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Georgia picked second in East, places 9 on All-SEC teams

9:20 am July 22, 2011, by Chip Towers

Hoover, Ala. — Sportswriters covering the SEC picked Georgia to finish second in the SEC’s Eastern Division and selected nine Bulldogs for the all-conference team.

Six Georgia players were named first-team All-SEC, including sophomore quaterback Aaron Murray, junior tight end Orson Charles, senior offensive tackle Cordy Glenn, senior place-kicker Blair Walsh, senior punter Drew Butler and senior kick returner Brandon Boykin. Senior center Ben Jones. senior defensive end DeAngelo Tyson and Boykin were named to the second team.

Alabama was picked to win the league, getting 98 points to finish ahead of LSU (29), Arkansas (18), South Carolina (14), Georgia (4), Florida (2) and Ole Miss (2).

The Gamecocks received 114 votes to win the East while Georgia had the second-most with 38. Florida got 12 votes.

Alabama was the West selection 111-30 over LSU. Arkansas was picked by 23 writers.

Take these results with a grain of salt. The sportswriters have picked the winner correctly just four times since SEC expansion in 1992.

This fact does not seem to have escaped Alabama coach Nick Saban.

“Well, it means nothing bascially,” Saban said of his team being the overwhleming favorite win the league. “We have a lot of challenges to face. We’re just interested in playing to our capabilities. I’m not a prognosticator. I can’t do that. I don’t understand how y’all do it.”

The whole team:

2011 SEC Media Days Pre-Season All-SEC Team
(167 total votes/ * – tie for last or only spot on unit)

OFFENSE
First-Team Offense
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
TE Orson Charles, Georgia (71)
 6-3
 241 Jr. Tampa, Fla.
OL Barrett Jones, Alabama (148)
 6-5
 311 Jr. Memphis, Tenn.
OL Bradley Sowell, Ole Miss (72)
 6-7
 315 Sr. Hernando, Miss.
OL Cordy Glenn, Georgia (71)
 6-5
 348 Sr. Riverdale, Ga.
*OL Larry Warford, Kentucky (55)
 6-3
 340 Jr. Richmond, Ky.
*OL Brandon Mosley, Auburn (55)
 6-6
 306 Sr. Jefferson, Ga.
C William Vlachos, Alabama (97)
 6-1
 294 Sr. Mountain Brook, Ala.
WR Greg Childs, Arkansas (103)
 6-3
 217 Sr. Warren, Ark.
WR Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina (152)
 6-4
 233 Jr. St. Matthews, S.C.
QB Aaron Murray, Georgia (117)
 6-1
 211 So. Tampa, Fla.
RB Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina (130)
 6-0
 231 So. Duncan, S.C.
RB Trent Richardson, Alabama (119)
 5-11
 224 Jr. Pensacola, Fla.
Second-Team Offense
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
TE Phillip Lutzenkirchen, Auburn (57)
 6-4
 253 Jr. Marietta, Ga.
OL D.J. Fluker, Alabama (52)
 6-6
 335 So. Foley, Ala.
OL Alex Hurst, LSU (33)
 6-6
 329 Jr. Bartlett, Tenn.
OL Bobby Massie, Ole Miss (30)
 6-6
 325 Jr. Lynchburg, Va.
OL Chance Warmack, Alabama (24)
 6-3
 320 Jr. Atlanta, Ga.
C Ben Jones, Georgia (45)
 6-3
 316 Sr. Centreville, Ala.
WR Marquis Maze, Alabama (22)
 5-10
 180 Sr. Birmingham, Ala.
WR Joe Adams, Arkansas (17)
 5-11
 190 Sr. Little Rock, Ark.
QB Stephen Garcia, South Carolina (23)
 6-2
 230 Sr. Lutz, Fla.
RB Knile Davis, Arkansas (50)
 6-0
 230 Jr. Missouri City, Texas
RB Michael Dyer, Auburn (23)
 5-9
 206 So. Little Rock, Ark.
Third-Team Offense
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
*TE Michael Williams, Alabama (12)
 6-6
 269 Jr. Reform, Ala.
*TE Brandon Barden, Vanderbilt (12)
 6-5
 245 Sr. Lincolnton, Ga.
OL Grant Cook, Arkansas (21)
 6-4
 318 Sr. Jonesboro, Ark.
OL Kyle Nunn, South Carolina (21)
 6-5
 296 Sr. Sumter, S.C.
OL Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina (18)
 6-4
 334 Sr. Fairburn, Ga.
*OL Alvin Bailey, Arkansas (14)
 6-5
 319 So. Broken Arrow, Okla.
*OL Addison Lawrence, Mississippi State (14)
 6-4
 300 Sr. Coldwater, Miss.
*OL Gabe Jackson, Mississippi State (14)
 6-4
 320 So. Liberty, Miss.
C Travis Swanson, Arkansas (9)
 6-5
 305 So. Kingwood, Texas
WR Jarious Wright, Arkansas (8)
 5-10
 180 Sr. Warren, Ark.
WR Emory Blake, Auburn (7)
 6-1
 197 Jr. Austin, Texas
QB Jordan Jefferson, LSU (12)
 6-5
 224 Sr. St. Rose, La.
RB Brandon Bolden, Ole Miss (5)
 5-11
 221 Sr. Baton Rouge, La.
RB Tauren Poole, Tennessee (3)
 5-10
 215 Sr. Toccoa, Ga.
DEFENSE
First-Team Defense
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
DL Jake Bequette, Arkansas (100)
 6-5
 271 Sr. Little Rock, Ark.
DL Josh Chapman, Alabama (85)
 6-1
 310 Sr. Hoover, Ala.
DL Kentrell Lockett, Ole Miss (69)
 6-5
 248 Sr. Hahnville, La.
DL Malik Jackson, Tennessee (63)
 6-5
 270 Sr. Northridge, Calif.
LB Dont’a Hightower, Alabama (144)
 6-4
 260 Jr. Lewisburg, Tenn.
LB Courtney Upshaw, Alabama (82)
 6-2
 265 Sr. Eufala, Ala.
LB Danny Trevathan, Kentucky (69)
 6-1
 230 Sr. Leesburg, Fla.
DB Mark Barron, Alabama (140)
 6-2
 218 Sr. Mobile, Ala.
DB Robert Lester, Alabama (79)
 6-2
 210 Jr. Foley, Ala.
DB Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina (64)
 6-1
 194 Jr. Rock Hill, S.C.
DB Morris Claiborne, LSU (163)
 6-0
 177 Jr. Shreveport, La.
Second-Team Defense
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
DL Devin Taylor, South Carolina (56)
 6-7
 248 Jr. Beaufort, S.C.
DL Nosa Eguae, Auburn (37)
 6-2
 261 So. Mansfield, Texas
DL DeAngelo Tyson, Georgia (30)
 6-2
 306 Sr. Statesboro, Ga.
*DL Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State (26)
 6-4
 295 Jr. Yazoo City, Miss.
*DL Travian Robertson, South Carolina (26)
 6-4
 298 Sr. Laurinburg, N.C.
LB Chris Marve, Vanderbilt (61)
 6-0
 235 Sr. Memphis, Tenn.
LB Jerry Franklin, Arkansas (35)
 6-1
 245 Sr. Marion, Ark.
LB Ryan Baker, LSU (22)
 6-0
 227 Sr. Grand Ridge, Fla.
DB Dre’ Kirkpatrick, Alabama (50)
 6-3
 192 Jr. Gadsden, Ala.
DB Brandon Boykin, Georgia (43)
 5-10
 183 Sr. Fayetteville, Ga.
DB Janzen Jackson, Tennessee (34)
 6-0
 187 Jr. Lake Charles, La.
DB Neiko Thorpe, Auburn (31)
 6-2
 185 Sr. Tucker, Ga.
Third-Team Defense
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
DL Melvin Ingram, South Carolina (21)
 6-2
 271 Sr. Hamlet, N.C.
DL Barkevious Mingo, LSU (21)
 6-5
 240 So. West Monroe, La.
DL Sam Montgomery, LSU (20)
 6-4
 250 So. Greenwood, S.C.
*DL Tenarius Wright, Arkansas (15)
 6-2
 252 Jr. Memphis, Tenn.
*DL Dominique Easley, Florida (15)
 6-1
 285 So. Staten Island, N.Y.
LB Shaq Wilson, South Carolina (18)
 5-11
 233 Jr. Jacksonville, Fla.
LB C.J. Mosley, Alabama (17)
 6-2
 234 So. Theodore, Ala.
*LB Jon Bostic (12)
 6-1
 238 Jr. Wellington, Fla.
*LB Jerico Nelson, Arkansas (12)
 5-10
 216 Sr. Destrehan, La.
DB Casey Hayward, Vanderbilt (18)
 5-11
 188 Sr. Perry, Ga.
DB T’Sharvan Bell, Auburn (18)
 6-0
 180 Jr. Kissimmee, Fla.
DB Tyrann Mathieu, LSU (17)
 5-9
 180 Sr. New Orleans, La.
DB Tramain Thomas, Arkansas (16)
 6-0
 198 Sr. Winnie, Texas
SPECIALISTS
First-Team Specialists
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
PK Blair Walsh, Georgia (110)
 5-10
 192 Sr. Boca Raton, Fla.
P Drew Butler, Georgia (118)
 6-2
 214 Sr. Duluth, Ga.
RS Brandon Boykin, Georgia (53)
 5-10
 183 Sr. Fayetteville, Ga.
AP Trent Richardson, Alabama (71)
 5-11
 224 Jr. Pensacola, Fla.
Second-Team Specialists
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
PK Caleb Stugis, Floirda (24)
 5-10
 192 Jr. St. Augustine, Fla.
P Tyler Campbell, Ole Miss (21)
 6-2
 227 Jr. Little Rock, Ark.
RS Onterrio McCalebb, Auburn (29)
 5-10
 170 Jr. Fort Meade, Fla.
AP Joe Adams, Arkansas (42)
 5-11
 190 Sr. Little Rock, Ark.
Third-Team Specialists
Position Name, Team Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
*PK Zach Hocker, Arkansas (10)
 6-0
 180 So. Russellville, Ark.
*PK Bryon Rose, Ole Miss (10)
 5-11
 197 Jr. Raleigh, N.C.
P Ryan Tydlacka, Kentucky (13)
 6-1
 185 Sr. Louisville, Ky.
RS Marquis Maze, Alabama (28)
 5-10
 180 Sr. Birmingham, Ala.
AP Trey Burton, Florida (22)
 6-2
 222 So. Venice, Fla.
SEC Predicted Order of Finish
SEC CHAMPION – Alabama (98), LSU (29), Arkansas (18), South Carolina (14), Georgia (4), Florida (2), Ole Miss (2)
Eastern Division (First Place Votes) Team Points
1. South Carolina (114)
 931
2. Georgia (38)
 794
3. Florida (12)
 731
4. Tennessee (2)
 496
5. Kentucky (1)
 340
6. Vanderbilt
 215
Western Division (First Place Votes)
 Team Points
1. Alabama (111)
 925
2. LSU (30)
 790
3. Arkansas (23)
 717
4. Mississippi State (1)
 455
5. Auburn
 406
6. Ole Miss (2)
 214
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212 comments Add your comment

HD27

July 22nd, 2011
2:27 pm

@ Logical US

Alright I get it. I’m talking “gibberish” and I can’t back what I’m saying. Basically my opinion doesn’t matter. I can accept that. Well I’ll let the 167 voters of the All- SEC team speak. And both UGA and S Car have 9 players on the all SEC team. Garcia shouldn’t be on there, because we know Spurrier will bench him, but that’s my opinion. So much for 9-5 and returning a boat load of starters.

Stinger2

July 22nd, 2011
2:27 pm

Mark Bradley knows!! He picked UGA to win the East. Now I realize that some UGA fans say this is the kiss of death.
However, this year the law of averages will kick in and Mark will be correct given that he has been wrong so many times predicting pre-season SEC champs.

WDE

July 22nd, 2011
2:30 pm

@tide roll you still finished 4th in the West….really it was NOT a bad dream it was the beginning of the SLIDE..

HD27

July 22nd, 2011
2:32 pm

@ Tide Roll,

Taken out of context! Richt was interviewed by BEN JONES, nevertheless Ben Jones has been a great asset for us and is a four year starter. Looking for some of these freshman to come in and do as he did, but we’ll see.

Bulldog59

July 22nd, 2011
2:33 pm

Have to agree with the polls here.

SC is the team to beat in the East. Let’s see if Lattimore can follow-up his awesome freshman performance. Their added challenge is a tough western conference schedule (Auburn, Miss. State, Arkansas.)

Georgia has a shot but also has obvious, and long discussed, thin/questionable areas. They need to prove they can put it all together and get back on top.

Don’t count Florida out, but they are a bit of a long shot. (1) Brantley has to do better under the Weis pro-style attack than he did with the recently departed spread offense. (2) If Rivals depth chart is correct, Florida is very young on both OL and DL. (3) Florida is hurt by this year’s western conference rotation. They play Alabama, LSU, and Auburn in 2011. Very tough schedule.

The West is probably, plain and simple, a two team race, with Alabama winning.

Beast from the East

July 22nd, 2011
2:34 pm

None of it really matters until they play the games. I don’t think either Auburn or SC were picked to win the divisions last year were they? 3 teams have a legit shot in the East (SC, UGA, UF) and 3 teams in the West (UA, LSU, Arky).
Who knows, it could be MSU and UT in Atlanta?

LHarding Dawg

July 22nd, 2011
2:35 pm

The truth “Tide Roll” is that you are a moron and can’t except that fact. A fat AXX like you going after a kid like Ben. I guess that makes you a real touth guy behind your keyboard.

HD27

July 22nd, 2011
2:36 pm

The west is anything but a two team race! Ark, LSU, Miss. State (may not win but they will play a huge role in who will, should win 8 or 9 games next year)

npgator

July 22nd, 2011
2:53 pm

All this preseason ALL SEC is nothing more than noise in the system. Florida will win the SEC East – book it!

@tide (t)roll

July 22nd, 2011
3:18 pm

tide (t)roll ever the race baiter conveniently ignores that three of the five 1st Team All-SEC offensive line players are white and 2 of them play for Alabama and the other for Auburn (a GA kid no less). The other two 1st team kids are black and guess who one of them is????? Cordy Glenn, a four year starter who was recruited by the Klansmen Richt and Bobo.

Once again tide (t)roll is exposed as total racist who obsesses over the recruiting practices of a team that he does not follow. What a complete and utter loser.

edumacated

July 22nd, 2011
3:24 pm

@ East Repeat,

I can remember some close UGA – USC games. I can even remember UGA handing you guys some beat downs ( remember when Robert Edwards ran wild on you in Columbia, Har Har). The only thing I can’t remember is the last time USC gave Georgia a beatdown. How long ago was that? Wake up dude. Spurrier is one or two years away from retirement. There are many good reasons why your team resides in the cellar most years. Enjoy your time in the sun.

tide roll

July 22nd, 2011
3:26 pm

If Ben Jones wins the Remington award, I’ll ride around Buckhead drunk, with a pair a red panties in my lap. Oh wait, that’s already been done

tide roll

July 22nd, 2011
3:29 pm

What a program. How do all these self-important Uga officials keep a straight face? Everybody else is laughing their ass off.

@tide (t)roll

July 22nd, 2011
3:32 pm

tide (t)roll, what a loser. He professes to have a clue about recruiting, but is really just a racist loser. Everbody else is laughin their ass off — at him.

Tampa Gator

July 22nd, 2011
3:33 pm

Only one Gator (No, two)…….Dominquie Easley (and you will probably move him to first team by the end of the year). Jaye Howard should have been on one of those teams for sure….except he played injured the last part of the year. When he played and was not injured….he was one of the best DL in the conference. Also…..Caleb Stugis is on the second team as the PK….they just did not put Florida by his name.

Most of Florida’s talent is emerging…therefore, no presence on pre-seaon teams:

SEC stars in the making this year:
DEFENSE
Ronald Powell, DE/Hybrid OLB, Soph.
Domingue Easley – DL, Soph
Sharieff Floyd – DL, Soph
Jelani Jenkins – OLB, Soph
Gideon Ajabe – OLB, RSFr.
Cody Riggs – CB, Soph.
Matt Elam, SS, Soph.
OFFENSE
Mack Brown, RB, RSFr.
Jon Harrison, C, Soph.
Matt Patchan, OT, RS
Clay Burton, FB, Soph.
Quintin Dunbar, WR, RSFr.
Andre Debose, WR, RS Soph.

Plus…some very talented Jrs in:
Jon Halapio – OG, Jr.
Xavier Nixon, OT, Jr.
Frankie Hammond – WR, Jr.
Omaris Hines – WR, Jr.

And some seniors who I think are gong to have a break out season:

Jaye Howard – DE/DT, Sr.
Deonte Thompson – WR, Sr.

Florida recruiting class was also a good one this year…..and Muschamp is putting together a top 5 (maybe #1) class this year…..which will probably grow tonight after Friday Night Lights is over (over 100 of the top recruits in the nation showing their stuff in THE SWAMP tonight with blaring music, national championship trophies exhibited, Heisman Award winners talking, Pro football coaches from all over watching, Charlie Weis wearing four Super Bowl rings, Muschamp getting them pumped all up for the Gators……’

Yep…you guys keep on thinking Florida is headed back to the 70’s and 80’s when Georgia used to beat Florida….KEEP THE DREAM ALIVE.

You guys keep on putting Florida down….we love it….so do the very talented, young players on the Florida Gator team. Florida….although very young….is obsolutely loaded with talent…’

So much depends on the play of one person……John Brantley…..if he can live up to 75% of his potential this year….the Gators will win the East. If he plays like last year…..the Gators will lose 4 to 6 games.

We Gator fans feel good about our team…but the thought of John Brantley leading it….scares us to death. We are just all looking forward to what Weis can do with him……or that Jeff Driskell steps up.
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Nothing Could Be Finer

July 22nd, 2011
3:37 pm

The runt of the dog litter, Brandon Boyken, at 5-foot-10 will be no match for 6-foot-4 Alshon Jeffery.

Jacob

July 22nd, 2011
3:38 pm

Sweet………. You know what this means?????

That Boise State would be picked to win the East if they were in it, and of course Boise would destroy whatever West chump = Boise State owns the SEC.

Tampa Gator

July 22nd, 2011
3:38 pm

Bulldog59….

Good post about the Gators……as I posted yesterday…..the game against Bama in THE SWAMP is huge for the Gators…..believe it or not….Georgia fans….Bama is a bigger game now for Florida than the Georgia game. We just don’t play them every year….unless we go to the SEC title game….which has happended a few times lately….if you haven’t noticed.

BILLY JACK

July 22nd, 2011
3:39 pm

Tide Roll you must be the most ignorant bama fan since that guy that killed all those trees at Auburn listen up nobody at Georgia cares what you think about offensive lineman.You clearly have some wierd agenda going on and we probably have the best center and tackle in the country with Jones and Glenn.We also have the best lineman in the country commited to UGA for next year.Give your offensive line theories a rest cause nobody gives a crap.

Gatormeat

July 22nd, 2011
3:46 pm

Get real dogs, you will start the year with blowout losses to Boise and Carolina, and we all know what is going to happen in Jacksonville. Losses to Tenn and Auburn are certain also and it is not hard to see the dogs losing a couple between Ken, Tech, and Miss State, so I would say 5-7 at best. See you in Jacksonville for your annual beating, again.

Mike

July 22nd, 2011
4:06 pm

Opinions are like you-know-what – everyone has one. It was nice though to see finish over Florida and to have several on first team. Otherwise, this means nothing.

BILLY JACK

July 22nd, 2011
4:08 pm

Gatormeat I will make you a bet if South Carolina blows us out in Athens I will give you my house.

ATLBAMAFAN

July 22nd, 2011
5:02 pm

The SEC East race is going to be interesting to watch. I’d probably put UGA @3,mostly because of depth. Too many injuries will kill them this year; but, Aaron Murray is going to be good. I don’t know if SC can repeat, but they appear to have the most talent coming back. Florida was a disaster last year (was it Tebow or Meyer that one those championships?) and they have a new coach, which is always dicey. UT is a true wild card. The fact that no one is even talking about them is a little scary. I’d probably go 1.SC, 2. FL, 3. GA, 4.UT, 5. KY, 6. Vandy. For the West, 1. Bama (big suprise right), 2. LSU, 3. Auburn, 4. Ark, 5. MSU, 6. Ole Miss.

WDE

July 22nd, 2011
5:37 pm

@Tampa Gator always enjoy your posts and passion for your team TG, you bring like it should be…I hope we make you cry after Jaxs this year but I don’t predict it till we beat you guys a couple of times in a row you have bragging rights. And as far as Bama being a bigger game after the way they steam rolled you last year I would hope so. I expect the Gators to wreak a little vengeance this year.

sunny purdue

July 22nd, 2011
5:49 pm

Duh, JAWGA is always picked second except the year they were voted number 1 by the dumba** sportswriters

RedandBlackDAWG

July 22nd, 2011
6:02 pm

Tide Roll,

You have a real fetish about red panties don’t you? I bet your mommy catches you in the closet all the time smelling her panties, you got from the laundry basket, and it is something you just can’t resist. They have help for that in civilized states, so perhaps you should seek it. What a dork, LOL.

Nub

July 22nd, 2011
6:14 pm

2nd in the east means the moving companies in Athens will be busy 1st qtr of 2012…. Losing two years in a row to the poultry spells DOOM !!!!

Proud-Dawg

July 22nd, 2011
6:45 pm

All of this bickering, but everyone needs to realize these are preseason polls. Some of you are simply pathetic

Tampa Gator

July 22nd, 2011
7:45 pm

WDE………

I am amazed at the amount of passion both Gator and Bama fans have about the game…when Florida and Bama play. And the game is about as intense as it can be. Florida was really down last year…..and the coach did not coach much. The Gators paid for that. The Gators will be much better this year….and so will the game in Gainesville with the Tide. I am predicting and unset…..for no other reason than I am a loyal Gator fan….all heart…..no brains.

As far as the Georgia game…..I think this year’s game will bring back some of that old feeling because I think the game this year will have a lot of meaning for both teams. Go Gators.

Tampa Gator

July 22nd, 2011
7:47 pm

That last sentence in the first paragraph needs some alteration……

for no other reason than I am a loyal Gator fan…..all hear….no brains being used with the prediction….because I know how loaded, talented, and well-coached Bama is this year. I think they are the team to beat in the SEC….not LSU.

Tampa Gator

July 22nd, 2011
7:48 pm

That last sentence in the first paragraph in my last post needs some revision…..so as to communicate my true thoughts.

…..for no other reason than I am a loyal Gator fan…..all heart…..no brains being used with that prediction (Bama might have the best team in the country this year).

Delbert D.

July 22nd, 2011
8:38 pm

I long to return to the days when punters and kickers were football players. Some of the guys you see out there (pro and college) look like they came from the ballet.

wreckmaniac

July 22nd, 2011
9:21 pm

I think SEC Media days should last a month next year. The cheerleading coaches could be interviewed, the guys who sell concessions could tell whats new on their menus, we could interview the stadium groundskeepers and do a lot of other interesting stuff. Maybe tickets could be sold and fans could bring their RVs and camp out. There could be a day or two devoted to “great plays in SEC history”. This is an event dying for a good PR agency. AJC should set aside a complete section next year for SEC media days. Maybe politicians could stop by for photo ops with the coaches. Lets start thinking here.

DOGGIE IN NC

July 22nd, 2011
10:13 pm

GameChickens not gonna run up the middle on us like they did last year – gonna force Boozer Man to try and beat us with his arm. Mistakes will kill him due to pressure off the ends. I still expect a close game, with lots of slobberknocking going on. Can’t count Florida out – past great recruiting years should have some boys becoming men, much like Georgia, but they have some toughies to play from the West. Doggies may be able to win it with two conference losses this year, but not both to South Crackalackie & the Swamp Lizzards. GO DOGGIES!

East Repeat

July 22nd, 2011
10:27 pm

SC beat down of UGA happened, now let me think… oh yea, 2011. UGA will be better in the second half of season, you know, after the “change”. Teams usually respond to a fire breathing interim coach

GO DAWGS

July 23rd, 2011
12:29 am

wreckmaniac,
aaron murray was a freshman all american last year which means he was the best freshman qb in the country. pretty sure that means he could start on 90 percent of d1 teams. i bet every sec team would rather have him than their current guy. also, garcia is def not strides ahead of him consiering aaron had much better stats and it also helps that aaron hasnt had 5 suspensions. youre dumb

T Funk1

July 23rd, 2011
1:22 am

Isaiah “The Funk” Crowell will do great things at UGA. Go Dogs!!

Bolloxed

July 23rd, 2011
1:30 am

I love how dog fans say how they will beat SC and give their excuses why but when someone uses the same excuse why they will lose to UF, it’s not fair!! LOL Luckily I am friends with ga fans who aren’t idiots and realize this season will not be 10-2 and more like 7-5. Those realists are usually real mutts!

Bolloxed

July 23rd, 2011
1:32 am

My predictions
Lose to Sc
Lost to Miss st
Lost to Tenn
Lost to Ken
Lose to Gt
Sorry but that gt coach wants revenge and i think they have a dam good year.

Bolloxed

July 23rd, 2011
1:33 am

You do finally get the florida hex off your back tho. :)

R U kidding?

July 23rd, 2011
1:36 am

Just heard a report on espn that said ohio state will not receive much punishment if any compared to what they self did. This is a joke. GT had 1 player who may have screwed up. THis team has like 20. Probably 30. Man I will make it a goal this year to give every damn osu player a benefit. I live in Ohio and am a Tenn fan. Even if it’s a damn snickers bar.

R U kidding?

July 23rd, 2011
2:24 am

Who cares about the economy and the debt which obuma increased to 14 trillion from 10 in 2008!! We got uga football coming!! Who cares about that debt. I gotta get by tickets! Get ready for $10 beer and $7 cokes people and $150 tickets. Good luck with that. You voted this idiot in

Dawg Eon

July 23rd, 2011
3:11 am

Ga’s loaded on offense and defense and florida doesn’t even have 1 player on the first thee all SEC teams! Ga beats fla easy this year–take it to the bank!!! Ga wins the sec east with a huge upset over south carolina in athens.

RedandBlackDAWG

July 23rd, 2011
3:24 am

R U kidding,

My friend you need to lay off the hootch, on these late night blog comments. Not that the presidential election has anything to do with UGA playing or where they end up in the SEC East this year, but I believe Georgia voted and ended up a red state, and Ohio, ended up a blue state in the last elections. You need to stay on topic a little bit on these blogs. Doesn’t Tenn. have a blog for you?

Sam

July 23rd, 2011
6:00 am

It does not bode well that UGA has 0 players on the 1st team defense.

East Repeat

July 23rd, 2011
6:32 am

Dawg Eon- Your post says it all about the actual and perceived condition of the UGA football program, “GA wins east with a huge UPSET over south carolina in Athens”. Says it all- UGA beating SC in Athens would be considered an UPSET. We have arrived and UGA is sliding, sliding, sliding

LakeDawg

July 23rd, 2011
6:40 am

I can’t wait to get my new NIKE BULLDAWG T-shirt and hat! When do they come out?!

Tampa Gator

July 23rd, 2011
8:51 am

Dawg Eon…..

I guess DT Dominque Easley, LB Jon Bositc, and PK Caleb Sturgis don’t count at being on any of the three teams….even though they play for the Florida Gators. .

RedandBlackDAWG

July 23rd, 2011
8:55 am

One SEC east title in how many years and you have arrived? You will have arrived when you win the SEC all together, and compete for a national championship. The SEC East title doesn’t insure you are ready for or have hit the big stage. It is just one step in a long process. When you finish in the top ten, have been in the running for the conference championship, and are talked about seriously by the national media, not S C fans or what ever media they have. S C has simply started walking around the door right now at best. Go 11-1 and beat the west side gang members consistently to win the SEC, and then talk the talk. The SEC has indeed been the premier conference for the last five years, but S C, and the DAWGS have got a way to go to be back in the picture for sure. You might be a favorite right now to win the east and beat UGA, but as of right now, your record is 0-0, the same as everybody else in the conference, so you might want to hold off on the invitations to the NC or BCS championship game for a little bit.

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July 23rd, 2011
8:56 am

You can have this Nike crap!

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