‘It’s a little bit scary in there,’ Richt says of youth in QB room
ATHENS — Georgia’s football team opened preseason camp Monday with its most experienced quarterback a redshirt freshman who has never played a snap in a college game.
“That quarterback room has got to be the youngest maybe in the history of college football,” coach Mark Richt said. “It’s a little bit scary in there.”
There are four quarterbacks in the room: Aaron Murray, who won the starting job in spring practice, and three backups who were still in high school in the spring.
The young quarterbacks moved from the meeting room to the practice field on an overcast Monday afternoon, with the redshirt freshman Murray taking the first snaps, followed by true freshmen Hutson Mason, Parker Welch and Greg Bingham. Mason, from Marietta’s Lassiter High, is on scholarship, while Welch and Bingham are walk-ons from Wayne County and Columbus, respectively.
Four quarterbacks. Zero college experience.
“Coach Bobo is really going to earn his pay,” said Richt, referring to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Mike Bobo.
“I feel a little bad for Coach Bobo,” Murray said. “But he has, like, five kids under the age of 5, so he’s a little experienced dealing with [youth]. Hopefully he can keep his hair.”
“I told him I’m probably going to be bald after this camp,” Bobo said.
“But I’ll tell you what,” Bobo added after Monday’s practice, “those young guys did a nice job and a lot of credit goes to Aaron and how he prepared those guys this summer.”
The thinness at quarterback results from attrition that occurred after spring practice. Zach Mettenberger was kicked off the team shortly before pleading guilty to misdemeanor sexual battery, and Logan Gray was granted his request to play wide receiver after being slotted No. 2 behind Murray on the QB depth chart and briefly c”
Gray, a junior, opened preseason camp Monday as a full-fledged receiver, although Richt told him to stay mentally prepared to return to quarterback if needed later in camp.
“Once we get into this thing a little bit further, we’ll know,” Richt said. A lot will depend, he indicated, on how Mason progresses as Murray’s potential backup.
In practice No. 1, Bobo said he was impressed with Mason’s “command in the huddle . . . and the way he carried himself out there.”
The dearth of experience at quarterback might be inconsequential –- provided Murray stays healthy, avoids the triceps tendinitis that bothered him last fall, and plays well.
Although he has never played in a college game, Murray has been in the Georgia program since January 2009, going through two years of spring practice and a redshirt season and earning the confidence of his teammates and coaches along the way.
“Aaron is really doing a very good job,” Richt said, “and he knows the deal extremely well.”
“I’ve never seen anyone who watches as much film, especially at an early age,” tight end Aron White said. “He picks things up pretty fast. . . . He’s always at the front of the pack, being vocal and making sure guys are working. He’s going to do just fine.”
Still, Murray understands if Bulldog Nation finds the absence of experience in the quarterback room a bit scary.
“I mean, I’m not scared,” said Murray, who trusts his veteran offensive line to keep him healthy and on the field. “I don’t think I’ll be hit too much this year. Just from the guys we have up front, I think they’ll do a tremendous job of keeping my jersey clean.
“From an outsider’s point of view, it’s probably kind of scary knowing it’s just three younger guys and me. But those three younger guys are working their tails off right now, doing a tremendous job of making sure they’re prepared.”
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Frank Lane
August 2nd, 2010
6:25 pm
I am not concerned either. I have seen Murray’s films.
Frank Lane
August 2nd, 2010
6:26 pm
Wow. I was first.
Mikey in the SAV
August 2nd, 2010
6:30 pm
Before someone says it….Murray is tall enough to get the job done. If you say he isn’t, at least have the balls to come back on here later in the season and back it up.
Mikey in the SAV
August 2nd, 2010
6:30 pm
He is as tall as he needs to be.
superDawg
August 2nd, 2010
6:30 pm
No UGA is first!
txdawg
August 2nd, 2010
6:30 pm
2nd – oh well
Uncle Shawn
August 2nd, 2010
6:31 pm
2nd, just like another family member. Go DAWGS!!!
Uncle Shawn
August 2nd, 2010
6:31 pm
Dag Nabbitt!
manboob
August 2nd, 2010
6:33 pm
Thirtieth ! I mean 24th! I mean 30-24.. Oh Im so confused !
Pete
August 2nd, 2010
6:38 pm
Richt had to think this would happen, when he decided to stay with Joe Cox last year.
So, here we go.
I’ll say this, Mark Richt can coach QB’s.
I wouldn’t bet against Georgia this year.
Moss
August 2nd, 2010
6:40 pm
Too much is made of age.
Lebron and Kobe did fine early.
Guys in basketball do great their freshman year with ‘no experience’.
These guys coming out of the toughest conferences in the country are ready to go at 18, times have changed.
Washaun Ealey did great last year, age is irrelevant.
Brent
August 2nd, 2010
6:42 pm
Kosar did awesome his Freshman year in college at QB, won a National Championship. J. Hollaway won a National Championship at Oklahoma his freshman year at QB too. If you got a mature guy, who has a good crew around him, it’s been done before.
Spin It
August 2nd, 2010
6:45 pm
Murray beat out the best QB’s in the country, TWICE.
First time at Elite 11 camp, where Murray beat out the Best 10 QB’s in the nation to win E
Spin It
August 2nd, 2010
6:46 pm
Murray beat out guys at Elite 11 camp, and then again, he beat out 2 Elite 11 QB’s at Georgia. He’s gonna do ok folks.
jack bull
August 2nd, 2010
6:54 pm
Mikey in SAV, I’ll be man enough to come back on here ‘eat my words’ on him not being tall enough, IF, you’ll be man enough to come back on here and do the same if he has balls being batted down all over the place and making throws like he did in the spring game that got picked. you know, the one where he didn’t see the LB right in front of him..sounds like a deal to me…and for the record, I’m hoping to be the one eating my words, not you..lol…
jack bull
August 2nd, 2010
6:59 pm
and Brent, sure, there’s exceptions to every rule..yeah, it’s been done, but you can count em on one hand…just trying to be realistic..although, on my blog, you’ll find that i have UGA finishing the year at number 4 blowing out TCU in another boring Sugar Bowl…with Alabama/Oklahoma playing in the BCS, getting each others helmets mixed up the whole time…
superDawg
August 2nd, 2010
7:03 pm
boobs that was funny.
superDawg
August 2nd, 2010
7:04 pm
but not as much as gt.
bobo is still the coordinator
August 2nd, 2010
7:06 pm
Keep telling yourselves these things guys…We are one injury away from 6-6 and are 8-5 at best with this current QB. Freshman QBs do not do well in the SEC…he will struggle with interceptions and if the running game doesn’t improve big time…he will be getting picked off all the time! Im sick of people saying Ealey was great last year…he only broke 100 yards one time…King only broke 100 yards one time too…these are supposed to be 4 and 5 star running backs…yet they looked terrible at times last year. Georgia Tech’s defense made them look good…I saw nothing to get me excited when I watched the other games. Lets keep talking out our @sses though…we always talk big during the offseason….at least the East will be down this year.
SSIgator
August 2nd, 2010
7:11 pm
” I think they’ll do a tremendous job of keeping my jersey clean.”
What? Are they going to do your laundry as well?
Junkyarddawg
August 2nd, 2010
7:16 pm
Murray has Big “O” line, great backs, and a arm to sling it to AJ. Every lil thing is gonna be all right!
SSIgator
August 2nd, 2010
7:17 pm
“That quarterback room has got to be the youngest maybe in the history of college football,” coach Mark Richt said. “It’s a little bit scary in there.”
Don’t worry about it Coach Richt, just leave the night light on for them after you read them their bed time story. They will be fine.
dawg daze
August 2nd, 2010
7:25 pm
The Butler Bulldogs started practice today sans LeMay. It may be difficult to graduate/enroll early if one is still suspended.
ugaclassof2004
August 2nd, 2010
7:30 pm
bobo is still the coordinator
A little negative aren’t we? Look I actually agree with some of your points, especially the depth at QB and well as Bobo’s inconsistent play calling. But there has been a lot of negativity around this program the last few years, so let’s try being positive for a change and support the team. Many Dawg fans are overly pessimistic and some are overly optimistic, which means the correct answer is usually in the middle. So here is my take on the program:
The Todd Grantham Project will be a moderate success
Murray will be as good as Greene, Shockley or Stafford: but won’t turn the ball over as much as Joe Cox or Joe T. I think he’ll be like how Corey Phillips used to be: not a stud but can get the job done if need be.
The O-Line will be great at run blocking but will struggle some in their pass protection.
Ealey and King will put up numbers similar to Thomas Brown and Kregg Lumpkin: 600-700 yards for each. * Note: don’t be surprised to see Carlton Thomas and Fred Munzimier get more carries this season*
A.J. Green will have a good but not great season since teams will be keying in on him. He will declare for the NFL draft taking with him 2-3 other guys who have no business even considering the NFL as an option.
Blair Walsh and Drew Butler will come up big for this team in close games.
Final Record: At best 10-3. At worst 7-6. Best bet 9-4.
ugaclassof2004
August 2nd, 2010
7:32 pm
Meant to say Murray will NOT be as good as Greene, Shockley, and Stafford.
The Real SugarHillDawg
August 2nd, 2010
7:39 pm
ugaclassof2004, you sure you wanna stand by your statement that Thomas and Munzenmaier will get more totes? That has ZERO chance of happening AND if King and Ealey ONLY get that many yards, we’ll be 7-6 if we’re lucky!!!!
Willie Wonka Dawg
August 2nd, 2010
7:48 pm
How is that Oompa Loompa gonna keep that jersey clean while being so low to the ground?
Willie Wonka Dawg
August 2nd, 2010
7:51 pm
Hope there is a kiddie pool at the Ramsey Center for CMR’s QB when he takes his team for a dip.
ugaclassof2004
August 2nd, 2010
7:53 pm
The Real SugarHillDawg
I think Thomas or Munzenmier get worked into the rotation similar to how Danny Ware was used back in the day( more than likely Thomas). I think the carries will be divided up pretty evenly between Ealey and King. Ealey had 728 and King had 616 last season. Their carries will be up this season, but I also think opposing teams will be geared to stop our run game as well. So maybe both will be in the 700-750 range, but I really don’t see either one of them being at the 900-1000 mark at seasons end. That’s tough to do in a “RB by committee” arrangement.
DILLIGAF
August 2nd, 2010
8:06 pm
There must not be a huge sense of urgency at QB, if there were, then Gray would be working at QB instead of receiver. I think that there must be alot of confidence in Matson to step up as the #2 guy if need be but I can’t say that I get the same “warm and fuzzies” with these two kids. Does Gray at receiver mean that even at this stage, Matson is that much better? I am inclined to believe that this is probably true.
UGA/85′
GATA!
Mcdawghna
August 2nd, 2010
8:07 pm
AM will be just fine…….He’s a more athletic version of David Greene……also scored 3rd highest all time at the Elite camps……Number one was Matt Stafford…….The height is not an issue……and he really is, if you watch films, much like Drew Breese…..very smart kid with exceptional accurasy and can run!…….If he stays healthy, QB won’t be a problem at UGA…..Yes, he’ll have to grow up on the job but in the long run the dawgs will be ok……great command in the huddle with the respect of his team mates……..redshirt freshman isnt really an issue either….there have been many great young QB’s in the sec…..Greene, Mcelroy, Tebow, Stafford, Manning, and the list goes on…..
superDawg
August 2nd, 2010
8:09 pm
Just remember Dawgs like to eat and W taste better than an L.
bob
August 2nd, 2010
8:13 pm
After realizing that Joe Teraseski IV was not up to it last year, Murray should have been playing around game 5. If he turns out to be all that he will pull a Stafford, Moreno and bolt after his Jr year any way.
cadawg
August 2nd, 2010
8:26 pm
ugaclassof2004: that’s a sensible perspective by and large, though i think ealey will establish himself relatively early in the year as “the guy” and will go for 1,000+ this year. king is a good back (better receiver than ealey and a huge asset for us on third down) and i think we’ve yet to see his best, but he doesn’t have the burst that ealey does.
to the list of successful RS freshman qb’s, let’s not forget sam bradford. AM’s diligence, accuracy, and leadership will help to compensate for less than ideal height and experience.
Blowuhfart
August 2nd, 2010
8:51 pm
Yeah Murray, he will be just fine…. That kid won’t finish the season. This is going to be the Dogs worst season ever, and if you think any different, then go glad hand Mark Richt for Jesus.
kerryb
August 2nd, 2010
8:57 pm
I’m not worried at all about Murray. Ask all of those Bama fans if they were worried about McElroy last year. He was not as highly regarded as Murray was coming out of High School.
Mcdawghna
August 2nd, 2010
8:58 pm
Uh Blowme!….why won’t he be?……..Already playing behind what is being rated the top offensive line in the country, one of the best running back tandems in the country, best kicking game in the country and one of the two best wide recievers as well…….too many things are in his favor for this to be a failure……worst season ever?….pahleeeeze……..better worry bout your own squad!
kerryb
August 2nd, 2010
9:04 pm
Are all the idiot fans of other schools going to come on a UGA blog trying to talk idiot smack and eat humble pie when UGA wins 10-11 games this year. My guess is that you won’t have the guts to. I remember last year when we wiped Bobby Dodd Stadium with their team you could’nt find one gutless Tech fan on a UGA blog. I know they won’t be around after we destroy them this year at Sanford Stadium.
guy
August 2nd, 2010
9:11 pm
you call winning by 6 points after tech’s best (first round draft pick) receiver dropped a gimmie pass on 4th down that would’ve given them the ball in the red zone with 2.3 min left wiping the floor? granted we did what we needed to do to win, but we hardly dominated that game.
for examples of domination, see uga vs florida or tennessee the past couple of seasons.
we have a ways to go before the product on the field is good enough for a lot of the talk on these boards.
kerryb
August 2nd, 2010
9:26 pm
I call rushing the ball down your throats to the tune of 349 yards a wiping.
Mcdawghna
August 2nd, 2010
9:27 pm
Guy, The dawgs were up 2 scores for the most part of the game….thats pretty much dominating….Yes, Tech’s best reciever dropped a pass late but great players come thru when needed most……thats a Tech problem, not ours…..As far as the Fla and Tenn scores are concerned, thats a UGA problem but there’s no reason to think that the tides are’nt turning……different attitude in Athens than in recent years
Gator Lou
August 2nd, 2010
9:33 pm
Mcdawgna….. yall have been singing that same tune for the last 20 years. Get ready for another annual beat down in Jacksonville to make it 18 – 3 baby !
Gator Lou
August 2nd, 2010
9:36 pm
Big difference Florida has Great talent and Great coaching. UGA has good talent and Clowns !
guy
August 2nd, 2010
9:40 pm
sorry but i dont buy it. we ran all over tech last year and they still had a very good chance of winning that game at the end. on the flip side, the florida game has been over by half time for us the past two years. we’re a whole lot closer to playing at tech’s level than we are to playing at florida’s. there’s a reason that we play teams like usc, kentucky, etc. close every year. it’s because we’re not really that much better than them, despite all the chest pounding by the uga faithful.
different attitude this year? hardly. its the same preseason national title crap every year, only to get completely blown out a couple times a year by a team that actually shows up to play every week. if we couldnt make it happen with first round nfl talent returning forgive me for being skeptical of a freshman qb and green/new defense this year. maybe the new d will be the difference, but i’ll believe it when i see it. way too much hype the past several years with not much to back it up once the toe hits leather.
Just Saying
August 2nd, 2010
9:50 pm
Hey Guys, A freind of mine is in constant contact with Kirby Smart. Smart had a lot of good things to say about Grantham . So good, that he said it would not be suprising to see UGA win the east….furhter stating….”thats how good Grantham is.”
Just Saying
August 2nd, 2010
9:53 pm
Gator Lou,
How old are you. Success comes in cycles. UF has had UGA’s number for the last two decades, and they are still (9) games behind in the overall wins/losses.
Just ask Miami, Nebraska, FSU, etc. ….. IT cant last forever. Hats off to UF, but most UF fans that talk smack are still breast feeding….know what I mean.
guy
August 2nd, 2010
9:54 pm
just saying: one could say the exact same thing about uga and tech’s recent relationship
Jimmy
August 2nd, 2010
10:02 pm
Even if Mettenburger had not gotten kicked off the team, that would be FIVE QB’s who have never taken a snap. How did this happen?? I understand Stafford left a few years early, but shouldn’t CMR have been recruiting QB’s at least every other year to make sure there is always an experienced QB on the roster??
Murray should have taken some snaps by mid year LAST year, even started a few games so he would have experience for this year and next, his BIG years surrounded by all that talent on offense.
For those of you saying he would burn a redshirt, so what? In three more years either Mason or LeMay would have enough experience to start.
Gone are the days when youre going to start a guy for four straight years. Burn his redshirt his freshman year to get him some experience, knowing that the year he should have been a fifth year senior, doesn’t matter. You just line the next guy up. This way the situation that exists currently NEVER happens!
Just Saying
August 2nd, 2010
10:04 pm
True, but i dont hate on GT when UGA wins. Never have. They are still a GA team and I genrerally pull for them.
PJ does a great job with “lesser”( argueable) talent then UGA has done. Only problem is their defense has not played well in years, and they dont have a passing game to balance the run.
Just Saying
August 2nd, 2010
10:09 pm
Jimmy,
Here is how it happens. Even thought Stafford was putting up big scores, so was our defense. We never, and have never, been able to “put a team away”. UF does this. They get up in a game and put teams away,……thus, they have backup QBs with experience.
But I do agree with you in principle. Our 2nd sting QBs need experience.
guy
August 2nd, 2010
10:11 pm
jimmy, as i mentioned, we arent really good enough to toss an inexperienced qb into games to get snaps. name me one game last year (aside from d2 schools) where we had enough of a lead to give murray some snaps. arkansas, kentucky, usc, tech, all came down to the 4th quarter/final minutes. the only time we could afford to get any backups in is when we’re getting blwon out by tennessee, florida, or alabama.
Just Saying
August 2nd, 2010
10:14 pm
Guy,
Though you have to admit, when a coach like K. Smart believes UGA can turn it around with Grantham, that is encouraging.
BTW, he said this long after the whole contract issue was pending. Smart had already renewed his contract with Bama.
guy
August 2nd, 2010
10:19 pm
like i said, im on an ‘i’ll believe it when i see it” basis with our team. preseason hype from fans or coaches doesn’t put points on the board.
Grant
August 2nd, 2010
10:20 pm
Same old garbage was said back in 1979, 2001 & 2006. Wrong every time. The cynics try to project thier doomsday self image onto others.
Didn’t work in 1979, Dogs won the Champ in 1980. Didn’t work in 2001 & 2006, Dogs finished #2 & #3 in nation.
Won’t work in 2010, but the Florida fans keep coming on here trying to douse the hopes of Bulldog Nation, always to no avail.
Bless their little hearts, at least they keep trying, with 0 success.
The Ghost of Kosar
August 2nd, 2010
10:23 pm
Don’t worry, Kosar heard the exact predictions back in his day. And what did he do as a Freshman QB? Just go out and win a National Championship, that’s all. 18, 19, just a number, means nothing, it’s all about judgment.
Just Saying
August 2nd, 2010
10:25 pm
Yes, I am a in agreement with the “see it to believe it” ideology. But if it wasnt fun and exciting to talk about we wouldnt be on this blog.
Pitbull
August 2nd, 2010
11:01 pm
Stafford? oh yeah, that kid that passed up a chance for Ga to get a Nat Championship for the NFL. Other teams can keep players. Ga NEVER keeps anybody. Goes back to the Head Coach again, doing or not doing his thing. Does Richt try to talk anybody into staying?
Gdawg in Yankee-Land
August 3rd, 2010
12:07 am
“Youngest QB Room in the history of college football.” And just who is responsible for this state of affairs? Underdevelopment of Gray…failure to recruit a QB in ‘08. Even with Mett, the Dawgs would still have two redshirt freshman and a true freshman. Just think, we’ll be loaded at QB in 2013 when Lane Kiffin comes to coach at UGA
2006 – Stafford
2007 – Grey
2008- ”
2009- Murray, Zach Mett
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Pitbull
August 3rd, 2010
12:22 am
Good point
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Tech Sucks
August 3rd, 2010
7:18 am
Murray is smart, quick, has been in the system for a year, and has a cannon arm. He’s going to be good.
Envy Breeds Hate
August 3rd, 2010
7:49 am
guy is a tek fan posing as a florida fan. That is the number one tactic of tek fans. They are to embarrassed to admit they follow a loser. UGA owns tek always have and always will. 60-39 and 5 8 out of the last 9 and soon to be 9 of the last 10.
Tek was dominated in the game last year. Uga had more rushing yardage than the might triple option. What’s all this if Bay Bay had caught the pass stuff. What if the UGA cornerback had made the tackle on Bay Bay’s long touchdown run. What if someone had tackeled King on the 75 yard run. What if the tek quarterback could hit the broad side of a barn with a pass….all that coulda woulda shoulda stuff doesn’t mean squat. tek got their ass kicked and they know it.
ugag is irrelevant
August 3rd, 2010
8:10 am
beat your chests and howl at the moon all you want … still a nothing school
How Tall is Aaron Murray?
August 3rd, 2010
9:01 am
Get a copy of todays, August 3rd, Florida Times Union. There is a picture of Caleb King and Aaron Murray standing next to each other. Now Murray is slightly bent down but, there is no doubt standing next to a 5:11 Caleb King, that Aaron Murray is obviously shorter. This would put him at 5:10 which has apparently become a sore spot to many Bulldog faithful. It doesn’t mean he can’t be productive at QB, he’s just obviously shorter than more traditional college QB’s.
Dawgs97
August 3rd, 2010
9:21 am
I’m not worries about Aaron Murray.
Keep in mind, this is a kid who won a state championship in Florida on a BROKEN LEG. If that doesn’t show this kids “intestinal fortitude” I don’t know what will. And he doesn’t have to be a hero. He’s surrounded by an insane amount of talent at the Off Line, RB, AJ Green and a sick group of tight ends. (all 4 are good and Orson Charles could become the best TE in the country IMHO).
I’m occassionally a panic type when it comes to the Dawgs, but I have a lot of faith in what Murray will do and we shouldn’t underestimate Mark Richt. This is a guy who’s always had our team bounce back in a big way a year after a down season. I for one feel very confident about this team heading into Sept 4th and being under the radar nationally is a good thing. No one expects much – fine by me.
Paddy
August 3rd, 2010
9:49 am
Gator Lou…have you ever watched a football game? Didn’t think so!
DawgDayAfternoon
August 3rd, 2010
10:25 am
Murray will do just fine. He’s got the best OL in the SEC in front of him, two experienced backs behind, two excellent FB’s and a host of WR’s including the nations best ( A.J. Greene ). Heck, I could run that offense to perfection and I’m twice as old as these kids.
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Stinger
August 3rd, 2010
11:45 am
You’re in for such a loooooooooonnnnnnggggggg season !! I almost feel sorry for you dawgs. Midget Murray will have the stadium chanting for Joe Cox by the second half of your opening game. Yeah, I realize you aren’t playing anyone, but he still will fail.
some guy.
August 3rd, 2010
11:56 am
envy: not so much, just saying the fact that there are so many “what ifs…” in that game shows how close it was despite the uga chest thumping that we dominated them. for contrast look at our games vs tennessee or florida the past couple of years. the only “what if..” that couldve turned those around was “what if their team bus flipped over on the way to the game…”
David Green Sells Avon Products
August 3rd, 2010
12:22 pm
Only a fool would sign with UGAY, what with the NCAA Death Penalty hanging over their ugly heads. Five long years with no football in Athens…he he ha ha, Go Gators!
Bulldog MBA
August 3rd, 2010
12:44 pm
I think Coach Rick is the best coach in SEC and he is going win a championship this seasen with all the good players that are still on the team and not on probabtion. I really like AJ Green and the way he runs like a dear when he catcher the ball.
So What's new KNOW SHOW is hurt again
August 3rd, 2010
3:00 pm
There is no way in hades that we have a winning record with this team. Our running backs are too soft and slow. Our QB is smaller than most Class A high school QB’s and has a girl’s arm. But most of all we have no receiver that can catch and the worst defense in the country. How can any of you expect us to win more than 2 games this year?
BUZZ&CUZZ SAWYA
August 3rd, 2010
3:05 pm
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BUZZ&CUZZ SAWYA
August 3rd, 2010
3:21 pm
You Dawg fans are pathetic right along with your CMR, really think this team is gonna kick some butt with these QB’S . We must say as long as the Gators, War Eagles(Tigers) are on your schedule you can forget an SEC CHAMPIONSHIP or BCS BOWL, even the Razorbacks and KENTUCKY are gonna kick your hung over smelly butts. We haven’t forgotten about the #*! whipping our JACKETS are put on you in DRUNKVILLE, GA. in NOV. there’s gonna be dog poop, teeth,paws, broken beer bottles, and Battery charges all over ATHENS this season .” Hunker down hairless dawg”! THWG
Lost dog
August 3rd, 2010
4:12 pm
How could anyone possibly expect a player to stay for his senior year when NFL money is right in their face. Stafford would have been an idiot to stay at UGA for his final year. A lot of things could have happened, but mostly for Stafford, they would have been all bad! He made the right decision.
The U's last Heisman QB was??
August 3rd, 2010
4:35 pm
Miami’s last QB to win the Heisman was ? I do not recall his name. He was about 6′. Correct?
Can someone out in blog land answer this question? The guy was or is a ESPN sports caster now, I think.
I am only asking this because we all know that Aaron Murray is not 6′ 2″ and great college players do develop when they do not fit the so called mold. Doug Flutie also comes to mind, although he was only about 5′9″. He is legendary.
Go Dogs.
To: Bulldog MBA
August 3rd, 2010
4:38 pm
What does your MBA stand for? More Books Already? AAAAAAHAHAHAHA
I love my party school. I also partied at UGA and am now retired and I play golf and I still party and I am only 61.
Go Dogs.
Florida will always face a team with 12 D players
August 3rd, 2010
4:43 pm
U of Florida this year will always have to face a team that has 12 players. yes, 12.
The 12th position is Ocala Rehab,Inc. CUM knows that they left the light on for him.
Go Tigers
Ghost of Joe T III
August 3rd, 2010
5:50 pm
I remember hearing the same thing about Stafford his freshman year. After Joe T sucked it up the first few games, it was the Stafford and Cox show. What was UGA’s record that season?
MVP
August 3rd, 2010
5:53 pm
CHOKE !! THE OFFICAL DRINK OF THE GEORGIA BULLDAWGS !!
Play On
August 3rd, 2010
6:23 pm
Even though murray is short, he’s got a rocket arm, a huge oline and top RBs behind him. With all those weapons and AJ Green, the Dawg O will be unstoppable. Dawgs upset florida and win the East!!!!
Gator Man!
August 3rd, 2010
6:48 pm
I am a midget and my name is Murray. I will suck like the entire team and will get hurt and then what? UGA suxs as always. After this year, it will be 19 of 22 losses for your overated and sorry team. At least, you could hire an AD that doesn’t drive around with some ugly azz woman and have her panties between his legs. Looking forward to another azz kickin in Jax. Later! Chomp Chomp Chomp, Romp Romp Romp!
Gator Man!
August 3rd, 2010
6:49 pm
Win the East! Give me some of what your smoking! UGA loses to SC, AUB, UF and probably Arkansas, as the QB will slam the Mallet. You better worry about Idaho State. I hear they are pretty dang good. LMFAO! get a life! Win the east………….hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Darma:
August 3rd, 2010
6:50 pm
Please give me back my nasty red panties………………please!
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August 3rd, 2010
7:51 pm
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