropped Georgia out of the polls for the first time since Dec. 3, 2006. “I’m just glad it’s not the final poll,” Richt said.
– Georgia and LSU combined for one touchdown in the game’s first 57 minutes — and three touchdowns in the final three minutes.
– Amid Georgia’s much-dissected shortcomings Saturday — running game, kickoff coverage, not stopping Scott when it mattered most, dismal first-half offense, Brandon Boykin returning an interception from the end zone, etc. –- two other plays shouldn’t be overlooked: Joe Cox overthrowing a wide-open A.J. Green on a first-quarter deep ball and Blair Walsh missing his first field goal in nine attempts, a mere 32-yarder, in the third quarter. Those two plays might have meant 10 points in a game decided by 7.
– Richt on Trindon Holliday’s 40-yard kickoff return that set up LSU’s winning touchdown: “We got punctured right in the heart of our kickoff-coverage team. Their wedge did a very nice job. And everybody knows Holliday is a special cat.” Richt said another factor was that Georgia was kicking into the wind.
– Georgia was penalty-free in the first half. Alas, the Dogs had seven penalties for 59 yards in the second half, including the very costly two for 20 yards in the final 69 seconds.
– While still mystified by the excessive-celebration penalty on Green — and, for that matter, by the same penalty on LSU after its subsequent score –- Richt concurred with the call against Orson Charles for his celebration after his 22-yard reception in the third quarter.
– As for the penalty on Green’s celebration, Richt said Georgia will consult with the SEC about the call and the rule this week. “Based on what I saw, I just need to be educated as to what would constitute a flag for excessive celebration,” he said on a teleconference Sunday, “and I want to be able to educate our players in the right way so that won’t happen to us again in the future. . . . I want to play within the rules, but I also want [the team] to have some spirit and have some ability to enjoy some success.”
– Cox on his own celebration of Green’s touchdown with 1:09 to play: “I know I was excited, just running around like an idiot.”
– There were some Sanford Stadium boos in the first half Saturday, most notably on a third-and-8 play on which Georgia ran the ball (Samuel got 2 yards). Cox heard the boos. “People expect you to throw the ball [in that situation],” he said. “They don’t know there’s nobody up in the box for run support, and if you block it right, there’s no one to tackle the back and you get 30 yards. . . . If it works, people think you’re geniuses.”
– Georgia’s defense got more sacks Saturday (6, including 3 in a row to start the second half) than in the season’s first four games combined (5). “The defense was having fun out there,” said DE Justin Houston, who had two sacks against LSU and has been a difference-maker since returning from suspension. “It’s so much easier to play defense if you are having fun out there.”
– Dating to last season, Georgia is 0-4 against top-10 teams, losing to Alabama and Florida last year and to Oklahoma State and LSU this season.
– Of Georgia’s 19 losses since 2003, 12 have been by seven points or less.
– And does anybody have a clue what type of game Georgia will play against Tennessee? “It has been a very unusual year in regard to knowing what you’re going to get on a week-to-week basis,” Richt said Saturday night. “We have not really been able to predict how the ballgame is going to go.”
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Stinger
October 6th, 2009
7:59 am
Better be careful. All this negative talk about your coach may lead to all those prize recruits leaving and going some place else. Wait a minute. What am I saying, you still have prize recruits playing, but it is not making a difference. Perhaps the recruiting ranking system is uselsess.
BuLLdawg
October 6th, 2009
8:22 am
To top if off I bet Lame Kiffin and UT beats the he** out of us on Saturday! Then maybe you blind UGA fans will see what we are really getting from Richt. We will be lucky to win 3 more games this year. Tech will roll us like a locomotive! Please make some changes in Athens!
mark
October 6th, 2009
8:42 am
grandad, let me ask you. how can the 2010 look bright? who will be the qb next year? who ever it will be will have zero playing experience. we still will have an offensive line that has a passive mentality who will lay down like a bunch of dogs. how much losing will we have to endure until you realize that this program is going in the wrong direction?
fire willie
fire bobo
fire chavis
and kick caleb king off the team
Dawgs Fan
October 6th, 2009
8:46 am
Of course the penalty cost us the game. Everyone else and even the media knows this why can’t all you retards admit it. We beat LSU and the refs stole it like a thief in the night. Watch this video from Tim Brando about this whole celebration scandal.
http://georgiasports.blogspot.com/2009/10/excessive-celebration-brandos-rant.html
Joey
October 6th, 2009
9:23 am
So, Richt is saying, yeah, nothing much is working, but no changes in the depth chart, no changes in coaching responsibilities, wind caused the 40 yd kickoff return…. Cox is telling us fans again how stupid we are…. Whew, it’s great to be a Georgia Bulldog!!!
49DAWG
October 6th, 2009
9:50 am
PHANTOM CALLS!!!!!! Take away (2) bad calls in the OSU game and the (1) call last Saturday and the DAWGS could be 5-0-0. This TEAM is playing hard and the officiating is tearing their hearts out, as our beloved Munson might say!
skeeredpuppy
October 6th, 2009
10:00 am
I told ya’ll they were coming in with a vengence! They executed we didn’t. Plain & simple as that. Of course having a better coaching staff had something to with it as well.
Buzz Belle
October 6th, 2009
10:03 am
WAIT – you mean there was a BAD call in a football game? What? It was against UGA? There has never been a college team in the country that has ever had that happen before – I’m so sure. Put on your big girl panites and deal with it. This is Tuesday and by Saturday, you guys have to play the Vols – who are not that good. If you keep concentrating on the bad calling, the Vols will up and bite you. Then what are you going to say? Then what ref call will be the cause of it? The reason most people despise the UGA fan base is because you act like the parent whose bratty child just got caught doing something STUPID again and the response of the parents is “not my little Johnny!” Three days have been spent on this issue when in fact you all know, the break away run LSU had to beat you with would have made it no matter where you kicked off at. It was a breakaway run because somebody on the defense missed their play. You never would have been in that position in the first place had you gotten at least TWO first downs in the first half of the game anyway. Come on UGA. Grow some, deal with your real problems and stop blaming everybody else. You really do make this state look like a bunch of crybaby morons!
skeeredpuppy
October 6th, 2009
10:08 am
Well I don’t know about the moran stuff, but you are correct that it wasn’t a bad call that lost us the game. We shouldn’t have put ourselves in that spot to begin with. We got beat and if you don’t believe me, turn on the radio. The Party’s over.
dan
October 6th, 2009
10:24 am
Bad calls are a part of the game, even in this age of instant replay. UGA stills loses the game because they lost focus. They have played the last 3 games by the seat of their pants won. You can do that against South Carolina, Arkansas, and Arizona State. But a team like LSU, with their talent, will make you pay for a lapse in concentration. With that being said, the celebration penalty was awful. I understand the rule being in place for showboating, but a player celebrating the potential game winning TD? I think officials can be lenient there. Also, LSU is clearly NOT the 4# team in the country and if they don’t play better themselves, they’ll get exposed by Alabama and Florida.
HBTD
October 6th, 2009
10:35 am
Dawgs will be fine. This group of pups are young and just getting started. They got a raw deal on Saturday with the excessive celebration call, but I’m sure they’ve put that way behind them. Yes, the penalty was huge in that it changed the options available on the kickoff, but the dawgs know that in the end, they’ll have the opportunity for a rematch in the Championship game if LSU can get out of the West. Truth of the matter is, these Dawgs have got a better than not chance of winning every remaining game on their schedule. Yes including Florida. We’re off the week before the Florida game while the Gators are not and the team with the off week is a perfect 6 – 0 since 2001. The real season (SEC race to Atlanta) starts Saturday in Knoxville. Hope everyone is up for the game.
Finally, for all the knucklehead, johnny come lately, morons out there who want to fire everyone on the team (coaches and players), take a chill pill and get back to your own work, and if you can’t be supportive of the team, find another one. The TEAM does not want or need you! GO AWAY!!!!
murfdawg
October 6th, 2009
10:38 am
Has anyone ever considered that UGA did not have a CHOICE of where they were going to kickoff? The bogus call dictated where the ball would be placed for the kickoff. That’s the problem. The refs INFLUENCED the next play.
If there was no penalty, UGA could have kicked off from the 30.(Their choice not the refs) They could have kicked the ball out of bounds(which they do very well) and Holliday would not have touched the ball. Then LSU would have to start from the 40 and would have to go 30 yards in 60 seconds to reach the UGA 30 for a 47 yard field goal to win. If they had done that to win the game, then they deserved the win.
My point is, the refs decided where the biggest play of the game would start. To say that Scott would have run all the way back to Red Stick is ludicrous. The play calling from LSU 40 is different than the play calling from the UGA 38, when you only need 8 yards to get into fg range.
One more thing, did anyone notice Ciron Black’s TACKLE on Bryan Evans on Scott’s run?
skeeredpuppy
October 6th, 2009
10:47 am
What a bunch of whinny azzes. You had it handed to you and just like a typical UGA Fan, look for any excuse you can to cover your tears. Be thankful you have the easiest schedule in the SEC next to UF, and be thankful you don’t play them next year to get your arses kicked 2 years in a row! Lets see what excuses you can come up with after UT beats you like a dog!
yankee dawg
October 6th, 2009
10:55 am
Game changing penalty calls should be reviewed just like any other plays,enough said!
Mike (original formula)
October 6th, 2009
11:12 am
I agree that something needs to be done about the play calling on Offense and Defense, but I don’t think we have to fire Coach Richt to get that done. It is pathetic to read some people’s opinions on here. Some of you have turned on OUR head coach. Notice I didn’t say he was YOUR head coach. If you want to jump off the wagon then go ahead. However, we’ve seen bad times before and we hunkered down and got through them. Letting Richt go is not the answer right now. Let all the tech fans run their mouths and look at their shiny rings while they can. I hope they enjoy their moment because those kinds of things end pretty quickly. All you tech fans can sit here behind computers and talk about what is wrong with someone else’s program all you want, but all of you know that you’ve been owned in recent years and that trend may start again in a few short weeks. So enjoy this time to rant and rave while the rest of us support OUR team. GYSB.
Sun Devil Dave
October 6th, 2009
11:15 am
To the very first comment from BuLLdawg – no negativity mr bow wow – it was bound to happen – Georgia played sorry against SC, and got their bragging butts beaten by an Oklahoma State team that was in turn beaten by who? HOUSTON!! UGA, from the bragging of it’s fans was going to beat the country, run the table and head to the BCS championship. Bubble burst, NOT GONNA HAPPEN, so leave your great coach (CMR is indeed one you should keep!!) out of the blasting and deal with your defense, and sorry offense who appears to be in love with that yellow flag!
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Dawg ' 85
October 6th, 2009
11:56 am
I agree with Mike orig. formula, quit calling for Richt’s head right now. While I would like to hear more urgency from him about the need to make some big changes, he will not likely fire any assistants mid-season. I’m hoping CWM and Fabris will be gone before next year. As for Bobo, I still think he can work out… the dynamic between Bobo, CMR and play calling is still evolving and may need some tweaking. The inconsistent play on offense makes play calling that much mre difficult. Lack of ability to run the ball consistently and erratic play from Cox makes it tough… there are no gimme situations where we know what will work for certain down/distance… and I think that’s about the players. Our offensive woes are about lack of execution not scheme.
For those of you who call for Will Muschamp as next DC… not happening… why would he leave next in line as Tx HC to be DC at UGA with uncertain future?
azdawg
October 6th, 2009
12:09 pm
UGA’s football fate has been a long time coming and now has reached the stage of mediocrity. The better teams in the SEC got better by making changes to their coaching staffs and continue to make changes to improve. This idea CMR has about retaining the same under achieving coaches because it shows stability to recruits has proven to be false. While the dawgs do continue to attract their share of “top recruits” the program has not improved in terms of beating top teams in their league and continue playing the same ball games w/o showing any improvement and are easily predictable by opposing coaches that see no change in the way the dawgs play O and D.
If CMR does not make changes to his coaching staff at the end of this season he has no vision nor desire to improve his teams performance no matter how many 4 and 5 star recruits he lands. The Sabans and the like will tell you stability is good but when something is broke you have to fix it. He and other coaches like him will tell you loyalty only goes so far. You don’t pay big bucks for loyalty you have to prove your worth and the current batch of GA’s coord’s and asst’s have not as this team and others before it continue to degress in spite of the token coaching changes made during the off season.
Unless changes to the staff are made GA’s woes will continue into next season regardless of who they have as players. The face of college football is ever changing w/coaches coming and going, except at UGA. It’s time UGA has a facelift.
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HBTD
October 6th, 2009
12:39 pm
azdawg, SDD, YD, SP and Not a fan Willie – You guys should probably go find another team to cheer for. You sound miserable. You may want to talk with Stinger and Buzze B about joining up with their up and coming D2 program.
Stinger,Buzze B – your infatuation with UGA is amazing, but understandable given the uninspired interest in your program and conference. Welcome to the SEC and Big time football. I know you guys must be excited about the stretch run coming up for your aquad….VA, Vandy, Weak Forest, Duke, off week, before finishing against the Big Dawg. Throw in a Jax. State, Clemzon, NC, Missy State and FSwho and you’ve got the makings of one dreadful schedule. Like I said, I can understand your interest in UGA football given what looks to be one of the least interesting schedules I can ever recall. However, it should guarantee you guys 10 wins a year, but don’t look for any respect for your program until you start playing a real schedule.
jack bull
October 6th, 2009
12:55 pm
hate to this, but coach mike bobo is about to get his jock strap coached right off of him this satruday…mark my words on this one.. he looked really bad last week, but this week could get ugly when he goes up against monte kiffin’s defense..
and another thing on coaching, i would think as an official ,that making a questionable call against georgia wouldn’t be a bad thing. it’s gonna make you stand out to your superiors(which could be a good thing) without getting the butt chewing like you would from most other coaches out there.. don’t get me wrong, i like having a coach that can stay so calm, but, BUT, there are sometimes i would like to see him go out onto the field and get in someones ear once in a while,,,and saturday was one of em….don’t let em know you’re a push over, they’ll take every advantage of that…
GO DAWGS,,,,,
EllavilleDawg
October 6th, 2009
1:18 pm
Careful believing every stat that you read posted. Where does this 17-19 stat against top 25 teams come from?
Grandad
October 6th, 2009
1:18 pm
Mark: Sir, aside from the vitriol, your comments are well taken. 1st; Aaron Murray, most likely. It is not unusual for a good team to enter a given season wi. an inexperienced QB. USC and Ala. are two examples. Realize this…Joe Cox is a Gamer and I love him as our QB “this” yr. 2nd; our O-line has had an uneven yr. so far. Remember, I said this yr. will continue to come into focus. Three pts., If I may, 1. Coach Searles is gen. considered one of, if not the best O-LINE coach in the country. Also, he is the most like BVG in personality for those of us who understand we need a dose of piss and vinegar. 2. Pass protection…pretty darn good. 3. Running attack will be much improved wi. a back who hits the hole, runs by instinct and vision as I suspect Wash. Ealey might. I wish the great “Lewis” was still with us to calm everyone down and put it all in perspective. GO DAWGS
WildBill
October 6th, 2009
2:04 pm
This too shall pass. It appears that CMR has accepted the status quo regarding the coaching staff and players. He is not a magician. I doubt he could even change a flat tire. I am interested in seeing how the remaining games fall out. I predict 6-6.
HBTD
October 6th, 2009
2:10 pm
Wild Bill – You got a bad attitude. Thankfully,neither our coaches or players share your negative sentiment. As I’ve suggested to a couple of others on this blog, you should probably go find another team to cheer for. It’s obvious you’ve QUIT on this one.
jay
October 6th, 2009
2:33 pm
its hilarious how many of my (unfortunately) fellow dawg fans have forgotten about the decades of mediocrity that we went through before coach richt got here. back then, an eight win season was greeted with cheers. now we sound like alabama fans – never happy until we’re undefeated and winning every game by 30. i read/hear people quoting all these great recruiting classes we’ve gotten as evidence of richt’s failures – but who the hell do you think RECRUITED those players? we didn’t get those types of guys under goff or donnan (generally speaking). willie martinez is awful, i don’t dispute that, but to start on richt and some of the players is just ungrateful, ignorant, and kind of pathetic.
the sky is not falling, the season is not lost – its not even half-way finished. go dawgs.
WildBill
October 6th, 2009
2:39 pm
HBTD, who is your boss, CWM? I have my opinion, you have yours. Thats it.
HBTD
October 6th, 2009
2:45 pm
Haven’t you heard, QUITTERS NEVER, EVER WIN!!
Rich Rodgriguez
October 6th, 2009
3:21 pm
I am still available. I think I would fit in nicely
with the Ga. fans on this blog.
Shankit
October 6th, 2009
3:26 pm
Why don’t we get Richt to get Micky Andrews next year
as his defensive coordinator and Coach Amato as his
offensive assistant. They both will be gone from FSU and
will be looking for a job. We could also bring in Bobby for
sideline motivation.
Gratefuldawghead
October 6th, 2009
3:34 pm
All we need is a win against Florida and a Royal Beat Down on Tech and I will be happy again!
GO DAWGS!
AltamahaDawg
October 6th, 2009
3:36 pm
Let me help you out, I feel sorry for ysome of you folks. Clearly cartoons characters and chat rooms aren’t getting you the results that you demand. The results that you deserve. You know, for all you do.
Now you are going to want to call in advance so that they are expecting you. The man’s name is Damon Evans. Big building on Lumpkin, look for the big statue of Dooley. Don’t worry about the winning percentages, that’s not the point. You are going to need your lifetime contribution records, and a list of any recent games that you attended, or MORE specifically are NOT going to attend till you get your desired results. And of cource a detail of whatever officially licensed merchandise that you now refuse to purchase.
Also pick up a schedule of the many events that Head Coach Mark Richt is scheduled to speak at, because you are for sure, going to want to air these concerns to him, man to man.
I don’t think that showing him the picture of Nick Saban that you cut out and carry around in your purse would hurt a thing.
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Shankit
October 6th, 2009
3:46 pm
I vote Georgia seceeds from the S. E. C. and moves to the Big Ten.
Heck, they haven’t lost to a Big Ten team since I can remember.
They would become overnight the replacement for the perennial
powerhouse, OSU, get to play in the Rose Bowl every year and
contend for a BCS series bowl every year. Get to play a PAC 10
perennial powerhouse every year instead of the weak SEC Tigers, Gators,
Vols, War Eagles, Tide’s and all the other weak SEC teams we now play.
Or, we could join the ACC, Richt would be right at home coaching against
this league and probably win more games.
Dr. J.B. Jones
October 6th, 2009
3:48 pm
Hot off the presses, Tenn. wide receiver Brandon Warren was kicked off the team yesterday aft. by Lane Kiffen. Well, that should be welcome news for our dawgs. Tenn. is 0-2 in the conference, so the dawgs should have NO PROBLEMS with the Vols. Go Dawgs.
PMC
October 6th, 2009
3:56 pm
If there is no one in the Box for run support… a guy on a full athletic scholarship at the UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA should be able to gather more than 2 stinking yards eh? Otherwise a few people making hundreds of thousands and or millions of dollars a year have failed to put thier charges in position to get those 8 yards.
AltamahaDawg
October 6th, 2009
4:01 pm
Like the Running Game Co-ordinator?
FSU Alum
October 6th, 2009
4:04 pm
A very reliable source has CMR going to FSU next year. He is fed up with all the negative whinning and cry babies at UGA. He wants to go to a place that will appreciate him. Don’t be surprised if he takes half the new recruits to Tallahasse with him.
TybeeDawg
October 6th, 2009
4:04 pm
Alt…well said. All I can add is that they need to bring a list of any buildings on campus named after them.
azdawg
October 6th, 2009
4:06 pm
HBTD. You apparently did not do too well in reading comprehension class. You’re an example of the mind set that is satisfied and happy w/UGA’s performance so far this season, and past several seasons of under achievement. What is “miserable” is the direction the team is headed and has been for the past several years. I’m a UGA grad and love the dawgs. Do I live and die red and black, absolutely NOT. However, it does bother me when not only fans but college football analysts and news columnists have for years said some of GA’s coaches don’t have a clue how to change what so blatently does not work and puts the team at risk and in a position to lose games. I still want CMR to be GA’s head coach. He just needs to have better coord’s and asst’s to put his teams in a position to win the BIG games rather than having to wait until the last play to determine the outcome of what appears to be every game they play is always in question.
If you’re happy w/the status quo then thats okay. Just don’t tell anyone else they have to feel the same way = losers.
AltamahaDawg
October 6th, 2009
4:10 pm
Don’t you mean a list of campus building that they can even name?
GaGator
October 6th, 2009
4:13 pm
Enter your comments here
Oh my, cry me a river. You get a bad call from the ref at the end of the game, but truthfully Georgia should have been blow out in the first half. You are lucky it wasn’t 28 or 31 to zip. So let’s see, the ref takes his call back, but Georgia still allows the a LSU
kickoff return of 50 yards to the LSU 47 instead of the of the GA 38. 2 plays later Scott would have scored from 50+ yards. They still left GA more time than they used to score, so I’m sorry, you have no real grip.
Actually ya’ll have some very good players who aren’t producing—looks like you have a real coaching problem, top to bottom. If GA doesn’t change their ways, and plays a first half like the LSU game, when you go to Jacksonville, you will think last year was a close game.
dawgtalk
October 6th, 2009
4:33 pm
i’m a cmr enthusiasts. He’s been great for our program. Certainly disapointed as well about last year especially. This is a rebuilding year for us. New qb, new rb’s. Next year maybe down a bit too. Still better than what I’ve seen over the years from our program. Agree we need some better asst coaches but the fan base hasn’t come through with the $ to pay them. Our budget for asst’s is nothing compared to Fl , AL, TN etc. For you dawg fans I understand your frustration but I think we’re being over critical. For you other guys, i can’t believe all the negative crap you come up with – Tech folks – It says something about you when you make such a big deal out of winning by a few points
. Good luck going forward it looks like that the Tech/Georgia game will be barn burners for a while. that’s good.
gatorlarry
October 6th, 2009
4:48 pm
These Georgia threads after a loss are the most humorous things ever. I get such a chuckle watching the “Dawn Nation” implode within itself. You all act like you’re a top program or something? Surely that’s a joke.
By the way….you make fun of Tennesse. You make fun of Georgia Tech. You make fun of Auburn. Oh my….UGA is a top program……lol. YOU guys are 3 for 19 against the Gators. Get used to that.
Gratefuldawghead
October 6th, 2009
4:50 pm
dawgtalk …the money is not the problem for the asst coaches! The UGA football budget is strong..even Martinez got a $ 30,000 Bonus for last year! Richt has NEVER FIRED anyone and is loyal to the coaches we have.We could have got Muschamp or Smart but Martinez is Richt’s BOY!
abe
October 6th, 2009
4:52 pm
gratefuldawghead
you know what….shutup. shut your damned mouth. you have no business spewing that nonsense here.
Gratefuldawghead
October 6th, 2009
4:53 pm
“F” gatorlarry …We still LEAD the Ga/ Fla series! Now go pay your mobile home tax and get off the DAWG blogs!
TybeeDawg
October 6th, 2009
5:27 pm
I get such a chuckle out of the gator fans that come on the Dawg blogs.
Mutts R Stupid
October 6th, 2009
5:31 pm
Fire Mark Rectum, Fire Mark Rectum, ah, the right blog at last.