NCAA moves to toughen already controversial excessive-celebration penalty

You hear about the move by the NCAA Football Rules Committee this week to further toughen the unsportsmanlike-conduct/excessive-celebration penalty?

The penalty, which stirred much controversy hereabouts when it was incorrectly called on Georgia’s A.J. Green against LSU last season, will get tougher in the 2011 season if approved by one more NCAA committee.

Basically, the change would make unsportsmanlike conduct a live-ball foul, meaning, for example, that a taunting gesture en route to a touchdown would nullify the score and be penalized from the spot of the foul.

The change would not impact penalties for celebrations in the end zone after a score, such as the one against Green, because those dead-ball fouls would continue to be assessed on the ensuing kickoff or extra-point/two-point conversion attempt.

Of course, the problem with the Green penalty was that it never should have been called. The SEC said two days later that video evidence did not support the flag, which came after Green scored the go-ahead touchdown. A 15-yard penalty was assessed on the ensuing kickoff and jump-started LSU’s game-winning touchdown drive.

At the least, the Green penalty underscored the subjective and inconsistent nature of such calls.

And now the stakes could be raised.

This week’s move to toughen the consequences of live-ball unsportsmanlike-conduct flags came in a Wednesday vote by the Football Rules Committee. In a comment posted on the NCAA’s website, committee chairman (and Oregon athletics director) Mike Bellotti says:

“Our committee firmly believes in the team concept of college football. Taunting and prolonged individual acts have no place in our game, and our officials have generally handled these rules well. This is just another step in maintaining our game’s image and reflecting the ideals of the NCAA overall.”

The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel must approve the change before it can take effect.

What say you about this?

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385 comments Add your comment

First

February 12th, 2010
11:10 am

Go Dawgs!

February 12th, 2010
11:11 am

First???

The penalty is already called inconsistently as it is. This just makes it more of an issue.

First

February 12th, 2010
11:12 am

Hope I don’t get in trouble for celebrating my first “1st” on here.

Gratefuldawghead

February 12th, 2010
11:15 am

How about working on something FOR the People and get a PLAY OFF!

Another Dawg

February 12th, 2010
11:19 am

The only image this promotes of “their game” is that referee subjectivity has too much impact on the outcomes.

Conveniently, that appears to be the image they’re looking for.

bjohndawg

February 12th, 2010
11:21 am

What if the offensive player is running for a TD, he looks back to see if the defender is gaining on him. And the ref sees this and does not like the ” look in his eye”?

Out comes the flag.
This whole thing is way too subjective, and has already been blown in the past my many refs. Doubt that will change.

This new rule just seems well…..excessive to me.
I am tossing a flag on the NCAA.
Make them do their next conference at the local Motel 6.

GeoffDawg

February 12th, 2010
11:23 am

I don’t have that much of a problem with it as long as they very specifically define what constitutes taunting. I don’t want some ref changing the outcome of a game because he thinks a receiver muttered something under his breath en route to a touchdown.

Coach Johnsons Paul

February 12th, 2010
11:25 am

Well justice was served on the ‘Phantom Celebration” when the culprit officials dear ol’ alma mater (GA TEch)was run over by the Dawgs. Take that Marc Curles and Michael Watson and Bobby Gaston and Rogers Redding.
Te fact that all of these are Techmites is an idictment of SEC officiating.

Dawgfan

February 12th, 2010
11:25 am

I think this could be in response to Green getting the call and people complaining about Tebow not getting calls when he does his hootin and hollerin.

another dawg in ptc

February 12th, 2010
11:26 am

I think Brian Bosworth was right about the NCAA 25 years ago then he said they wanted to to take the fun out of college football. However, here is a suggestion for eliminating the showboating. When the player crosses the goal line he has to “touch” the ball down. At that point the play is dead and you move on the the conversion. This is what they have been doing in Rugby for over a hundred years and it works. And that is how Americans came up with the word “touchdown”.

hammerhead

February 12th, 2010
11:26 am

The NCAA doesn’t recognize a champion in the sport of football, why should they be interested in continuing to govern the sport at all? It’s really nothing more than a “club sport” at this point and CFB should be making the rules, not the NCAA.

The celebration penalty is already a disaster, this makes it even worse.

Will

February 12th, 2010
11:31 am

convenient that this comes out AFTER Tebow is done playing football

word up

February 12th, 2010
11:35 am

so now we can get make up celebration calls before score as well as after…? oh great. looks like georgia will be one of the most penalized teams in the country this year. again.

Fred

February 12th, 2010
11:37 am

What do you expect from a bunch of academic, elitist, busybodies. They always know whats best, according to them. Kind of like the federal government know what’s best for the individual and will make sure that it’s so by force if neccessary.

15 yard penalty – excessive salt intake.

ga gator

February 12th, 2010
11:38 am

What’s the difference between AJ Green staring into the crowd after a great TD catch and Brandon Spikes punting the football into the stands after a pick 6? Nothing.

.

February 12th, 2010
11:38 am

The call on Green didn’t cause UGA to lose…thats bs.
I like the new rule. Football has no place for celerations to the extreme.

30-24 Dawgs - WE RUN THIS STATE!

February 12th, 2010
11:41 am

Totally bogus if they follow through in toughening this bogus rule.

Teabag never got flagged for excessive celebration in 4 years of the gatuh chomp. Ridonk.

Dwayne/Dog fan

February 12th, 2010
11:46 am

here is an idea. u run into the endzone with the ball, you toss the ball to an official, if one is not close, you place it on the ground. Run to the sidelines and celebrate with the WHOLE TEAM. Since we are on the subject. no defensive player will celebrate a freaking tackle or a sack, do lineman celebrate the other 50 plays you didn’t make a sack????, no offensive player will celebrate a run, or get up and point first down, thats what the official is for. There is tons of stuff to write about, but, you get the picture.

falcondawg

February 12th, 2010
11:46 am

Most people love college football because of the emotion so why set so many limits on emotional acts. Makes no sence to pour water on college footballs fire!

Bill

February 12th, 2010
11:46 am

Damn, look at all the dawg fans crying over a little rule change. Holy Cow now its Tebow to blame, give me a break. Don’t all of you know the blame for everything is always on BUSH ! Just play ball and stop crying. Go Bama!

DawgBite

February 12th, 2010
11:47 am

Yeah it was a horrible call! On the otherhand, calls tend to even out in the longrun. I know I have seen many questionable (should I say “very questionable” calls :) come our way over the years. I generally am not a biased fan and truly attempt to look at the game fairly even if hoping we kick some butt.

Starring Kam Fong as Chin Ho

February 12th, 2010
11:47 am

ga gator, that has to be the dumbest thing thing ever written by someone other than Jeff Schultz

Munson Bisher

February 12th, 2010
11:48 am

So a group of tired, fat, old white men get together to make redonk fun killing rules for a game that most never played or have not played this century.

Great, I hope those cracka-arsed crackas kill their dang golden goose.

Henry D.

February 12th, 2010
11:49 am

So the officials have already proved that they have no common sense in calling these stupid penalties, so it makes sense to punish the teams even more when a ref blows a call.

Beautiful! After all, we do so look forward to watching the officials in these games.

DawgBuzz

February 12th, 2010
11:50 am

Football is full of emotion. These are young guys who get excited as anyone when a big play occurs. Celebrating is part of the game. “Taunting” and “excessive” are subjective by Refs who continued to make incorrect calls all last season. How will this make it better??

gabeaux

February 12th, 2010
11:50 am

Will Dawg fans please shut up about the LSU game? The call was bad but that only made the field 85 yards instead of 100. Those 85 yards your team gave up in three plays. 85 yards in three plays, remember? It wasn’t the refs who laid down and rolled over in those 85 yards, it was your lousy defense! The refs gave LSU fifteen yards! Not the game. Fifteen yards! I’ve heard more conspiracy theories on this than the JFK assassination. The rest of the world has moved on. Give it up, please.

ga gator

February 12th, 2010
11:50 am

This is the same bunch that “vacates” wins from FSU. Only the NCAA could make a ruling where they take wins away from games with no winners.

F-105 Thunderchief

February 12th, 2010
11:52 am

How come nothing is called on defensive players for the chest thumping, strutting, and head shaking they do after every flippin’ play? You were supposed to have made that play, melonhead, go back to the huddle and get ready for the next play.

gabeaux

February 12th, 2010
11:52 am

LSU gets ALL the calls because Les Miles is a genius and a wizard with the play clock.

ga gator

February 12th, 2010
11:53 am

Two words : Penn State. Go back to the bayou.

Trout Dude

February 12th, 2010
11:54 am

You should get penalized if you do not celebrate. There should be 3 to 5 judges from other sports such as gymnastics, diving, ice skating, etc. at each end zone. Your team can gain bonus points based on originality, technical difficulty, and overall fan applause to the celebration. Any fighting or hurt feelings from the other team could result in a loss of points. Bonus points can be overthrown by the white hat or re-play booth………………..

Ryan

February 12th, 2010
11:55 am

Not good – I’ve always liked college football more than the NFL, but having refs completely influence the outcome of games based on their personal opinions and not facts really concerns me. On second thought if you do some research to determine which refs, like which teams you will be able to make some serious money in Vegas.

Bob S

February 12th, 2010
11:55 am

can agree about taunting; but the part about “prolonged individual acts” is an interpreted decision by referees who sometimes get “caught up” in a situation. How long is “prolonged”? What constitutes a “celebration”? I understand taunting and feel it should be handled with zero tolerance.

DawgBuzz

February 12th, 2010
11:56 am

Trout Dude – don’t forget the score cards!!!!

fan

February 12th, 2010
11:56 am

you can thank the Miami Hurricanes for the celebration penalty. watch the espn documentary on The U. those THUGS are the blame for this.

WonderDawg

February 12th, 2010
11:56 am

Why affect the outcome of a game? Just fine the coach $10K for the first showboating violation, $25K for second. Get in the coaches’ pocketbooks. Showboating will end once and for all.

auboy

February 12th, 2010
12:02 pm

NCAA stands for “National Communists Against Athletes” Another stupid rule to ruin the game.

Dwayne/Dog fan

February 12th, 2010
12:02 pm

college ball was exciting back in the day of leather helmets…go 4 horsemen.

Dbalcer

February 12th, 2010
12:05 pm

It is too subjective. What constitutes a taunt? It is bringing in the ref into a situation that is too subjective. I hope it doesn’t pass because refs don’t need to decide the games. We have seen the effects of that happening in the GA/LSU game.

GSU Eagle 91

February 12th, 2010
12:05 pm

I am all for the rule change…Football is NOT a game of “Me” celebration that some players want to call it…Good job, rules comittee. Throw the flag, nullify the play, and put the chumps on the bench where they belong….
Or better yet, back on the curb where they were found in the first place…

DawgBuzz

February 12th, 2010
12:05 pm

This should start at the pro level. You always see some dumb dance or act in the endzone after a score. These are Pro players?? Who do these kids coming up see on the TV doing ths??? It’s monkey see monkey do. The example needs to start at the top.

Just Another DAWG!

February 12th, 2010
12:10 pm

I agree with “.” to some extent. The 15-yard penalty against AJ didn’t lose the LSU game. It was Willie M.’s pathetic Ultra-Prevent-Don’t Let the Receiver get behind you past the hedges Defense that lost the game.
The players should have to hand the ball to the ref after scoring and then get to the sideline and do all of the dancing, etc. they want.
I agree that the subjectivity of the refs is total BS and has screwed up way to many outcomes in recent years.

GATOR

February 12th, 2010
12:11 pm

AJ GREEN SHOULDNT BE ACTING LIKE A BOO

Jona

February 12th, 2010
12:13 pm

Have to keep a check on these teenagers. Let them celebrate uncontrolled and it will turn into a circus.

Bandit 17

February 12th, 2010
12:13 pm

I say make them all score nullifying penalties enforced from the previous spot. That is the only way to stop this garbage.

Without-a-clue

February 12th, 2010
12:15 pm

I’m against anything that results in more “subjective” calls and particularly with no punishment of referees who abuse their ability to make them.

Ferndolin

February 12th, 2010
12:17 pm

TOTAL B.S. Hey Gator. Being one of the elite teams in the SEC, you stand to benefit from this.
The rules committee is making machines out athletes. Members of the BORG for sure. BBBBBBBBBBBBSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Sonny

February 12th, 2010
12:21 pm

Great rule, They’er is no place in college football or high school for this kind of behaver. If you want to act like convicts then go to that place of higher learning.

DawgScout

February 12th, 2010
12:21 pm

There is no need for the officials to penalize celebration and showboating. If a kid starts showing off, the opposing team should be motivated to clock him to the ground on the next play.

ga gator

February 12th, 2010
12:24 pm

Will rule changes affect players that break into car lots to retrieve their cars, shoot AK-47s, use dead girls credit cards and say they have migraine head aches after failing drug tests?

To GAYTOR & Gagator

February 12th, 2010
12:26 pm

Remember the Arkansas Game……That was the biggest travesty in 09′. Oh and spikes too!!
Gouging(Oh that happens all the time) and His Helmet getting knocked off his Head.. What a Joke You People Are!!!!
CHEATER’S PERIOD!!!!!!!

Ferndolin

February 12th, 2010
12:27 pm

I agree that taunting is wrong. But what this rule does is give the officials, who don’t make these calls consistently anyway, more room for error and controversy. Pitiful judgement on the part of the rules committee. Ye shall be humble and shal cower at the presence of the all powerful officiating crew. It just simply B f**king S!

CLEVON LITTLE

February 12th, 2010
12:28 pm

Another LAME A$$ ‘RULE’ by another liberal committee member. Heck, why even keep score?? Might hurt someone’s feelings?? I’m waiting on that to be the next ‘rule’ WAFJoke the NCAA is. I wish a few teams would brake off from the NCAA and mirror rules (& playoffs) close to the NFL. Once that happened it wouldn’t be long before 90% of the teams would leave. Then they can have their little power-hungry liberal Bull$hit club.

chris

February 12th, 2010
12:29 pm

What happens if you dive into the endzone? You started to dive while in live play so the penalty will be taken at the one? placing you on the 16? Seems pretty subjective whether I was diving in because I thought someone was behind me or if I was just acting like an @$$

CFB Fan

February 12th, 2010
12:30 pm

The problem with this new rule is now we’re giving refs SUBJECTIVE power to over rule a score, and as we all know no two refs will ever see things the same.

Here are a couple of examples of plays where the rule could be enforced wrongly.

1. Close to the end of a game a player gets wide open with no one near him, as he approaches the goal line he runs parallel with it not to taunt, but to run a few more seconds off the clock, before actually scoring. A ref could read it as a taunt and nix the TD, even though the player is simply trying to put his team in the best possible situation to win the game and not taunt.

2. (and we see this one frequently) Player is streaking down the sidline with a defensive player in tow, the player looks over his shoulder to see the defender, then with his eyes straight ahead and having no idea how much seperation he does or doesn’t have dives into the endzone for a touchdown. Now depending on how close the defender is or isn’t a ref may or may not see this as a taunt.

This rule is NOT good for the game and I guarntee regardless of what team you pull for, it’s going to cost someone a game it shouldn’t.

The main problem with all of these celebration rules is that they are trying to regulate emotion. If you don’t think it’s difficult, then I challenge any fan to watch just one meaningful competitive game of your favorite team and try not to have any emotion, cheering, or high-fiving after a score, and see just how difficult it is. Now we’re asking 18-21 year olds who have been pumped up all week in practice, fired up by coaches and fans during the game to not show any emotion after a score?

Not realistic. That being said, there is no room for the blatant taunts such as the throat slash, standing over a player, slamming the ball down, or throwing it into the stands.

Going to be a controversial 2010!!!

Dave In Tampa

February 12th, 2010
12:33 pm

I’m in favor of the new tauting rule as stating in a post before. Let’s define the new rule and stick to it. No ad-libbing by the refs. I back the Dawgs 100%, but those of you that claim they do and whine about the LSU game, please stop. That call did not cost us the game. The defensive scheme was our undoing. Please stop making the rest of us look bad. We lost, plain and simple, it’s over!

Mike

February 12th, 2010
12:33 pm

this is pretty lame. these 18 (sometimes 17) – 22 year old guys, get flipped from a big hit and hold on to the ball are expected to get up and not be the least bit excited???

It’s a joke. I understand outlawing dancing hand signs and all that crap, but to not be able to show excitement and pump up the crowd is absurd. And it’s pretty hypocritical. The guy puts himself in harms way to make a play for his TEAM … he makes the play and gets excited with his TEAM, but showing your excitement for making a play for your TEAM gets YOU the individual a penalty. I don’t get it. Taunting is one thing … excitement over a play is another.

There should ONLY be taunting penalties. The rest should be allowed.

G

February 12th, 2010
12:34 pm

Is Obama running the ncaa now?

TBLW

February 12th, 2010
12:36 pm

No more gator chomps after first downs?

DawgBuzz

February 12th, 2010
12:36 pm

Taunting needs to go. If you really want to stop this behavior throw them out of the game and fine the head coach.

Excessive celebration – there has to be limits but don’t throw a flag or cost a game because you thought you saw something.

bob

February 12th, 2010
12:37 pm

I think the celebration penalties in general are lame. The standard should be based on whatever they do in the NFL and filter down to the colleges from there. Aren’t they supposed to be the professionals and the standard that these athletes are supposed to aspire to?

Atlanta Blue

February 12th, 2010
12:40 pm

I’m tired of players acting like jackasses before or as they score. This isn’t “emotion”, this is, “Look at me!!!”. I never saw Herschel do anything other than toss the ball to an official.

Yes, I am concerned about the subjectivity of the officials in making the call, but if you act like you have scored before, you don’t have to worry about it.

And the rule that was passed regarding Tebow will now prohibit anything to be written on the eyeblack. No more bible verses, “support Mike Vick” or any of the other asinine things that players feel compelled to broadcast. If they want to do a commercial, let them buy ad time just like the beer and car companies.

BD

February 12th, 2010
12:40 pm

Perhaps UGA should have just tried tackling the LSU runner. Hell, he would have scored from 200 yards out on that play.

Dave In Tampa

February 12th, 2010
12:41 pm

Yea, tightening the excessive celebration just a bit. It does not need an overhaul. Heck, I get excited when a drive by Taco mac when I’m in Atlanta. My wife doesn’t throw a flag when I do. Alright, a little carried away. Just need to worry about the excessive taunting.

charliedawg

February 12th, 2010
12:41 pm

Unbelievable.

DawgBuzz

February 12th, 2010
12:45 pm

Dave In Tampa – that was good!

Eastside Jacket

February 12th, 2010
12:45 pm

I’m confuused. If this new rule has nothing to do with Green’s penalty in the LSU game, then why did you devote over half your article talking about it ???

Rennie Curran

February 12th, 2010
12:46 pm

This is sad for Doggies. Poor whining doggies.

Rennie Curran

February 12th, 2010
12:46 pm

Imposter, hurry and get to Bill Kings blog. We miss you over there.

SUPER DAWG

February 12th, 2010
12:48 pm

BD I guess you miss the point. If the penalty had not been called the LSU would have been passing instead of running. Not enough time to go the distance they needed. This call changed the whole aspect of the game and practically gift wrapped it for LSU. Horrible call, will never forget it. The stinking committee should be working on ways to avoid these type situations rather than creating new opportunities for horrible refs to screw up.

Rennie Curran

February 12th, 2010
12:50 pm

SUPER DAWG, the call didn’t keep the LSU dude from running over my butt to make the TD did it?

Zdawgs8

February 12th, 2010
12:50 pm

I am sorry these are a bunch of young men. You are going to throw a yellow flag when a 18 year old is all excited for having a touchdown. All those men need to get out of there 18 floor office and listen to the fans stop ruining the game of college football. Look Nascar decided to listen to the fans NCAA you should do the same.

BadDog

February 12th, 2010
12:50 pm

Like it or not taunting and showing emotion is part of the game today and has been for a long time. How many coaches have you heard say it doesn’t matter whether we win or lose just have fun out there. If you can’t celebrate or get excited and show a some emotion in an emotionally filled game after you make a touchdown or a great play then let’s turn this sport into a controlled atmosphere like golf or tennis (even in those sports they can celebrate after a great shot or even taunt the refs in tennis). Why is it all the other sports like baseball, basketball, and hockey can question the refs calls, celebrate or taunt each other without stiff penalties but in a more intense physical game like football where you are hitting and tackling you aren’t allowed to show a lot of emotion?

Brad

February 12th, 2010
12:51 pm

What the AJC and U-Gay fans conveniently forget about the AJ Green non-excessive celebration situation was that the soft Dawgs defense forgot how to tackle, thus springing the long touchdown run that won the game for LSU. Poor tackling lost the game, not the penalty. Granted, the poor call by the refs didn’t help matters, but the situation was blown way out of proportion. And for some of you whiny UGA fans, Tebow never taunted anyone (except for maybe the Oklahoma DB in the BCS Championship)… fist pumping does not qualify as taunting… an entire team emptying the bench and celebrating a touchdown on the field, however…

RSX

February 12th, 2010
12:52 pm

I miss the 1980s Hurricanes-type football…this isn’t helping…

Rather be a dead Dawg than a gator

February 12th, 2010
12:52 pm

To all you LSU people…..Have you watched the YouTube video of Scott’s TD run against UGA? There were no less than 3 penalties that should have been called on that play including 2 holding penalties and a block in the back. Watch it then come back and try to run your traps about refs in that game!!

collegeballfan

February 12th, 2010
12:54 pm

I am all for the change. In fact, I would suspend the player for the remainder of that game.

Brad

February 12th, 2010
12:54 pm

SUPER DAWG- See my 12:51 comment… you are my case in point.

High school grad

February 12th, 2010
12:54 pm

It is not about football it is about the NCAA. I think during the kick off the kicker should shout “fore”! I mean we should be more like gentleman or aristocrats.

Dude

February 12th, 2010
12:55 pm

Da’Rick will accumulate more pentalty yards the UT will gain!
Will this count for celebrating only? Cause if it counts for complaining, moaning and bitching, then Da’Daddy Mike Nance will be flagged a lot cause Da’Nash isn’t getting play.

High school grad

February 12th, 2010
12:55 pm

collegeballfan

February 12th, 2010
12:54 pm

You must be a golfer!

WildDawg

February 12th, 2010
12:56 pm

I love to watch these guys show boat and taunt and then get their head knocked off on the next play because they ticked off the other team!

Rennie Curran

February 12th, 2010
12:57 pm

I love it when all of my boys in the stands yell holding, they got my back because we are the only team that gets held and our offensive linemens never holds.

Vick=Dog killing thug

February 12th, 2010
12:58 pm

Glad to hear it. I hate all the shuck and jive boogie nonsense I see in today’s games. The dawgs seem to be worse than most teams in this regard. I hope CMR clamps down on this? Kick the hot doggers off the team if that’s what it takes.

chiefdawg

February 12th, 2010
12:59 pm

Maybe football should add a penalty box. Someone flageed for taunting has too sit out 4 downs.

jay blaisdell

February 12th, 2010
1:00 pm

It’s already a b.s. call. Officials should be able to differentiate between taunting and some boyish exuberance ( mild celebrating ) after a touchdown. There’s certainly room in the game for the latter. The last thing the NCAA wants to do is go down the road that the No Fun League ( professional tackle football league ) took.

Rather be a dead Dawg than a gator

February 12th, 2010
1:00 pm

Brad, I see you are still bitter about the Dawgs win against the cheesballs in ‘98. If you recall, UGA was penalized 30 yards on the kickoff. The Heblows had their chance to do something about then but couldn’t. Talking about needing to let something go…..

Septic Tank Rules!

February 12th, 2010
1:01 pm

1st home game: Black helmets vs Louisiana
2nd home game: Black pants and jerseys vs Arkansas
3rd home game: Black eyes (not painted)vs Tennessee
4th home game: Black taco night vs Vanderbilt
5th home game: All black for Richt’s final home win vs Idaho State
6th home game: Doesnt matter, its gonna be a L

409 yds rushing last time, dawgtards.
Don’t forget to pick up your free degree with your season tickets.

No End to the Whining

February 12th, 2010
1:01 pm

be-ewwwww he-ewwwwww That’s a Dawg with a French accent whining about everything they normally whine about. ESPN, the rest of the media, officials, injuries, etc.etc.etc.etc.

Another perspective

February 12th, 2010
1:02 pm

I’d like to offer one on the LSU controversy that so many of you
arrogant Fla Gloaters keep bringing up. If the call had not happened,
we could most likely have contained their kick return and LSU would have
started somewhere around their 30 yd line. With approx 40 yds to reach field goal range and 1 min remaining, they likely would not have been running the ball. (Different play calling and maybe different results.) As it was they were very near or inside field goal range and our defense had to gamble which led to Scott’s TD. You can take a slanted view if you like but your bias shows through. Selah
gamble to stop both run or pass.

High school grad

February 12th, 2010
1:02 pm

Of course, I thought college prepared you for the professional career and in the military I was trained the way I would fight. The NFL players do this but college players should not learn this part of their future career. I mean the game is about the NCAA, NFL and the NFL analysts. It really has nothing to with the game. Football is slowly going to die from golf like rules. I do not watch as many games now because of this realization. I repeat it is about the NCAA, the NFL and NFL anyalysts and NOT about the game.

DawgBuzz

February 12th, 2010
1:03 pm

Why not review penalties? Are we saying that would undermine the refs?

Rennie Curran

February 12th, 2010
1:03 pm

Rather be a dead Dawg than a gator LSU got the same 30 penalty that we got on the kickoff, cept our little kicker couldn’t kick it past their 30. If only we could tackle and not have refs against us.

A Techie?

February 12th, 2010
1:04 pm

Hey Septic Mouth,

I don’t recall 409 yards rushing last time. I think it was the Dawgs that ran up and down that Joke field of yours LAST TIME. Don’t forget to pick up your hot dog and coke with your season tickets…There won’t be much of a line I’m sure!!

sarfdawg

February 12th, 2010
1:04 pm

One more thing – why are Florida players that are clearly taunting with the Gator Chomp allowed to do so without penalty, but opposing players that mimic this given a 15-yard penalty? And, before you say, “well that’s Florida’s thing – the chomp.” Remember, taunting is taunting, and they a clearly doing that with the chomp.

Bride of Chucky Knapp

February 12th, 2010
1:05 pm

This mean’s you can clearly state “First!” but additional exclamation points or taunting will be flagged.

EW

February 12th, 2010
1:06 pm

Yeah, let’s make the rules tougher on something that is purely at the discression of the ref. THAT way, when they screw it up again, the reprecussions will be EVEN bigger. YAY

HUNKER DOWN

February 12th, 2010
1:06 pm

Two SEC games outcomes were altered by poor officiating last year. Why as a fan do we want to give more power to officiating crews that blantantly miss it last season?

just a visitor

February 12th, 2010
1:06 pm

Is georgia really cheated by the refs or are you folks just complaining?

McDawg

February 12th, 2010
1:06 pm

way way too subjective of a rule-the puritantical feminist alliance will ruin this game

Septic Tank Rules!

February 12th, 2010
1:06 pm

409 yds last time, buddy. Gonna happen again. Sorry. What no degree?

Rather be a dead Dawg than a gator

February 12th, 2010
1:07 pm

Hey phonie Rennie,

The comment about the 30 yard penalty referred to the ‘98 UGA-FU game, MORON. LSU, nor UGA, was penalized 30 yards for the calls at the end of last years UGA-LSWho game.

LOL

February 12th, 2010
1:09 pm

“And for some of you whiny UGA fans, Tebow never taunted anyone (except for maybe the Oklahoma DB in the BCS Championship)… fist pumping does not qualify as taunting… an entire team emptying the bench and celebrating a touchdown on the field, however…”

Really, scoring a touchdown and mocking the LSU student section with the ‘call me’ fake telephone thing is not taunting?

Moron!

Rennie

February 12th, 2010
1:09 pm

I really Rennie. Why didn’t you tell me we wud be cheated by the refs before I signed wit you?

Rather be a dead Dawg than a gator

February 12th, 2010
1:10 pm

Yeah Septic boy, I don’t remeber 409 yards last time either. You DO remember we played you a$$ clowns last year at Bubby Dudd and ran ALL over your butts, right?

termigator

February 12th, 2010
1:11 pm

LOL, I would say that the phone call thing was payback for being bothered all week, kinda like calling timeouts at the end of the game was payback for your lame celebration. Boy Sturdivant can dance though.

Jake

February 12th, 2010
1:12 pm

What about the fans,, will they get flags called on them too. The rules could get like the Masters.

ga gator

February 12th, 2010
1:12 pm

Just a Gator, go away no tresspassing here.

True Dawg Fan

February 12th, 2010
1:13 pm

We are going to wear freaking black helmets, black pants, AND use a black ball this year. Mark Richt is going to dye his hair black and we will play Back in Black as we come out on the field. Fans will all be wearing black panties too. We are going to dominate Florida. Sincerely, True Dawg Fan.

P.S. — dont forget to pick up your free degree with your season tickets. Football Factory Baby!

JIm

February 12th, 2010
1:14 pm

To this fan, college football has a far worse problem with taunting by defensive backs than with excessive end zone celebrations.

Rennie

February 12th, 2010
1:14 pm

ga gator imposter, they miss you over on Bill Kings blog.

LOL

February 12th, 2010
1:15 pm

“LOL, I would say that the phone call thing was payback for being bothered all week, kinda like calling timeouts at the end of the game was payback for your lame celebration. Boy Sturdivant can dance though.”

Oh, it is payback, so that makes it ok. Yeah, that makes sense. So, if the OU defender had ripped Tebow’s head off on the next play after he chomped in his face, you would have been ok with that?

Poor little Timmy getting bothered all week by those mean LSU fans. I bet he cried…….again!

DAWGS4LIFE

February 12th, 2010
1:15 pm

I notice that more of the people who have never played a down of football have the most problem with celebration. Remember people this is a game as much as you want to make it a business it is a game that kids and young men play. You celebrate when you play any other game I don’t see rules in the rule book banning the baseball teams for celebrating homeruns when the entire team comes to home plate or tennis players yelling when they make good shots or gymnast when they nail a perfect routine. My point is it seems that football is the only sport that fun and emotion is not allowed. As a former ball player at the D I-A level I hate the thought of this rule you put in your blood sweat and tears all year and then some tigh @sses in suits who are not on the field on sat. tell you cant celebrate a good play in a game. Now i agree there is a difference between taunting and celebrating but where dose an official draw the line everybody sees things differently and that will lead to controversy.

409 yards

February 12th, 2010
1:16 pm

No, all I remember is we rushed for 409 yards on you guys. Wow, that sounds like a lot every time I say it. 409. Didn’t forget did you? I know you dawgs are not good at math. 4-0-9 yards. Thats a lot. Now hurry up and make my pizza, dawgtard.

Richard Hamilton

February 12th, 2010
1:17 pm

I honestly don’t understand this type of penalty. As long as your not directly taunting the other team, their players, or their coaches. I mean they showboat all the time in the nfl and it’s fun to watch guys get excited about scoring a touchdown or making a big play.

Before long the NCAA is going to make it touch football and have them playing football in skirts.

termigator

February 12th, 2010
1:18 pm

LOL actually if you WATCHED the game the OU defender was running his mouth the whold game and Tebow actually showed he was human and retaliated by Chomping at him. As far as crying, he only cried once in 4 years against the puppies.

LOL

February 12th, 2010
1:20 pm

I did watch the game Termigator and maybe, just maybe, little Timmy should have practiced what he always preached and been a good Christian. You know, that whole turn the other cheek ideal.

Nick

February 12th, 2010
1:21 pm

Funny that Oregon’s AD is commenting on this. I guess he knows well about unsportsmanlike players, a-hem, Mr. Blount.

Rennie

February 12th, 2010
1:22 pm

You gayta’s know now that us bulldogs are the only ones that get penalized, we get picked on by dem o-fficials.

Steve

February 12th, 2010
1:23 pm

The only to enforce this rule would be zero tolerance. Other wise the refs.may only see one team doing the taunting.

Vandy Grad

February 12th, 2010
1:23 pm

If UGA dances on our midfield logo anymore, they should be given a penalty for EXCESSIVE STUPIDITY. Of course we will start kicking UGA’s butt on a regular basis so there won’t be any need for the Pups to celebrate.

termigator

February 12th, 2010
1:24 pm

LOL, I actually would agree with you about the Christian thing. Like I said he showed he was human. Don’t you think the cell phone thing was kind of funny. I don’t know if you could of heard it on TV or not but the whole LSU student section was chanting before he did it:”FU Tebow…”.

John

February 12th, 2010
1:25 pm

The bigger the game, the more emotional the game will be for both the fan and the player. We’re asking the players to play to their highest level without displaying any emotion like robots. A player that catches the touchdown with 10 seconds on the clock will behave in somewhat the same manner the fan that enjoys his catch. (Jump up, dance, spill their beer, curse) Why can’t the player enjoy it as well? Why are we asking 18-20 year old kid to act like adults while we act like 10 year old grown kids after the game winning touchdown? Why are they being asked to hold a higher standard than us?

Al

February 12th, 2010
1:25 pm

Bad Idea! It is very difficult to judge such behavior while a live play is going on. Why not issue a warning to the specific player the first time it happens then an automatic ejection on the second action. This would curb most taunting without affecting gameplay like the proposed rule.

termigator

February 12th, 2010
1:25 pm

Enter your comments here

rumble

February 12th, 2010
1:25 pm

didn’t LSU get the same penalty called on them during that game… just saying

coach smith

February 12th, 2010
1:25 pm

Horrible idea that will lead to much much more accusations of favoritism and hidden league agendas

BAD IDEA

Tom

February 12th, 2010
1:30 pm

Just allow one player to score one touchdown per game. Once a player scores they are automatically ejected from the game …. just in case they might do something later. This also will allow more players to play … a real “team” sport.

Paddy

February 12th, 2010
1:32 pm

A bad rule made worse! If they are so interested in the integrity of the game, work on having a playoff system…Thats what the true football fan wants and the game deserves.

GT aluminum foil

February 12th, 2010
1:38 pm

Why don’t they just change to european rules futbol?

ga gator

February 12th, 2010
1:39 pm

Rennie Curran, they WON’T miss you in Athens next year.

Rennie

February 12th, 2010
1:47 pm

ga gator If only I’d tackled Charles Scott they’d be singin my praises; imposter.

Rennie

February 12th, 2010
1:48 pm

ga gator imposter, hurry over to Bill Kings (you) site, they need you.

?!!!

February 12th, 2010
1:52 pm

You have got to be kidding me how can you call a flag on someone who will score and take points away this changes the game!!!This is a BS rule if this rule is passed i will never watch college football again.How can you even think of a rule like this?How can you stop a runner who is clearly going to make a touchdown in his tracks?O i get it the refs are tacklers now!What a crock they cant even use good judgement now.I can go to any game ANY dont matter which team it is and can point out either a no-call or a mis-call and ANY FAN could do the same for there team.If anyone supports this then your a MORON and have no business even watching the game of football!!!!!!!!

Gatorguy

February 12th, 2010
1:54 pm

boohooboohoobooohooo……you mutties stil crying about that call? They called it on LSU too!!! You could’ve won the game if your “great” Rennie Curran had tackled Charles Scott instead of being a small “speed bump”! Get over it!!!!

jakesdad

February 12th, 2010
2:01 pm

good lord! are y’all still whining about the Green call? look, I, 2nd gen Tech/10+ yr season tix holder, will be the 1st to admit it was complete & utter BS but face it – LSU could have started that drive in the parking lot & they still would have scored – get over it! I have (our game against y’all)…

skeptic

February 12th, 2010
2:04 pm

How much is to much?

David Granger

February 12th, 2010
2:16 pm

You’re certainly right that the call on Green was about as bogus as they come, but that was not what lost us the game. I appreciate the fact that the SEC admitted it was an error, and didn’t bluster and try to cover for it like they always used to years ago.
I wish they’d call a LOT of things a lot stricter than they do. After the Green call, for example, they quoted the “unsportsmanlike conduct” rule as being violated when a player either taunts or attempts to call attention to himself. Yet, they ignore it when a defensive back knocks down a pass and waves his arms for incomplete and shouts “NO NO NO”…they ignore it when a defensive lineman sacks the QB and goes stomping down the field pumping his arms up and down…they ignore it when a linebacker makes a good tackle and stands directly over the runner, glaring down at him and not moving or allowing the guy to get up. And all of those things are taunting and calling attention to one’s self…and SHOULD be penalized.
As far as I’m concerned, I wish they’d nullify a touchdown if a player is guilty of unsportsmanlike conduct AFTER he’s scored. Take the points off the board, and bring it back to the line of scrimmage…and mark off fifteen yards with loss of down.
Be consistent, and be strict…and take the damn “punk” out of football. I’m tired of seeing players…including my UGA dawgs….acting like that damn FSU scum.

dogman

February 12th, 2010
2:17 pm

why doesnt the ncaa fix the way the champion is crowned 1st, Football is a game of emotions, soon these guys will be wearing dresses and and high heel shoes, if a guy taunts he taunts, the pros do it, then again the pros also have a play off too right…….

Larry

February 12th, 2010
2:17 pm

FIRST….Get a life !

WHODAT?

February 12th, 2010
2:19 pm

Can’t do this, can’t do that… but the ncaa rakes in a lot of money, they are messing up the game like EA sports with ncaa football 2007-2010, sucks bad.

what ever happen to gamebreaker? hope they start making that game again.

Bob

February 12th, 2010
2:25 pm

If the players would act like sportsmen and not hoodlums and thugs there should be no problems. That there is a need for such rules is a shame to purpose and nature of college athletics.

On the other hand, celebration may not be the thing to penalize. I think of how goals are celebrated in soccer. They are pretty extravagant, but there seems to be something different about them. I’m not sure I can’t put my finger on it. It seems more of a team celebration of a team accomplishment, and less of a chest-thumping taunt. Something seems different, though.

LOL

February 12th, 2010
2:32 pm

Termigator, I did laugh at the cell bit and the LSU fans definitely earned it.

crusher dawg

February 12th, 2010
2:33 pm

Obviously the NCAA wants to control the entire game. The refs will start making worse calls and then the teams will be faced with dealing with it. Without any form of recourse.

Bobby

February 12th, 2010
2:35 pm

This is one of the reasons why real football is dead!!

collegedude

February 12th, 2010
3:03 pm

Amazing that all these new rules coming out now that the golden child Teblow is gone. No more writing on the eye black, now live ball celebrations. Not that the SEC biased refs would have called anything on UF/Teblow anyway, but Mr. “Phil 4:2″ & “taunt after every 1st down run like it was the final play of the superbowl” leaving now allows the NCAA & SEC to create & enforce rules that keep others from emulating him.

CFB Fan

February 12th, 2010
3:11 pm

It’s funny you can tell by the posts who the old farts are, the non-athletic, and the ones who actually played sports or competed in anything.

Again blatnat taunting is one thing, but you can’t legislate emotion.

Again any of you fans who are in support of this rule, then I suggest you follow suit and set a good example. When you’re at the game and your team scores a touchdown, don’t get up out of your seat and and yell, scream, high-five, or slap anyone on the back. Sit in your seat quietly and give a short, 10 second or so hand clap, and then STFU, until something happens that is worthy of applause. This is the equivalent of what we’re asking the players to do.

tidog

February 12th, 2010
3:19 pm

I fail to see how a penalty that caused a team to kick off from the twenty yard and steal the momentum of the team did not change the outcome of the game. UGA’s defense did suck but LSU’s offense was given a get a jail card and it changed the outcome of that game.

timthebrave

February 12th, 2010
3:21 pm

How can we make a bad subjective rule worse?…..hmmmmm….I think I got it

timthebrave

February 12th, 2010
3:27 pm

New rules according to ncaa football rule committee
1.No celebrating in football.
1a. Any player that smiles more than a 20% angle will from now on be penalized 10 yards
1b. If such player is caught laughing they shall be suspended for rest of game, unless they are named Tebow in which see new rule
2. Do whatever you want

WonderDawg

February 12th, 2010
3:32 pm

So when a guy gets a 4 yd gain for a first down, and struts around by himself and beats his chest, that’s emotion? Bull. He isn’t happy for the team. He’s just saying look at me, look at me! He should get a flag. All of this crap started at Miami and FSU in the 80’s. Anyone can tell the difference between emotion and showboating or taunting.

And I’m not an old fart and did letter in three sports in high school.

CFB Fan

February 12th, 2010
3:39 pm

“Anyone can tell the difference between emotion and showboating or taunting” – WonderDawg

Obviously they can’t or there wouldn’t be any controversy now would there?

CFB Fan

February 12th, 2010
3:40 pm

WonderDawg, let me ask you when you’re in the stands and a player gets a crucial 4yd first down, how do you react as a fan?

shane#1

February 12th, 2010
4:03 pm

Once the ball crosses the goal line the play is over. I suppose calling a dead ball foul a live ball foul makes sense like taking those wins away from Bowden or taking wins away from Alabama or Tech. Sheer stupidity! I have a novel idea, since too much celebrating results in taunting or delay of game, or both, why not call call one or the other, or both? The rule is impossible to enforce fairly since it is a judgement call. The rule is also not needed. Excessive Celebration should be scrapped!

The Watergirl

February 12th, 2010
4:05 pm

What happened to the good ole days where if you didnt want a team celebrating STOP them!!! NCAA can’t get the excessive celebration penalty right so no need for another bogus call

Bride of Chucky Knapp

February 12th, 2010
4:07 pm

Fans should sit there quietly and watch the game until instructed to cheer by the cheer leaders of their assigned team. That’s how they did it in the USSR and that’s how they do it in Iran, North Korea and Cuba. This is not about individual accomplishment or joy, this is to honor the University and public education everywhere. Hail Prez. Adams! Hail NCAA!

bruce mac

February 12th, 2010
4:14 pm

We lost the LSU game because we couldn’t cover a kick and we couldn’t tackle. Would you rather have won the game and the KY game and still have Willie and company or lose and not. The refs did all Dawg Nation a huge favor. Long live Shreverport.

shane#1

February 12th, 2010
4:14 pm

It is snowing here in SW Lee Co Ga. The snow is sticking and starting to accumulate. I am about a mile away from the city limits of Albany, as the crow flies. I don’t know how far away that is if the damn crow is walking in the snow.

bruce mac

February 12th, 2010
4:16 pm

Sorry for using we, I ain’t played a down yet in any or those games.

AltamahaDawg

February 12th, 2010
4:21 pm

I have no problem with the penalty. If it’s showing up or taunting the other team, or delaying the game, there should be a penalty. What I do have a problem with is the definition of the penalty. “bringing attention to yourself” is just too subjective. Obviously that was put in to prevent showboating, but to prevent interacting with the crowd? Isn’t that kind of the idea of spectators in the first place? IF looking to the crowd, or jesturing to the crowd is not part of the game, then we dont need a stadium, just a field and a way to report the score to everybody afterwards. Come to think of it, we wouldn’t really need a governing body or a rules committee either.

AltamahaDawg

February 12th, 2010
4:26 pm

The LSU game outcome is most often thought about in term of the last few minutes, but it was the total inability to move the ball in the first half that squandered the opportunity.

Alabama Jack

February 12th, 2010
4:28 pm

Rich, look what you started in J’ville a few years ago.

patrick

February 12th, 2010
4:36 pm

Mark Richt cant coach?
Hmmmmm……. 2008 for example….
1. UGA lost 18 scholly players to season ending injury PRIOR to game 3.
2. UGA then proceeded to merely win 10 games
3. UGA then merely proceeded to win a bowl
4. UGA then merely ended up ranked 10th in the coaches poll.
5. All of that with a SOS of 8
Now I challenge anyone to name a single team that lost that many scholly players that early in the season where a coach was able to be that successful. I will order pizza and hopefully by the time it arrives someone can point out that other team.

Jaydawg

February 12th, 2010
4:37 pm

I think there should be a 15 day ban from this website for the dorks that feel the need to state FIRST! at the beginning of the comments section.

Gators 17 Dawgs 3

February 12th, 2010
4:40 pm

Patrick,

Other teams are in better condition and don’t need injuries as an excuse for losing.

Jim

February 12th, 2010
4:46 pm

UGA should have kicked the ball out of bounds after that call and at least LSU would have started at the 35. Rather than bi***h at the rules player and coaches have to know and understand them to use them to their advantage.

Conyers Yellow Jacket

February 12th, 2010
4:51 pm

I remember the days when all players politely handed or tossed the ball to an official after scoring.
I never have liked the showboating and obnoxious body contortions most of the current (both college and pro players) are allowed to do today. Any additional penalties including automatic ejection would
be welcomed by me. The officials should enforce this rule with zero tolerance so that subjectivity would
not be an issue.

Harold

February 12th, 2010
4:52 pm

“Taunting and prolonged individual acts have no place in our game…” Football is full of “individual acts.” For instance, Knowshon Moreno leaping a would be tackler to gain a few more yards to help his team. The leap was an “individual act.” A.J. Green leaping in the end zone to make a one handed touchdown catch on an uncatchable ball. That, my friends, was an individual act. Reminds me of 1930’s and 1940’s Germany. Can you say SOCIALISM?!!!

WildDawg

February 12th, 2010
4:56 pm

Coach to players – If you are about to score a touchdown do not show any emotion or happiness until your team can catch up to you and celebrate with you. While celebrating with your team do not acknowledge the fans or look into the crowd who are ecstatic that you scored and are chanting your name. After your 2 second low key celebration with your team run off the field quickly and do not taunt the guy you just burned who has been taunting you and poking you in the eyes the whole game.

Louie Jr.

February 12th, 2010
4:57 pm

Louie- I hope you are safe, warm, and dry in Snow Jam 2010. Be careful snookums, and don’t catch a cold.

LOL

February 12th, 2010
5:10 pm

Time to go sit in traffic and try to make my way home. Nice back and forth with you Termigator. Sorry for the moron comment, I was out of line on that one!

1eyedJack

February 12th, 2010
5:12 pm

I was getting tired of that Heisman pose thing anyway.

JD

February 12th, 2010
5:15 pm

The Miami Hurricances Rule!! Thats what it is.

scott

February 12th, 2010
5:19 pm

sounds like something nascar would do.can not leave well enough alone..stop watching on tv ,hit em where it hurts,then they will stop,just like nascar did

North Georgia Dawg

February 12th, 2010
5:21 pm

I am so sick of the NCAA! We need a damn play off not more rules and reasons to call penalties. Football is an emotional game. Let the kids freak’n celebrate. Another note… Oregon athletics director Mike Bellotti from the same school of a player that knocked an opposing player out! Was supposed to get kicked off the team only to later show back up on the roster. Nice! The SEC is by far the toughest on this type of call. However, if you look around the country I see crap that would never be tolerated by the SEC officials. The penalty is WAY to subjective. You have never seen a more angrier Dawg fan than after the call against AJ. Total BS! DID I SAY I AM SICK OF THE NCAAA!

jw

February 12th, 2010
5:24 pm

who is going to protect the ref from the 90k fans who storm the field and “taunt” him, when takes that TD off the board because he wants to play God with the score? That man could die!

jw

February 12th, 2010
5:26 pm

People are going to be studing that clip of Brandon Spike Eye Gouge moves to use on him when they get him to the ground!

CitizenK9

February 12th, 2010
5:30 pm

Surely the incompetent and/or corrupt Marc Curles & crew won’t be back next year. But officiating head Redding is the type old lump that thinks if he closes his eyes nobody can see him. We’ll see if Slive exists and has a spine. I suspect they’ll think all is forgiven, do nothing, and we’ll see another SEC season of botched officiating.

Joseph

February 12th, 2010
5:32 pm

I am ok with it just as long as they call the fouls evenly and are consistent throughout the season. If it is a foul for the Dawgs to throw their hands up in the air after a play it is also a foul when the Gators do it. I am sick of the bias displayed. I also suggest to add an automatic fine (cash) if a ref makes an obvious wrong call. The school offended should get the cash.

WonderDawg

February 12th, 2010
5:37 pm

Oh, I start pounding my chest, nodding my head yes (or shaking it no), cross my arms on my chest, and strutting back and forth about 10 yards from my seat. If anyone gets too close to me, I push them away so they won’t block the TV camera’s view. Sound familiar, CFB?

WonderDawg

February 12th, 2010
5:45 pm

Ain’t that the truth Conyers Yellow Jacket! I remember after every one of Herschel’s many TDs, he handed or tossed the ball to an official. Now some of these guys just drop the ball with the ref standing right beside them, obviously trying to be disrespectful.

The Lone Trumpeter

February 12th, 2010
5:45 pm

Football is an emotional game that has emotional outbursts. Anyone who has ever put the pads on knows this. Trust some nerds who never actually played to have a problem with celebrations. Let me ask this. Do you celebrate when your team scores? Why can’t they? Let the kids have some fun. It is a game people. Games are supposed to be fun. If you have a problem with other teams celebrating don’t let them score.

Bo in North Carolina

February 12th, 2010
5:51 pm

Thunderbird: Right on!

1eyedJack

February 12th, 2010
5:52 pm

At what point do you start giving everybody an attaboy trophy for participating…And good conduct stars.

It’s a gridiron, and a tough game, with lots of blood, sweat and tears invested. Let the boys play…and enjoy it for themselves.

Bad Dawg

February 12th, 2010
6:31 pm

There should be no such thing as an excessive celebration penalty.

Political correctness is killing the whole country. The people making up such rules are pussies.

boots

February 12th, 2010
6:34 pm

The NCAA is really out of hand. Where do they get their authority? From the universities, right, but we need to have these organizations reign them in ASAP. Football should be fun, and there is a clear line between what AJ did and what Miami and other thugs used to do. Also, it is clearly subjective. Tebow NEVER got penalized, and he was very disrespectful to opponents.

1eyedJack

February 12th, 2010
6:43 pm

Tebow’s gator chomp, unfortunately, is burned indelibly into my brain.

Studpuppy

February 12th, 2010
6:48 pm

LET THEM CELEBRATE! It is a game let them have some fun. If you want no celebration you probably never played the game. It is a game where emotion, testosterone and controlled fury help many players. JUST LIMIT THE TIME. Taunting is illegal and a good rule, it causes fights. Give them 20 seconds to high five, hoop and holler. Anything after that would be excessive!!!

.

February 12th, 2010
6:57 pm

I love watching Dagmar Midcap on CBS Atlanta giving the blow by blow snow action in her sweater.

icedawg

February 12th, 2010
7:02 pm

I wish the same rule would be adopted by the “professional” league. The theatrics take away from the game.

Jimmy

February 12th, 2010
7:04 pm

This is another example of how out of touch college football powers that be have become.
They are greedy, money grubbing professionals.
If they are going to talk about the image of “their” game, they need to go ahead and treat it like the business it is.
Pay the players.
Or…you idiots might establish a playoff system and take away all the money grubbing.

ugajd

February 12th, 2010
7:55 pm

Pep talk: Ok, guys! Go out there and give it all you’ve got! Run hard! Play hard! Score a ton of points! Win the game! Just don’t be happy about it!

Dawg26

February 12th, 2010
8:00 pm

This is stupid, a player should be allowed to celebrate with his team, by himself, or in any other way as long as it is not rude, such as flipping the bird!! This is dumb. Let the kids play, you are taking away from the essence of the game!

foxandcoon

February 12th, 2010
8:04 pm

If you want to stop something you make the penalty hard enough to do that. I don’t think you will have repeat offenders on the taunting call because I don’t think a kid will want to face their head coach oncre much less twice after a touchdown is called back.

Señora Weeb

February 12th, 2010
8:05 pm

“Georgia senior center Albert Jackson was arrested early Friday on an outstanding warrant stemming from a misdemeanor hit-and-run in an Athens parking lot two years ago.”

Here we go. Arrest #1 for the year. Thugs rule at UGA!

bigdawg

February 12th, 2010
8:14 pm

To idiot LSU fans: YOU GRIPED ABOUT LOSING TO BAMA DUE TO A BAD CALL AND WE CANT GRIPE ABOUT A CALL PROVEN BY THE SEC TO BE WRONG?

To Tech nerds: 2008 is over, but since you like memory lane….60-39-1. We own you, you should be use to it by now. 30-24, now please go and play some Pokemon and race your gay bikes!

First

February 12th, 2010
8:18 pm

firedawg13

February 12th, 2010
8:21 pm

Wondering why other fans from other schools get on a dawg blog and talk smack….JunkYard Dawgs are back and they know it!!! Cant wait to run em over next season!!

DOUG

February 12th, 2010
8:32 pm

Not good.They already have too much room for interpretation. This will no doubt impact a big game that is critical to the BCS title race. You just watch. This is the “Hate Crime” of College football. A loosely passed rule that can be unfairly ramped up to suit the prejudice of each officiating crew. Too many Democrats in the NCAA. May be an effort to deflect the poor job they are doing on Saturdays now.

Willy

February 12th, 2010
8:33 pm

oes anyone with the NCAA have a triple digit IQ?

DOUG

February 12th, 2010
8:35 pm

Let them celibrate. As long as they are off the field in time for the next play and there is no taunting I dont see a problem. And Im old school.

Louie

February 12th, 2010
8:36 pm

Well, where do I start.

Nothing like snow showers in Atlanta .
North Ave. beautiful this afternoon. Got a glimpse of Bobby Dodd stadium , bleachers covered .

As for ‘excessive celebration, can’t the mass of thugs just score and hand the ball off to a ref and head to the bench.

All this damn showboating and acting like Deion Sanders is sickning.
It’s got to be STOPPED.

CPJ has addressed this situation, and his players seem to understand.

Mutts ALWAYS have a serious problem with this issue.

STILL L M F A O

And jackhammer needs to get in here tonight. See where the boy ( Louie Jr.) surfaced earlier. Whoopie.

Get over it L O S E R tech trans-v

February 12th, 2010
8:38 pm

Marsha

February 12th, 2010
8:03 pm
“Georgia senior center Albert Jackson was arrested early Friday on an outstanding warrant stemming from a misdemeanor hit-and-run in an Athens parking lot two years ago.”

Here we go. Arrest #1 for the year. Thugs rule at UGA!

Louie Jr.

February 12th, 2010
8:43 pm

Louie- do your rolls of fat keep you insulated as you shake it near Piedmont Park?

Louie

February 12th, 2010
8:59 pm

Jr.——–

FYI I AM 6 FT 1 and 180 lbs., wish I had that problem.

AltamahaDawg

February 12th, 2010
9:00 pm

patrick, trust me because I have asked that same question many times, you will never get a solid answer to that.

Carty

February 12th, 2010
9:03 pm

No offense, but I sustpect the last thing an 8 & 5 team looking at starting two RS freshman QB’s, two new DT’s and a rebuilt secondary should be worrying about is how their going to celebrate touchdowns. Eye on the ball folks!

Bob

February 12th, 2010
9:13 pm

This is great! Let the ncaa and official determine the outcome of games and not the players and coaches. The fans pump billions into these schools and deserve nothing less that to have the officals decide the game. Lets not let the players and coaches determine wo wins the games anymore.

Bigstevo101

February 12th, 2010
9:13 pm

Celebration rules are disgusting. It is a players right to take pride in his individual accomplishments maybe its a dance, a scream or even just a handsign when you get a sack, but it’s not wrong showing emotion only proves these 20 year olds actually have a pulse. As far as showing off who cares if you show off and can back it up then keep doing it if you can’t someone will lay you out soon enough anyway. If they weren’t making plays they couldn’t celebrate if I’m the coach that’s what I tell my boys stop em or listen to em’. This penalty for celebration or taunting is completely outdated, kids these days are even more brash and arrogant than in the past and it’s not the colleges job to take that away from them. They are passionate,athletic, and extremely prideful if not somewhat arrogant but they’ve earned that right. They earned the right to celebrate and taunt when they went out and made that big play.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 12th, 2010
9:17 pm

Hit em,get up and act your age.

THE DOGS YELP!

February 12th, 2010
9:19 pm

Hit em, get up and act stupid.

Same ole pathetic dawg fans

February 12th, 2010
9:32 pm

Will the new rule stop all the dawgs players from always getting arrested like Jackson today? Nope. Guess not. What an out of control, undisciplined loser of a football team. Oh, and I see you’re also still whining about one penalty costing you the LSU game last year. What losers. All ya had to do was stop Holliday on the kickoff return and stop Charles Scott on his td run. Why not just stop them???

superDawg

February 12th, 2010
9:45 pm

I don’t have a problem with this rule.If you brake away for a TD in the open field it is no reason to taunt the opponant because you can run faster.Go in the end zone drop the ball and shoot everyone a bird.

superDawg

February 12th, 2010
9:48 pm

HUNKER DOWN

February 12th, 2010
10:25 pm

IN GA the GA assembly is in session to make new laws cause assumingly we do not have enough and all the bases covered. Go to a doctors office and they will give you a prescription or else they cannot rationalize the hefty office visit they charge. So now the NCAA officialiang crew now need to add another law to the books. WHy not spend this time and energy spent in better training the officials so that they quit calling celebration penalties that alter the outcome of games instead of empowering to make more opportunities to miss calls as in last seasons fiasco officiating year.

hind tit

February 12th, 2010
11:03 pm

will high stepping into the endzone be called excessive. the days coming when a call like this will cost some team a national championship mark my words. football is headed in the same direction as nascar. they destroyed that sport with excessive rule changes to the point fans have been lost in huge numbers and now they see their mistake and their trying to right the wrong and it maybe to late. i agree to much goes on on both sides of the ball but don’t take away from the game because of a missed call. it would make more sense to fine the coach for some of these classes acts. at least he would have a right to have his say after the film was revued.

Jimmy

February 12th, 2010
11:11 pm

Tebow is the prime example of how inconsistently the rule is enforced.
I don’t see how a player can run off the field skipping and waiving his arms after a touchdown and not be called for a celebration penalty.
He is not celebrating with teammates. He is inciting the crowd…”drawing attention to himself.”
This is why the rule is no good.
It is and always will be subjective.
If teams have the right to challenge penalty calls with instant replay during the 4th qtr, that would perhaps mitigate bad calls that affect the outcome of the game.
Otherwise, fix the rule or scrap it.

col fot

February 12th, 2010
11:25 pm

UGA got f….. in the LSU game by that idiot referee. That called should have been nullified on the spot! That idiot was probably fan in disquise.

GA MAN

February 12th, 2010
11:56 pm

I think the NCAA is run by a bunch of NERDS whom have never played a football game in there life! You can’t put a square peg in a round hole.” NERDS says”Really lets test it,write a book about it,put it on youtube and then brag bout it.If that doesnt work and we have exhausted all resources then lets ask the FANS, STUDENTS and ATHLETES that attend colleges and watch games since they are the ones who really pay our salaries and make it possible for us to have jobs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! P.S. A sure way to destroy college football and cut the revenue completely not to mention your jobs again keep adding stupid rules that cut into a GAME not a BOARD MEETING,next thing you know they will be regulating pee wee football!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nobody

February 13th, 2010
12:15 am

the only way to resolve excessive celebration is to toss the offending player out of the remainder of the game…I remember the understated manner in which Hershel Walker just tossed the ball to the official and continued trotting off the field…oh for those days again….

CitizenK9

February 13th, 2010
12:48 am

GT Losers, your “holier than thou” routine is beyond laughable. We know what school was training a now convicted terrorist and had a football starter working a drug ring in the middle of campus. And now, big surprise, the Super Bowl was tarnished by two GT “gentleman scholars” busted for unsportsmanlike conduct (Wheeler, Hargrove).Eternal truth:GT Lies and Cheats.

Ealey for Another 14 Yards

February 13th, 2010
1:08 am

Yellow Maggots, the difference in law enforcement between the ATL and Athens-CC is about the same as between Somalia and the U.S.. Atlanta’s undermanned/underfunded police force can’t even deal with knife-wielding muggers all around the GT campus. The overstaffed Athens-CC police can go out and search for minor offenses: open container, improper turn, suspended license and the horror-underage drinking by college students. With crime rampant in downtown ATL, who knows what GT players get away with ?

Richard Dawson

February 13th, 2010
1:22 am

I’m sick of hearing about the penalty against Green. We lost the game straight up. The 15 yards hardly mattered since we allowed a long KO return anyway. The RB could’ve run 2000 yards on the TD run, so how does 15 yards matter? Further, LSU got the same penalty on their TD, yet held us to our own 30 yard line on the KO, and shut us down on the return.

It is really pathetic to keep bringing that penalty up. It did not lose us the game. However, continuing to harp on it is a sign of what is wrong with UGA nation. Too much excuse-making and not enough tough decisions and drive to win. Pathetic.

Tech Buzz

February 13th, 2010
1:24 am

Richt’s furious with this new rule—how’s he going to order players onto the field for a mass on-field taunting after a 1 yard TD if they take away the score? he will not stand for it!

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
1:24 am

It’s funny how the Nerds are saying UGA is a bunch of thugs. I seem to remeber something about a Samauri Sword attack at Georgia Tech recently. You guys take that World of Warcraft way to seriously!

Stop Over-Officiating

February 13th, 2010
1:53 am

Dick Dawson, you are either ignorant of football or pretending to be a UGA fan. Even knowledgeable LSU fans admit the officials bailed them out in that game . LSU was awarded nearly half the field by rule with time and timeouts to operate with. And midfield is where the offense has the upper hand because the whole playbook is available. Having to defend against so many different plays spreads the defense out and makesbig plays possible. So either learn the game ,be honest about your allegiance, or don’t post an assinine message.

Demand Action on SEC Officiating

February 13th, 2010
2:35 am

As fans who invest time, money, and emotion in SEC football we deserve games with outcomes that are credible because they were decided by the players and not unduely by botched officiating. Other conferences have taken action to improve the quality of officiating including training by the NFL. I have heard nothing from the SEC to indicate any action is being taken to prevent another season like 2009 when there was as much discussion about officials’ calls as football plays.

Instead of just complaining, we should write the people below and ask what is being done to prevent officiating debacles like we saw last year. These people have the time and resources to put some genuine effort into improving the quality and accountability of game officials. And there are plenty of ways to do it including improved training, demanding consistency between crews, improving on-field communication, and replacing subpar officials and administrators. Let’s see what they have to say.

Mike Slive, Commissioner
Mark Womack, Executive Associate Commissioner
Rogers Redding, Football Officiating Coordinator

Southeastern Conference
2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North
Birmingham, AL 35203

NCAA Rule Lover

February 13th, 2010
3:08 am

Make college football and the spectators in attendance more civilized. Player celebrations should be limited to firm handshakes. Require patrons to remain seated and cheer their team only by finger-snapping.

CitizenK9

February 13th, 2010
3:36 am

This is trivial compared to what may be coming.

Because of the concern over concussions, there may be some major rule changes coming. To lessen repeated helmet contact, the 3 and 4-point stances may be outlawed. Ball carriers would be penalized for lowering their heads to take on tacklers. Football may go to something like a penalty box where in addition to a yardage penalty, players committing helmet collision violations must leave the game for a certain # of plays.

This was all covered in a recent TIME magazine cover story. Bigger, faster players are banging heads harder than ever and medical tests are increasingly pointing to serious brain damage and long-term health problems such as migraines, vertigo, depression, and other mental illnesses. Frequent lesser concussions may be as bad as the occasional “knockouts.” The brain of a long-time football player is essentially covered by scabs.

HIT AND RUN??

February 13th, 2010
5:35 am

Wow, talk about an undisciplined athletics program…
And talk about a pathetic police department in Athens.
Dude had an outstanding warrant for TWO YEARS, while playing on the dang basketball team????

Oh yeah, I guess even the cops dont watch Georgia basketball!!! :)

Dr. Demento

February 13th, 2010
7:51 am

Teams study films, right…then have them watch out-takes on how Penn State handles things, and go from there…course CMR and the other coaches would have to chase a player down and embarrass him on the sideline on TV for show-boating…JoePa never had to “remind” any player a second time…

4WhatIt'sWorth

February 13th, 2010
8:02 am

How about a rule that makes since. Once a touchdown is scored, signaled by the referees hands, start the 40 second clock. The team scoring has has until the 40 second clock expires to complete the conversion attempt. If the attempt is not completed before the 40 second clock expires, there is no penalty, however the conversion attempt is not allowed. This would also speed up the pace of the game.

Veritas

February 13th, 2010
8:21 am

Taunting rules are so subjective an ambiguous that they need to be eliminated from the rulebook. What qualifies as taunting to one official may not be to another and then you get situations like the one A.J. Green got into last year. As long as so-called taunting doesn’t involve obscene gestures,throat slash moves or other offensive gestures who cares? Let the kids play the game. If the situation becomes questionable then hit ‘em with an Unsportsmanlike Conduct penalty, otherwise let the kids play the game. Who the h**l cares about eye black? What’s wrong with wearing eye black with your team’s logo on it? Or a bible verse? What is the reasoning behind this asinine rule? Concussions? Are licensed Athletic Trainers now so incompetent they cannot recognize the signs of concussion and treat it accordingly? Concussions are going to be part of the games of Hockey and Football.Does the NCAA rules committee have too much time on their hands or what? Let the kids play!

Dan Huddle

February 13th, 2010
8:37 am

The excessive celebration penalty is another example of the NCAA’s fascist policies. Few people respect the NCAA any more so they want people to fear them. Few people outside Myles Brand’s circle of cronies and his family mourned his passing, the man was a tyrant among University presidents that are tyrants and ignore the wishes of their alumni and fan base. I, for one, did not shed a tear at his passing, I though he was as much of an a$$ as he he esteemed Bobby Knight as. The NCAA tries retain the “integrity” of college sports by going on witch hunts after coaches and players and tightening up rules and regulations when many question the NCAA’s own integrity. The LSU excessive celebration penalty against Green was just another embarrassment among a littany of embarrassments with the organization and it officiating. If Mike Belotti is so pure and without sin I’ll hand him a stone or two, otherwise (and more likely) I don’t give an Organ Duck what has he has to say and he should shut his feathery pie hole.

Just thought I’d add that a blogger named “First” with nothing better to do than try to be the first to blog on every thread must be either about 5 years old or significantly developmentally delayed.

Louie

February 13th, 2010
8:48 am

Well, where do i start.
Looks like I’m snowed in for a while, might make for an interesting day.

jackhammer, where art thou ??

Back to yesterday’s topic, DISIPLINE is the key word.
Check the mutts average of penalties per game (8).

Now, check GT’s average (3.1). Duh !!!!!!!!

CPJ has his players locked in to ELIMINATE STUPID PENALTIES !!!!!!!!!!
Stupidity leads to self-control issues. These fundamental lessons are SUPPOSED to be ingrained in grammar school. No self control, or do we have a COACHING ISSUE.

I think BOTH.

Pretty bad when ESPN constantly brings this up. cmr says he had the same problem while at Florida State but was not too concerned because of their record.

DISIPLINE and his RECORD are problems now.

Related, I think so.

jackhammer !!!!!!!!!!!!

STILL L M F A O

Oh, and by the way, ATLANTA is beautiful in the morning after the snow.
You cow tippers should see it.

LATER…………………

Jag Dawg

February 13th, 2010
9:24 am

These communist will eventually make it illegale to even play the game at all. I am surprised they have not identified a coach’s gatorade bath as taunting. Heck they may even eventually decide to make a team forfeit a win for excessive celebration after a game has concluded. WHAT THE BLAZES IS WRONG WITH BEING HAPPY YOU SCORED OR WON.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
9:27 am

Score a touchdown, act your age.

Harpoon

February 13th, 2010
9:28 am

Heck, let em score and celebrate in the end zone…for 30 seconds.

THE DOGS YELP!

February 13th, 2010
9:29 am

Score a touchdown, jump up and down, draw attention, another flag.

BIG DEE DEE DAWG

February 13th, 2010
9:32 am

tekkie coach says if he gets another gator aid bath he is going to throw a flag of his own!!

Herschel Walker could whip your ass right now at 47

February 13th, 2010
9:39 am

…and he scored a ton of TD’s. He calmly acted like he had been there before and gave the ball to the official. CLASSY.

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
9:45 am

Hit and Run??? GT should start watching Georgia basketball after the beatdown they recieved this year!

ssidawg

February 13th, 2010
9:45 am

This is why I’m becoming more of a fan of the NFL and less of a a fan of college football. The pro game is way more fun!

tom

February 13th, 2010
9:46 am

nobody talks about the fact that the guy that threw that flag vs. green also was the one that flagged orson charles in the middle of the field after a big gain earlier in that game. the problem with it is that is totally dependent on the mood of the referee. what is called one week wont be the next. too inconsistent

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
9:46 am

Louie, too bad all that discipline at GT doesn’t equate to wins against quality opponents! Win a bowl game and then come talk to us!

are you tired?

February 13th, 2010
9:47 am

For people who want serious, honest discussion about college football, go to bcscollegefootballboard.com – free, moderated and intelligent conversation.

I’ve read the ajc for a long time now and I’m sad.

dale in newnan

February 13th, 2010
9:49 am

How about this: Just dont do it!

are you tired?

February 13th, 2010
10:01 am

Thanks Dale!! I never thought of that . . .

THE DOGS YELP!

February 13th, 2010
10:02 am

We love attention, thats why we blackout, jump up and down, bring the whole damn team to the endzone including the watergirl and thug out. Cant spell thug without ug.

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:06 am

The Dogs Yelp: At least were not stabbing each other with Samurai Swords!! It must be sad when your team sucks so bad that the only thing you can take pride in is your hate for another team. I don’t hate GT because they are below us. I spend my time and energy representing my team and I am proud to be a Bulldog. I can only wish that you could find pride in your own team.

ga gator

February 13th, 2010
10:08 am

Let the kids play; different backgrounds and culture than when I was young. As long as it’s not in your face player to player and doesn’t waste time, there should be no penalty.

Gators 17 Dawgs 3

February 13th, 2010
10:14 am

I can’t take this Global Warming any more, it’s got
me stranded at home. I think I’ll go checkout the link that
“are you tired?” suggested. bcscollegefootballboard.com

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:16 am

Dawgs 46 Gators 38

1eyedJack

February 13th, 2010
10:18 am

Showboaters should not be caught standing around the pile or leave their hands sticking out from the pile….and protect your ribs under there.

UF Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:20 am

Richt 2 UF 7

ga gator

February 13th, 2010
10:21 am

On more, no taunting the opposing fans either, ie, throat slash and yes gato chomp either.

ga gator

February 13th, 2010
10:22 am

excuse me one more!

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:23 am

UF Grad, It’s a good thing I graduated from the University of Georgia and not the University of Richt!

UF Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:24 am

Your right UGA Grad and football continued after 1980

ga gator

February 13th, 2010
10:26 am

that was gator chomp, sorry guys didnt sleep last night.

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:29 am

Your right UF Grad and it started prior to 2000! In fact the first southern school to play football was UGA!

UF Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:30 am

We just hope Richt stays around for 8 more years.

Buzzy As A Bee

February 13th, 2010
10:31 am

uga grad=====
Sword fighting is an old ritual that has gone on for centuries originating frm the mideast.
This tradition still is accepted in Japan, China,Korea , and Mongolia.
However my friend, thugzistics 101 is accepted at your school of choice.
When you ever decide to turn your hat on straight , pull up your pants and be respectful , you will be recognized as such.
Until then, you are what you are.

jb

February 13th, 2010
10:32 am

There wasn’t all this taunting until all you darkies started playing. Now some of the white boys are starting to do it. They should know better.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
10:34 am

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ga gator

February 13th, 2010
10:34 am

Maybe the rumors are true and with Big 12, Pac 10, Big 10, Big East and Mountain West all expanding in the next 2 years we will have 6 super conferences for football (72 teams) and the NCAA will be non existant, we can pass our own rules and have a playoff.

Dave in Fayetteville

February 13th, 2010
10:35 am

Enough with the overtones people

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:36 am

“When you ever”? Is that ebonics, Busy as a Bee? By the way, I wear a suit and tie to work!

jb

February 13th, 2010
10:37 am

Stick your overtones.

ga gator

February 13th, 2010
10:37 am

Of course if we included the ACC it would be 84 teams.

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
10:37 am

And we are a Taliban turd in a concrete and asphalt bowl surrounded by the motliest crew of murderers, rapists, crack-heads, muggers and panhandlers ever assembled.

Now, I must get to my job at the QuickTrip. I get free slurpees and pop rocks.

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:46 am

Yellow Swarm: If that was well [written] Tech could use some freshmen level english classes! I have seen more dreadlocks on the GT sideline that I saw while on vacation in Jamaica!

superDawg

February 13th, 2010
10:48 am

There is no penalty here we beat tek hahahahahaha ha!we own tek hahahahaha ha!tek sux hahahahahah ha!

Louie Jr.

February 13th, 2010
10:52 am

Louie- you and your “roommates” snuggling under the blankets down at the Tech dorm?

bill h

February 13th, 2010
10:52 am

so, IF Mt. Cody pulled off his helmet before the ball was blown dead after the block would that then constitute a live ball foul, forcing a rekick from 10 yards closer than the previous spot or 10 yards from where he removed his helmet, under the new rule?

Buzzy As A Bee

February 13th, 2010
10:54 am

Probably a clip on tie and a Relex knock off watch. And no it not ‘ebonics’, its the truth.
Ever taken Calculus ?
Can you spell it?

Louie Jr.

February 13th, 2010
10:57 am

I’VE BEEN OUT EATING YELLER SNOW AND I LIKE IT

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
10:57 am

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
10:57 am

Calculus is required of all Business Grads at UGA! Obviously english is not a requirement for Tech students! I didn’t know you could start a sentence with And but hey, I’m just a humble UGA Grad!

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
10:59 am

I thought kalkulus was over-rated. Chemistry and Physics are more fun. That’s where you learn to make bombs.

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
11:03 am

Busy Bee, how much are those Relex watches? I would like to get one for Uncle Punjab, for sponsoring me here at GT.

Louie Jr.

February 13th, 2010
11:04 am

Louie putting a plug in for CowTippers, the rainbow steak house at Monroe/Piedmont…..Louie, come on out.

Buzzy As A Bee

February 13th, 2010
11:06 am

And if you like, you can see the Tennessee mountains from my weekend home. Bet the view is grand in downtown Albany.
Seen any caskets float by this morning?

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
11:10 am

Your weekend home is your parents house right?

Dawg Tired

February 13th, 2010
11:11 am

The NCAA is way off here. The officials have way too much difficulty trying to apply the penalty. It is already far too subjective and the 15 yards on the ensuing kick-off is simply too harsh. Having to kickoff from your own 15 yard line is basically a minimum of a three point penalty. The NCAA attempting to justify this by saying they are team oriented is inconsistent with the effect of the rule. The rule penalizes the TEAM very harshly because of the conduct of an individual player, While the Greene penalty was an obviously high profile misapplication of the rule because it was during a high-profile national telecast, even a casual fan can see the inconsistent application when players who score and turn to the fans in the end-zone section beating their chests are seldom penalized, while players doing what Greene did are penalized. Makes no sense at all.

Bottom line (at least in the SEC) the officials lack either the competency or the integrity to make such game-changing calls. Don’t give them more power to screw-up the games. They already can do that without this added punishment of a TEAM because of an INDIVIDUAL’s conduct.

Say what?

February 13th, 2010
11:13 am

Buzzy As A Bee

February 13th, 2010
11:06 am

You are losing it, Buzzy.

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
11:17 am

I saw a yellow swarm appear in my toilet bowl this morning. I think it was from the medicine I’m taking though. DO NOT date sorority sisters who wear veils.

smokey@bitter tenn fan

February 13th, 2010
11:19 am

excessive celebration come with every goega bo we recruit to tennersea just ask da’trick, cant wait to see the dr show, many penilt’s from the traitor from nooth ga, thugnificient he will dance and prance with every scoree stupid dawgs the show is in knoxville girls mo money lots of smokey’s po to chew on, go vol’s

Louie Sr.

February 13th, 2010
11:20 am

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
11:12 am

What does Samford Univ. have to do with this blog, techtard? You are a freaking M O R O N….can’t even get your smack talk right, Duh de duh!

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
11:21 am

Yellow Fuzz!!! M!!! Quit sniffing my panties.

Louie Jr.

February 13th, 2010
11:21 am

I’m circling the drain and I can’t get out.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
11:26 am

Poindexter, The Honorable Yellow Fuzz says your panties are on the ground. Pull them up and that hat turned around.

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
11:34 am

It is called a Turban, not a hat. Yellow Fuzz has no honor. He stole my Samurai sword and he didn’t even thank me for writing his term paper for him.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
11:36 am

Louie Sr. : Glad you read it and wept. Samford will be filing out in the middle of the third quarter instead of the fourth. Hope you are there to see it.
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The Honarable Yellow Fuzz

February 13th, 2010
11:45 am

I am held to the highest of esteem by my tek brotheren.

Poindexter Jugdish

February 13th, 2010
11:47 am

Brotheren means 1. Bretheren would mean many. So you are probably correct.

SouthGaDawg

February 13th, 2010
11:51 am

BullShat!! That’s about all that needs to be said about it. I firmly believe that if the Ref’s are going to get even more power to call such subjective penalties. Then the coach should be able to review that penalty as well. It’s just bullshat.

Gordon Sumner

February 13th, 2010
12:05 pm

Uber taunter Tim Tebow is gone so the NCAA is going to toughen the penalty now. It will never been enforced equitably and will continue to spoil the game for players and fans. Solve another problem NCAA like having a real national champion.

Louie

February 13th, 2010
12:25 pm

Well , where do I start.

Looks like kindergarten class is in session .

Now, Louie Jr. has turned into Louie Sr. I’m truly flattered.

jackhammer, what the hell.
GET IN HERE.

Need new topic , old news is NO news.
Did hear CPJ had meeting with team today and big dinner planned tonight.

The hire of one Andy Mc Collum has generated a lot of positive vibes around campus.
Can’t wait to see the results.

STILL L M F A O

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February 13th, 2010
12:36 pm

Louie….I have a suggestion for you. Why don’t you post on the Tech blog about your boy, McCollum? Wouldn’t it make more sense?

Porty

February 13th, 2010
12:42 pm

You people are STILL whining about that call? Get over it!

smokey@bitter tenn fan

February 13th, 2010
12:45 pm

please all uin’s from that stupid frat house at tech try and apply yourself at, lets say learning learning to build something that will not crubble when the earth shakes, try not talking football or that mombo jumbo frat talk, punk’s looser frat face

Louie

February 13th, 2010
12:47 pm

A no name neck.

Gonna take a guess who that is.

Well dot, I don’t need to be told where to go.

Last time I looked, this was America,I think.

STILL ………….. ESPECIALLY at you.

Syed Haris Ahmed

February 13th, 2010
12:54 pm

Death to America except for Georgia Tech !

GT was perfect for my terrorist training. Me and my Jihad buddy Ehsanul Islam Sadequee fit right in the student body and the clueless nerds never noticed us planning to bomb Dobbins Air Force Base and the Pentagon. If not for those pesky Feds, I wouldn’t be in prison and we could have blown up stuff and then rooted for the Jackets. GT women should wear burqas.

In Pink Pastels

February 13th, 2010
1:11 pm

COACH PAUL JOHNSON ANNOUNCED TODAY THE TEAM WILL WEAR PINK PASTEL PANTIES IN THE SEASON OPENING GAME. Louie the team DORK will hang off the side of the famous jalopy car ” The Wrambling Wreck” with his pair down around his ankles. He will sing the gt fight song and will yell at the proper time “I’M A HELL OF A HELL OF AN ENGI-QUEER “.
He will announce to the crowd ” On behalf of Yellow Fuzz, ” m”, St Simons, Buzzy as a Bee, and The Yellow Swarm, thanks for letting us be a part of you”.
He will adjust his bow tie, have his picture taken with Coach Paul Johnson, Coach Al Groh, Coach Andy Mc Collum, and Buzz the team insect.
He will then be sprayed with a can of ‘Raid’ bug spray and die.
So long Louie. Gone but not forgotten.

THE DAWG NATION STILL L T F A O T H W G T

Henry

February 13th, 2010
1:27 pm

Thwey are adults, let them celebrate!!! They bust their A$$ so the NCAA can make millions, now you don’t want htem to have fun????

Stop the nanny STATE BS , thx OBAMA!!!

Call It Like It Is

February 13th, 2010
1:38 pm

Stop your moaning about the LSU call.

You got owned and will continue to get OWNED in JAX as the Gators win the EAST in 2010!

Enough Said!

Big Sack Dawg

February 13th, 2010
1:40 pm

—- In Pinks Pastels —–
Classic post, hilarious, STILL rolling in the floor. May be nominated as a top post of the day. Good job. How bout it nerds!!

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February 13th, 2010
1:46 pm

Louie likes to bend over…….ah yeah sweet pea.

. = Louie Jr., Louie Sr. and all 3 are the same NECK

February 13th, 2010
2:02 pm

Enter your comments here

Chopdawg

February 13th, 2010
2:21 pm

Do away with the excessive celebration penalty entirely.

. = Louie Jr., Louie Sr. and all 3 are the same NECK

February 13th, 2010
2:24 pm

We put down Louie because we wish we were him, plain and simple.
He comes on these threads and we get off by harassing him.
When we were little kids we would throw rocks at others,roll their yards with toilet paper etc.
Actually, we never grew up. We were told to bark like a dog at a young age and this form of foolishness has carried over to adulthood, unfortunately.
We piss on every tree we pass, crap in our neighbor’s yard, howl at the moon, wear a collar, and run away from dog catchers. We have fleas, scratch and lick our a$$,then want to kiss our masters and don’t understand why they won’t let us.
We say we run this state but most of us are unemployed. The state is going broke, bot we rely on our unemployment checks. That will run out soon.PBR beer is cheap but it still cost money.
If you see us on the street, please buy our pencils or let us clean your windshields.
Thank You,
THE bulldog nation

Louie III

February 13th, 2010
2:31 pm

Getting a little edgy there, Lou? Good! Happy we could help you this Saturday. Too easy…too funny!

This just in... GT adds Joe Speed -D Coach

February 13th, 2010
2:39 pm

CHECK IT OUT HUMPERS…………..
HOT NEWS FROM THE FLATS…………
COACH PAUL JOHNSON ANNOUNCES COACH JOE SPEED HIRED TODAY FROM NAVY .
WOW, WITH A NAME LIKE THAT, TIME FOR GETTIN IT ON !!!!
THINK THIS IS A HOAX, THINK AGAIN……….
GO TO TECH NEWS AND SEE.
HA HA HA HA HA HA
YES SIR, CHRISTMAS ARRIVES IN NOVEMBER THIS YEAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
2:42 pm

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February 13th, 2010
2:44 pm

“He will coach inside linebackers.

Speed has spent the past four seasons at Navy, where he coached (wait,wait, wait…okay here you go) the SECONDARY”

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
2:48 pm

We might as well cancel the game this November. Tech has hired a coach from another powerhouse, Navy! This adds to there already prestigious staff that includes, Georgia Southern’s former head coach, Virginia’s fired head coach, and the former head janitor from Southern Polytech! I don’t know how anyone can compete with these guys!

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
2:50 pm

JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED/JOE SPEED
JOSEPH FRIGGING SPEED
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HEAD DOWN,LICK,LICK LICK,LICK & SMILE

February 13th, 2010
2:56 pm

SAY IT AINT SO JOE………….
BACK WITH PAUL J. AND READY TO GET SOME JOJA DOG TAIL.

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
2:56 pm

Yellow Swarm: We will see you in November, and it will be another year of the Jackets getting bullied by their Big Brother from Athens! Aint nothing changed but the year!

Tech-na-Cal

February 13th, 2010
3:00 pm

See the pups ran to G. Tech site and read up on the news. Came over to get reaction, but I forgot, they never go on our site. uh huh.

Porty Potty

February 13th, 2010
3:03 pm

Tech-na-Cal = So smart and observant…..ha ha ha ha!

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:04 pm

We didn’t go to your sight! One of you techies posted it on hear, if you could read you would have noticed that!

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
3:05 pm

uga grad
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UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:05 pm

hear = here, if I could type I could talk smack better. LOL

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:07 pm

Trust me Swarm we don’t need Zach or Aaron because King and Ealey will be carrying the load again! Damn I just saw Caleb King run by my house here in the Highlands, Touch Down!

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:08 pm

I heard Joe’s wife gave him the nikname speed!

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
3:10 pm

Yeah, no doubt a uga grad.
”one of you techies posted it on HEAR, if you could read you would have noticed that!”
Nice, real nice.

Louie Jr.

February 13th, 2010
3:10 pm

THE YELLOW SWARM

Take some Ritlin, ya fricking dweeb. you getting all hard for some dude out of powerhouse Navy? Please spare us……please?

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
3:14 pm

”I heard Joe’s wife gave him the NIKNAME speed!”
Take note doggie grads, only showing you higher education in Athens.

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:15 pm

You obviously didn’t read my post right after that one! I know you boys think us Georgia Men are god-like but even we make typos once in a blue moon. It’s about as rare as a tech student getting laid but it does happen!

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:16 pm

P.S. don’t correct someone’s typos unless you can put an “r” on your “yours”

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
3:17 pm

I’m Louie Jr. and I love eating the yellow snow. I’m eating as fast as I can, but it’s melting.

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:21 pm

The Yellow Swarm, even educated people are allowed to have a sense of humor. I apoligize if you were offended, I forgot that the majority of GT students are from Islamic Fundamentalist countries. My bad!

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
3:21 pm

JOE SPEED BABY——————
SAY IT IN YOUR SLEEP TONIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Fair and Balanced

February 13th, 2010
3:22 pm

By all means lets not celebrate a score, a good catch, a good run etc. Football is not an emotional sport in the first place so why is there any celebrating in the first place. Maybe it is all the fault of the fans – they yell and get excited when their team does well and sometimes it gets into the players and they express a little excitement too. Here’s an idea: Stop the crowd at the stadiums from yelling and being excited and maybe the players will do the same. After all, winning is not so exciting in the first place so……. Gosh! What idiots.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
3:23 pm

KISHMAN DISVERK– FIGURE IT OUT

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
3:24 pm

OUT, BUT WILL RETURN… SELAH

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:35 pm

I’m sure Joe Speed will help you guys out whenever you play the Air Force Academy but I don’t think any SEC or ACC, for that matter, teams are all to worried. UGA’s coaching search, go after the very best, and get one of the top four Defensive Coordinator candidates in the country. GT’s coaching search shoot low and grab whoever won’t turn you down. I would rather ask out the prom queen and end up dating her hot friend than shoot for the fatty so I don’t get rejected but to each his own!

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
3:38 pm

I understand German by the way and I am sure that Joe Speed would love to do that for you!

Louie Jr.

February 13th, 2010
3:39 pm

Hey lil’ THE YELLOW SWARM……you write very similiar to Louie. Are you playing peek a boo with Louie under the blankets?

Fact is funnier than fiction

February 13th, 2010
3:53 pm

Joe Speed is in his fourth year coaching the secondary and serving as the head junior varsity coach

Camden Mark

February 13th, 2010
4:00 pm

They lost me when they took away the headslap.

smokey@bitter tenn fan

February 13th, 2010
5:06 pm

SPEED AND JOHNSON A COUPLE MAYBE LIKE OUR NORTH GEOGA BOYS/GIRLS ROGERS@NASHEY CUTE COUPLES. A SCHOOL THAT PROMOTES TERROEST TRAINING, RECURUTING COUPLES (JUST LIKING US AT TENNERSEA ROGERS AND HIS GIRL NASHEY) AND PROMOTES DESIGNING BUILDING AT FALL AT THE LIST SHAKE. AND THE FRAT BOY’S PEA YELLOER SWARM, BUNCH OF CUMMEY PINK PANTY WEARING SMOKEY BISCUIT EATING ISLAMIC PUNKS

donsterdawg

February 13th, 2010
5:27 pm

This will give the lame officials opportunity to throw flags on every play of the game…..Some showboat player celebrates and taunts every single play.

Louie

February 13th, 2010
6:21 pm

Well, where do I start.
Took a spin up to beautiful Lake Lanier.
Nothing like snow in north Georgia, especially around the lake.

Just received the news about Joe Speed. Also looking forward to what he brings to the table.
Looks like the mutts are having fun with his hiring, nothing unusual.

jackhammer, what gives?
You were told to report, so get in here.

As always, cudos to Louie Jr.

STILL ……….

montrell M

February 13th, 2010
6:35 pm

This rule seems designed for a lot of the African-American players who like to celebrate when they score—the ncaa should apply other rules instead.

Louie Jr.

February 13th, 2010
6:44 pm

Louie- What were you doing at Lanier? Picking up some trash at the campgrounds while you gazed and marveled at the engineering miracle of Buford Dam?

One day, Louie, one day you too will be engineering for Ga. Power, and ripping off the people in our wonderful state.

All the best!

BOBBYG

February 13th, 2010
7:04 pm

IF IT IS TAUNTING THE OTHER TEAMS PLAYER IT NEEDS TO BE A PENALTY.A 5- YDER IF NOT LET THE 18+ YD OLDS THAT ARE PLAYING A GAME HAVE FUN …. DANCE OR WHAT EVER WHO GETS HURT ??

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 13th, 2010
7:07 pm

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February 13th, 2010
7:14 pm

PAUL JOHNSON, AL GROH, ANDY McCOLLUM, JOE SPEED.
NOT A WORK IN PROGRESS,PROGRESS IN THE WORKS. NOVEMBER JUST AROUND THE CORNER.

Ivan The Dog Trainer

February 13th, 2010
7:19 pm

When they act a fool, make them take off their helmet,put a camera on them and embarrass the crap out of the whole bunch. Act like you were raised properly. Is that too much to ask.

Louie

February 13th, 2010
7:42 pm

Later my little num-muts. Be back in the am.

STILL …… YES SIREE…..

RefsSuck

February 13th, 2010
9:09 pm

The only problem with making the penalty so harsh is the fact that the refs are as inconsistant as humanly possible. So, if a ref makes the call and a TD is nullified only to be determined days later that the call was bad and should not have been called, do they add the TD and the score is adjusted? Is this the biggest issue college football has? Why dont we just go ahead and make it touch football why we are at it? Complete BS

UGA Grad

February 13th, 2010
9:43 pm

You guys are real happy about your JV coach for navy! Best of luck, you guys might be able to over take Georgia State for the second best football team in the state!

nobody

February 14th, 2010
12:27 am

anybody listening….don’t penalize the team,…throw the offender out of the game…ours or theirs… I don’t care….I prefer the Hershel style of play…score a TD, pitch the ball to the official, trot off the field…if they get thrown out of a game twice in one season, suspend the player for the remainder of the season…if they ain’t getting the message, then up the anty until they do….

Pago Flyer

February 14th, 2010
12:28 am

Remember when H. Walker would score, he’d hand the ball to the ref. and trot back to the bench. A class guy…

MESSENGER

February 14th, 2010
3:02 am

Tim Tebow never once in 4 years, got called for it; that’s what I think about it.

Alabama never gets called for it.

Ohio State never gets called for it.

Southern California never gets called for it.

Texas never gets called for it.

Boise State never gets called for it.

The replay booth needs power over these infrequently unequally applied calls.

And, I find it fascinating after 4 years of gator chomps after plays by Tim Tebow that the NCAA decides to emphasize these calls, now.

I also say that it is a bad rule change which will affect UGA Bulldogs far more than any other school because we don’t coach our kids on offense a thing.

MESSENGER

February 14th, 2010
7:16 am

I am quite certain that if you were able, that all you would want to allow to be posted are feel good posts by DISNEYdawg posters of how The Bulldogs all of a sudden with no quarterback of any experience against any opponents, and zero coaching changes on the offense are going to do something about what has been ailing our Offense for the entire Coach Richt Era.

Is it the coaching ?

Absolutely it is the Offensive Coaching that has ailed The Bulldogs on Offense.

How could it not be ?

I mean EVERY fan at Sanford Stadium has reigned down BOOS on the play calls.

In 2006 when Matthew Stafford played all 13 games, we had the NCAA Number 79 Passing Offense, the NCAA Number 90 Total Offense, the NCAA Number 70 Most Penalties in the nation, and we topped all that off with 22 FUMBLES and 16 INTERCEPTIONS.

In 2007 with Matthew Stafford how was it again that The Bulldogs AGAIN are the NCAA Number 84 Passing Offense ? How is that ? Good coaching ? The NCAA Number 74 Total Offense, the NCAA Number 85 Most Penalties, and we added in for good measure 18 FUMBLES and 10 INTERCEPTIONS.

In 2008, with Knowshon Moreno , we had the NCAA Number 56 Rushing Offense. Good Lord, with Knowshon Moreno. How should we view this ? We had NCAA Number 116 Most Penalties, and threw in 10 INTERCEPTIONS and 19 FUMBLES.

In 2009, The Bulldogs are the NCAA Number 80 Passing Offense again, the NCAA Number 75 Total Offense AGAIN, the NCAA Number 113 Most Penalties AGAIN, and contributed 23 FUMBLES and 17 INTERCEPTIONS.
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We are going to be so much better this year on offense with the same coaching staff on offense whom YOU boo, obviously.

But heaven forbid, call me not a Bulldog, for daring to admit uh it’s the coaching on offense. Did you bother to ask the recruits of this great state with all these all-star Offensive Players why we didn’t get ANY of them ? You don’t want to face that either.

Let’s just call him, not a Bulldog.

DISNEYdawg, that’s you.

Larry

February 14th, 2010
8:04 am

If they really want to clean up this game they should start by banning theses imbeciles from tattoo parlors, piercing parlors, and take some hedge clippers to some of these smelly, greasy mops dangling foot or two out of their helmets!

Now, just wait, someone will follow my comment with the “I have me’s zuh tattoo, eeoorangs, braids and conrows, and da ladezz thanks I be good looken as hail…and I am pursing an aerospace engineering degree at GA TECH.”

Ace

February 14th, 2010
8:39 am

Green pushed off, pass interference s/b called and take the TD back. 4-4 in the SEC. UGA needs to quit dancing and singing and learn how to be student/atheletes.

MESSENGER

February 14th, 2010
8:59 am

2006 # 79 Pass Offense # 90 Total Offense # 70 Penalty 16 interceptions 22 fumbles

2007 # 84 Pass Offense # 74 Total Offense # 85 Penalty 10 interceptions 18 fumbles

2008 # 56 Rush Offense # 116 Most Penalties in nation 10 interceptions 19 fumbles

2009 # 80 Pass Offense # 75 Total Offense # 113 Penalty 17 interceptions 23 fumbles

Floyd

February 14th, 2010
9:11 am

Refs can’t consistently enforce the rule we already have…so the answer is to make the rule more complex and leave even more interpretation up to the officials? You gotta be kidding me.

Louie

February 14th, 2010
9:18 am

Well, where do I start.

Reading with interest ( Larry @ 8: 04 AM ).

Almost was ready to agree with him until his true colors appeared ” … and I am pursuing an aerospace engineering degree at GA TECH.”

If you think about it, cmr NEVER allowed the hair below the helmet until about 6 years ago.
Remember greg blue? marcus howard, now picture the great bryan evans.
Look up and down the sidelines.
TWICE the problem in Cow Town than on the Flats.

Where did the policy go??

I’ll tell you, it went the way of having no CONTROL over your program.
The athlete tells the coaches the way it is.

” Yea man, I’ll come be a dog, but I’m gonna let the locks grow”.

Now, this is YOUR IMAGE.

So Larry, I agree with everything you said.

Except for the last line.
Just substitute …. and I am pursuing ( NOT PURSING) a degree in phys. ed. at uga.

And before I forget ……… jackhammer, get tour arse in here today.

Louie Jr. I’m STILL……….. You know the rest,son.

AND CHANGE THE PAGE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Joseph Alston Speed

February 14th, 2010
9:51 am

Remember my name .I will be a blur going by you.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 14th, 2010
9:56 am

JOE SPEED.JOE SPEED.JOE SPEED.JOE SPEED.JOE SPEED. THE NAME . THE MAN. COMING AT YOUR QUARTERBACK IN NOVEMBER. PLENTY OF SEATS AVAILABLE EARLY IN THE THIRD QUARTER. TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW @ GO JACKETS.COM. JOE SPEED. NUFF SAID.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 14th, 2010
9:57 am

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Louie Jr.

February 14th, 2010
10:07 am

Actually, Louie I have to agree with you on this one. Yes, as hard it is for me to admit, I do think all of this junk is just the beginning symptoms of the undisciplined cancer cell trying to spread. But Louie, I do not think GT is immune from this disregard of looking respectable….who is y’alls RB who looks like the Rastafarian priest?

boots

February 14th, 2010
10:07 am

Let’s think about this. There is a rules committee and they probably all fly around and meet somewhere. It is like the government – the best job they could do would be to do nothing. However, because they exist, they feel the need to act. It is a power thing mixed with beauracracy. Does college football, which has been around for 100+ years, REALLY need a group of old guys to change a rule every year? This committee should meet every 5 to 10 years and maybe make a suggestion for one or two rules adjustments then. Otherwise, they are just trying to justify their own existence.

Big L

February 14th, 2010
10:21 am

Joe Speed…….from Navy? Is’nt that another college team making a living of outscoring their opponents, insted of stopping the other team from scoring. Johnson is an obvious idiot.

Louie Jr.

February 14th, 2010
10:30 am

WILL SOMEONE WIPE THE YELLOW STAIN OFF MY MOUTH.

Big L

February 14th, 2010
10:31 am

As soon as a college kid comes up with a new way to have fun, the NCAA comes up with a way to squash it. Is’nt it a little hypocritical of them to do it AFTER Haysoos Tebow is gone. I’m as open a christian as anyone. But to wait until the most marketable college player ever , leaves , to institute this rule is as blatently hypocritical as you can possibly get. Leave these kids alone.

THE YELLOW SWARM

February 14th, 2010
10:31 am

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THE YELLOW SWARM

February 14th, 2010
10:32 am

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Louie Jr.

February 14th, 2010
10:38 am

Louie Jr.

February 14th, 2010
10:30 am
WILL SOMEONE WIPE THE YELLOW STAIN OFF MY MOUTH.

As soon as you pull the thick end of the carrott from your hole.

Redneck Convert

February 14th, 2010
11:23 am

Well, I’m all for sellabrating but there needs to be just a couple ways.

If you are on offense and you score, you need to drop your pants, pull it out, and yell “Stop this, mo fo,” to the defense.

If you’re on defense and make a big play, you need to get to pee on all the players on offense.

That’s the right way and the Dawg way.

chazzo

February 14th, 2010
11:33 am

Hey, it aint your grandfather’s NCAA… it’s your grandmother’s.

Big L

February 14th, 2010
11:51 am

Let’s see, don’t hit the QB, take it easy on reciever’s. Cuase we’ll throw a flag whether you hit em in the helmet or not because the hit sounds mean. And don’t use eye black to pump urself up. Hey , it’s NCAA flag football.

ckgator

February 14th, 2010
11:52 am

Rotten rule. After every touchdown / interception / sack… all you do is worry that someone will do something stupid. Tighter restrictions will only make it worse.

Is it me, or are the yearly tweaks hurting the game? Leave it alone already!

Señora Weeb

February 14th, 2010
12:24 pm

“Georgia senior center Albert Jackson was arrested early Friday on an outstanding warrant stemming from a misdemeanor hit-and-run in an Athens parking lot two years ago.”

Here we go. Arrest #1 for the year. Thugs rule at UGA!

Hmmmm…. could that possibly explain why UGA tops every other team for penalties?

Maxine Verbooth

February 14th, 2010
12:39 pm

Señora Weeb : Like we care….UGA rules GT and that is all that matters. Go grab a Criminal Justice degree or something.

DuggTurds A1 Ga Fan

February 14th, 2010
2:36 pm

The refs flagged AJ and it was an conspircy you no, They was paid off by Lsu backers and they stoll the game from us Dawgs and know they triing to maked knew rules to use aginst Dawgs in tha futre and I tale You it is a conspircy.

Tech Buzz

February 14th, 2010
9:25 pm

Georgia fans whining about officiating again! Georgia got every call in the book against Tech which is the only reason they won this past season. Next year, Tech blows out Ga and officiating will not matter–bank on it!

Yellow Fuzz

February 18th, 2010
8:14 am

While watching the US speed skater win the gold medal last night (by 18-hundreths of a second) over the South Korea guy, I couldn’t help but wonder if that would have qualified as a severe “a$$ kicking” or “beat down” if he had been from uga.

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