UPDATED: Georgia manhandled in its own backyard by No. 5 Boise State
The question for the Georgia Bulldogs was whether last year’s losing season was a trend or an aberration. While there’s much football still to be played, they could not have liked the answers they got Saturday night.
Facing No. 5-ranked Boise State in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game at the Georgia Dome in a game they hoped would return them to national relevance, the 19th-ranked Bulldogs instead were manhandled by their visitors from the Mountain West Conference 35-21 before a partisan crowd of 73,614.
“Boise State just beat us tonight,” Georgia coach Mark Richt said. “They were better than we were and my hat’s off to them. Our players understand that and our players understand that we’ve got to get a lot done before we play next week and open Southeastern Conference play. We’ve got a lot of work to do. We know that everybody’s 0-0 in league play. Our goal is to win the Eastern Division and that’s not changing. So we have to get ready for that.”
It was the Broncos’ first win in history over an SEC team. They were 0-4 previously. But the former WAC member has won its last five against BCS schools.
“It means a lot to us,” said Boise State’s Chris Petersen, who improved to 62-5 as the Broncos’ head coach. “We have tremendous respect for the conference and for UGA. Last time we were down here it wasn’t even a game.”
The Broncos lost 48-13 to Georgia at Sanford Stadium in 2005.
It was Georgia’s ninth loss in its last 11 tries against Top 10 opponents.
While there certainly was no shame in losing to team ranked among the five best teams in America, the fact that it was the Bulldogs’ were coming off a losing season and have been trending downward was more problematic. It was Georgia’s 13th loss in its last 27 games under Richt. No. 12 and SEC East favorite South Carolina comes to Athens next week.
“I don’t think there’s any deflation,” said Georgia cornerback Brandon Boykin, who stood up and addressed the team after the game. “We were competitive. We know we’re a good team and we know we can bounce back from this adversity. Boise State is not just a good team. They’re a great team and they deserved to win that game. But SEC starts next week and we know what we’ve got to correct.”
In the end, Georgia just didn’t have an answer for Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore. The Heisman Trophy candidate, who is on pace to become the winningest quarterback in college football history, proved unstoppable for the last two and a half quarters of play. He finished with 261 yards and three touchdowns on 28-of-34 passing and was never sacked.
“He’s a very good player so he knows where to go with the ball and when to go there,” Richt said. “They protected him well, too. He rarely got knocked down. . . . We didn’t get enough pressure on him.”
Twenty-one of Boise’s points came in a 12-minute stretch that started with 48 seconds left in the second quarter and ended with the Broncos ahead 28-7 with three minutes remaining in the third.
Conversely, Georgia was not at all sharp on offense. The Bulldogs tried to execute a newly-implemented, no-huddle offense and struggled to make sight adjustments from the press box. They committed three penalties on their first offensive possession and never seemed to get into sync.
Quarterback Aaron Murray was 16-of-29 passing for 236 yards and two touchdowns. Tight end Orson Charles led the Bulldogs with six catches for 106 yards and a touchdown. True freshman wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell, who started the game at flanker, caught a 51 yard TD pass and finsihed with three for 64 yards.
But the much anticipated debut of tailback Isaiah Crowell was anticlimatic from the beginning. He didn’t start the game — junior Richard Samuel did — and found little to no running room behind Georgia’s porous offensive line. Crowell ended up with 63 yards on 15 carries.
“It was tough, it was tough,” Crowell said. “They really ran to the ball well. But it’ll be all right. It was a good experience for all of us. . . . I was real hyped seeing all the fans and support.”
Because Georgia had elected to receive after winning the pregame coin toss, Boise State got the ball to start the second half. And the Broncos knew what to do with it.
They came flying down the field in a hurry-up offense that left the Bulldogs huffing and puffing. Boise negotiated 76 yards in just seven plays when running back Doug Martin scored on a toss-sweep around left end. The drive consumed less than four minutes.
Georgia had a chance to answer, gaining a first down at the Boise 28 on the ensuing possession. But a false-start penalty, followed by a short run, followed by a dropped pass by Tavarres King and sack of Murray left the Bulldogs facing fourth-and-18. Then Blair Walsh’s 54-yard field goal attempt was wide left.
A 49-yard punt return set up yet another short scoring drive for the Broncos that put them ahead 28-7 with 3:10 left in the third, and the outcome was essentially settled.
Georgia would give its fans brief hope when a penalty nullified its punt back to Boise. On fourth and two, Murray hit Orson Charles for a 36-yard touchdown that cut the Broncos’ lead in half with more than a minute left in the third quarter.
But then the game disintegrated into a scoring match and the Bulldogs were too far behind to make up enough ground.
Georgia falls to 9-2 in season openers under coach Richt. It also lost to Oklahoma State in 2009.
Georgia uncharacteristically chose to receive the opening kickoff after winning the opening coin toss and proceeded to have a horrible first possession. After Boise’s line-drive kickoff forced Brandon Boykin to take a knee for a touchback, the Bulldogs were flagged for three penalties – two false starts by tackle Justin Anderson and a delay of game on fourth down — and lost a total of 10 yards before having to punt.
Neither team registered a first down through the game’s first four possessions. But the Bulldogs finally registered a big one on the second play of their third offensive possession.
Brandon Boykin, lining up in the slot left, took a handoff on a reverse right and took it 80 yards for the Bulldogs’ first score of the season. It was the first time in Boykin’s Bulldog career that the senior cornerback had ever played on offense.
After exchanging punts again, Boise answered the score. Taking over at their own 42, the Broncos drove the 58 yards in just five plays, scoring on Moore’s 17-yard pass to wide open freshman Matt Miller over the middle. Miller got the start because sophomore Gerald Boldewijn was suspended for the game. The PAT tied the game at 7-7 with 2:55 remaining in the first quarter.
Georgia was in position to re-take the lead when it reached the Boise 26 on the ensuing possession. But on fourth-and-1, Richt decided to go for the first down. But Samuel was stopped for a loss by Shea McClellin on the dive at right tackle. McClellin was unblocked on a missed assignment by tight end Orson Charles.
The teams exchanged turnovers shortly thereafter. Boise had driven to Georgia’s 26 in four plays when Branden Smith intercepted a Kellen Moore pass near the 15-yard line. But Georgia gave it right back.
On third-and-three at its own 25, Murray attempted to go deep to true freshman Malcolm Mitchell down the left sideline. Mitchell was tightly covered by defensive back Jerrell Gavins, who had inside position and intercepted the pass.
This time the Broncos made Georgia pay. They drove 51 yards in seven plays to score on Moore’s 12-yard pass to tight end Kyle Eflaw. The Bulldogs had a busted coverage on the play, with just three defenders trying to cover four receivers on Boise’s right. The score came with just 48 seconds remaining in the half.
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RED DOG 77
September 4th, 2011
1:28 am
Yup, I’ve about given up on Mike Bobo…………But I havn’t given up on coach Mark Richt and “my” Georgia Bulldogs………always supported them, always will………Say what you will, but I’m a BULLDOG who bleeds Red and Black……….I did bleed alot tonight, but somehow, someway, the bleeding will stop………and The University of Georgia football program will once again rise to the top…………Congratulations to Mike Peterson, Kellen Moore, and the Boise State Broncos………..Best Regards to all true members of the BULLDOG NATION,…………RED
BipolarDawg
September 4th, 2011
1:29 am
We lost first game so what? You morons just keep say anything you want, there is still tomorrow and another tomorrow…get it? we are still gonna play S.Carolina next week, we know that you are not Dogs fans so it doesn’t matter at all…even though you think you are fan of dogs but wanna fire this and that Shut up morons! we fall the first time we will get up the second if we fall second time then we will get up the third time….C’mon now.
tug
September 4th, 2011
1:29 am
Why is UGA even wasting time playing Boise in the first game of the season? Is it so everyone knows they suck a week earlier than usual. I say bring back the cupcakes…at least I can get 1 week of pride before the embarrassment of being a Dawg fan seeps in. Now I’ve got another season of garbage to watch…oh well, who cares anyway, it’s UGA football, can’t wait for the NFL…go Falcons.
BipolarDawg
September 4th, 2011
1:31 am
That’s right no matter what I always will support them Go dawgs…
ActuaryDawg
September 4th, 2011
1:31 am
And if we fall the third time, we will fall four, five, maybe seven times. Welcome to medicrity. I for one, say that true UGA fans aren’t willing to accept this $7it.
all_ears
September 4th, 2011
1:31 am
Top Recruit makes an interesting point. It did seem the UGA players with dreads were losing their hats on a regular basis for whatever reason. I saw a Boise helmet on the ground a time or two, but most of the fly offs were from players with dreadlocks. Somebody needs to get a research team to Jamaica and conduct a study right away. I’m sure a government grant to do so would be very easy to acquire and we could count them as jobs saved or created.
A Hokie Not from Muscokie!
September 4th, 2011
1:32 am
Beep! Beep! Beep! What’s that sound? Coach Richt backing a U-Haul van up his driveway getting ready for moving day. And to add insult to injury, the costume designers from the 1975 movie Rollerball called. They want their share of royalties from the design that UGA & Nike ripped off.
7576DAWG
September 4th, 2011
1:33 am
Three glaring things that Bobo just want learn. Our OL is not good enough to run up the middle. If we run It’s got to be around the end or half way down the line. Secondly, Murray was 2 for 13 on 3rd down conversions.Totally unacceptable. And the third thing Moore wore us out with 5 yard slant passes over the middle and then the receiver would get 3 to 5 more yards. Murray has to get 15 to 20 yards or he want throw it. When all you have to do is throw 5 yards the defense doesn’t have time to sack you .That’s why Murray got sacked 6 times tonight. Also , late in the game Murrat could have run for a first down but chose to nearly throw an interception but it was incomplete. Then he did not convert on 4th down and Boise State got the ball. Murray could have kept the possession going if he had run the ball.
I would like to see what LeMay has to offer but CMR would rather lose than be proven wrong about Murray or for that mayyer Bobo.
ActuaryDawg
September 4th, 2011
1:34 am
Mark Richt is so awesome. Even though he loses game after game with NFL level talent. I think we should keep him because once was pretty good about four or five years ago.
Tennessee Dawg 4 Life
September 4th, 2011
1:34 am
FIRE COACH RICHT! HANG BOBO! MURRAY SUCKS! CROWELL IS A BUST! BOY YA’LL ARE SOME REAL FANS. GO SUCK A BOWL FULL OF ROTTEN EGGS! IF I WAS COACH RICHT I WOULD TELL THE NEXT PERSON WHO ASKED ABOUT THE HOT SEAT TO TAKE IT AND STICK IT! JUST GOT BEAT BY A BETTER TEAM BOYS AND THEY DESERVED TO WIN AND WE DID NOT BUT OUR SEASON IS FAR FROM OVER
drew
September 4th, 2011
1:34 am
What everyone here is failing to realize is that there are 4-5 players from Boise’s OL and DL that are going to be drafted into the NFL, two of whom are going to be 1st-round picks.
UGA just lost to a superior team. Period.
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Bull. What I saw as a bunch of slow white boys pound the hell out of a more athletic team that was just overwhelmed by superior coaching.
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Bull. Their lines are equally made up of black and white players. And like I said, there are two first-round picks from those lines.
Headed Back to Boise
September 4th, 2011
1:35 am
UGA,
Well fought battle (so to say) I understand your frustrasions.
What I don’t understand is why the Georgia Tech fans come on and rag you guys. Do you not beat them almost every year?
Looks like they are obsessive stalkers.
Good Luck
drew
September 4th, 2011
1:36 am
@drew, WHAT!!!!!!!!!! They were good but not superior in any way. And like I said. I’t aint the lose. It’s the poor play you goof ball.
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Not superior? More Boise lineman than UGA linemen are getting drafted into the NFL. Two of them are going to be first-round picks, you goofball.
red clay hound
September 4th, 2011
1:36 am
Vince Dooley….you guys all remember him I’m sure. Compared to CMR…Dooley easily rivals the like’s of Lombardi. He had a plan…a simple plan. We’re gonna run the ball and concentrate on the recruiting at OL and RB in particular. Then we’re gonna teach the kids how to tackle and play good college defense. And generally…especially compared to the clowns running the show now…it worked.
dawgs01
September 4th, 2011
1:39 am
the strength program is a joke get some one with some credentials in there that knows the science behind what he is doing. At this level the S&C program is very scientific to get the best results. Just exhausting the players does not mean that got a workout that will produce results on the field. We were tired in the second quarter and we had three or four guys cramp up and boise had none. we got manhandled we looked weak and slow.
tug
September 4th, 2011
1:40 am
Let’s face it….UGA failed in almost every aspect of the game…Defense (both the line and secondary) was bad…Offensive line was horrendous…running game was non-existent (as usual)…Murray was okay…playcalling was simple at best…penalties and game management were unorganized (as usual). It’s clear that organization, management, and coaching is suspect, and I demand more from my school. I mean, the helmets don’t even fit…come on…that’s so bush-league and unprofessional…have some dang pride for UGA. MESSAGE to TEAM… YOU ARE EMBARRASSING US. HAVE SOME DANM PRIDE IN UGA.
ActuaryDawg
September 4th, 2011
1:41 am
I can accept that Boise State is a better team. We lost to a better team. I don’t think Richt should be fired because he lost to a better team. I think Richt should be fired because in 2005 we were the better team and his complacency has led us to be a team that is obviously worse (despite being bigger and faster) than a team from the freaking Mountain West. Also Conference USA if you throw in Central Florida. All of you people that just want to accept Georgia as a medicre program are the sucky fans.
Spread Offense WTF
September 4th, 2011
1:43 am
When did UGA start runing a spread or full time shotgun package. The only time we moved the ball was from the I-formation that we always use.
Guess this is another GIMMEK Year.
ActuaryDawg
September 4th, 2011
1:44 am
The players that sign their names on their letters on intent are the true dawgs. They are committing their futures to our institution. They deserve so much better than the clowns we have running this program now.
Kane337
September 4th, 2011
1:44 am
Boise St has a better football program than Georgia
Ashamed Dawg Fan
September 4th, 2011
1:45 am
One more loss and we start looking for resumes. Period.
ActuaryDawg
September 4th, 2011
1:46 am
Kane337 is absolutely right and that DEFINES why Richt should be fired. There is no excuse to have such a shoddy program with the resources available. He is INCOMPETANT.
Better team won tonight...and Boykins
September 4th, 2011
1:51 am
At least Boykin’s and Peterson each got what they wanted. Boykin’s got his “face” time and Pete got his “team” victory. Everyone wins!!! Keep on Tweeting Brandon…
Message sent Loud and Clear
September 4th, 2011
1:52 am
Top 10 Recruiting class 7 years running.
You FKing Suck Richt. You have recieved all this talent, only toallow them to become worse.
You will be lucky to get 3 star commitments from here out. If I was a 4 or 5 Star I would have to thing long and hard about going to UGA.
Chili Dog
September 4th, 2011
1:53 am
Keep the “4 and 5 star recroots” a cum’n.
Look’n Good!
mike dodo
September 4th, 2011
1:53 am
what if their 2 starters played ? 3rd and 40 lets run and then on 1st down after they get a touchdown punt it
Tony Barnhart
September 4th, 2011
1:55 am
Football is king in the south and we are the best
country a$$ redneck
September 4th, 2011
1:56 am
Let me help you out a little “uga fans suck.” You wrote, “If uga fans woried about ther team more than there uniforms and spell checks then maybe they would be worth something but i guess u cant ask for more from a bunch of country a$$ rednecks lmao”
I think you meant, “If uga fans WORRIED about THEIR team more than THEIR uniforms and spell checks, then maybe they would be worth something. HOWEVER, i guess u cant ask for more from a bunch of country a$$ rednecks lmao.” I capitalized your most egregious mistakes and threw in some punctuation for free. I wrote off the others as either colloquial or the result of you texting too much.
Enjoy middle management, Go Dawgs!
hennessy
September 4th, 2011
1:58 am
I don’t know why we wait until the 4th quarter to throw the ball down the field. The dawgs started playin good on offense in the 4th quarter when the game was already out of reach. Something needs to definitely change because I am tired of having mediocre seasons. Since the bcs started dawg fans have had to sit at home and watch Tennessee, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, and LSU win a bcs national title. And I am sick of sitting at home and watching other SEC teams do what UGA needs to do. Clean house in Athens from the top down. Our boys were sucking wind and cramping in a dome that is 73 degrees. Fire Richet, Bobo, and Granthem, and hire John Gruden. Or dare I say Urban Myer may come out of retirement for the right paycheck. Heck, the head coach that just beat us may come and coach uga for the right price.
Southside Pimp
September 4th, 2011
2:00 am
damn rite hennessy. we shudda won. were da bezt
anthony
September 4th, 2011
2:02 am
It is amazing how many people can use the internet to say bad things about UGA,CMR & staff and anyone else that seems fit to be bitched at. The majority of the haters out here would never say what they feel in person b/c they are usually cowards are have never played adown of football. I do agree UGA needs changes. Unfortunately CMR, should have fired Bobo and hired a offensive genious that could have a whole new set of plays. The 3-4 will never work in college without the right personell. Hire Van Gorder back…. Thy did loose their ofensive line coach and that showed alot tonight. But mostly, the same old thing on offensive, Bobo is predictable and has no imagination, Run the I formation and get 12 yards then never run out of it again. CMR loyalty to Bobo will be one of the reasons he will not be back at UGA. Yes, UGA is a recruiting ground for te NFL and yes we should have a couple of NC since 2001 if we had the right assistent coaches in place. UF, Auburn, LSU, & Alabama have won NC in the past 10 years. How many of their asistant coaches are head coaches now? Louisvile, Miss St. Nebraska and others What I am saying you are what your assistants make you in to. UGA’s assistants are not head coaches in making. Their average and the SEC is not average. If one of your assistants is not getting a Head coaching job are coordinator job within 3 years he is not doing his job….Next weekmis a huge game for the next 5 years at UGA. Stop Garcia, run the ball out of the I formation and put 4 -5 men onthe line to stop Lattimore…. GO Dawgs….
Dont Gag on this one
September 4th, 2011
2:07 am
How did it feel to have a WAC team shove it down your throat tonight?
Dumba$$ Dawg
September 4th, 2011
2:10 am
On behalf of the “student” body of Ugag, I’d like to say thank you for everything. It felt soooooooooooooo good. Ummmmmmmm!.
uga-brave
September 4th, 2011
2:12 am
saw this coming. watched in person agianst UCF. why the suprise?
out coached.
our offrnsive line is almost terrible.
why the shock?
Bluenorange51
September 4th, 2011
2:12 am
First, thanks to UGA for making this game happen. The athletes from UGA kept this game close. Great plays were made by great players. They will be impact players in the sec this year. USC is weak. UGA can win the sec east. If your team can focus on USC – they can win. BSU has a team that can play with anyone. Hopefully, UGA fans will now believe that fact.
GULP
September 4th, 2011
2:24 am
no need to enter my comments here
tom
September 4th, 2011
2:30 am
really dawg fans.. race was an issue from this game.. great class shown by UGA fans… sob sob sob.. we win you lose.. thanks for all the utube posts reminding me of 2005.. I realize that you have some national champs.. but none against BSU and we should have been invited 2 times.. enjoy your glass house.. becuase we are stronger faster and better.. we are new money and you are just old
Steelhorsecowgirl
September 4th, 2011
2:58 am
All the talk ain’t worth a buck~buck~buck! PROOF is in “The Potato’s”…. How’dja like that Rodeo? Shuttin’ down the “dawgs” at Home in the Dome!
SEC BOYZ
September 4th, 2011
5:50 am
Goergia had the entire off- season to prepare for Boise state, no excuse
The coaching staff just doesn’t fit the part.. As a UGA fan we expect greatness
@ we got beat by a better team who kept on attacking.. Ppl don’t think that the Dream Team
Is gonna save a program I mean c’mon b serious they had kellen Moore @ we didnt..
I do agree with u that it’s time overdue for mike bobo @ mark richt, we recruit well but they r
Not getting these players to play at there highest level.. This 1 hurt me as a DAWGS fan..
Crowell looks promising but what hurt me the most is a defense who bigger,stronger,faster
Looked horrible!!!! USC next week it’s not getting any easier for the DAWGS!!!!!!
T2go
September 4th, 2011
6:05 am
Its going to take nothing short of a miracle to turn this team around. I agree with most of the posts. This is just very sad. 4 years ago i was pulling my hair out over lack of effort and organization….and it wasnt because it just started that year. But it became very obvious then.
It took Richt FOREVER to make the change on D with Martinez…he is slow to recognize the problems or too slow to make adjustments or both. I was so frustrated 4 years ago…..now I fear I am falling into complacency. Its almost expected that they will struggle. You really almost have to go back to the season w Shockley to see the last time that these guys were playing Ga. football. Go back and watch some of those games…they seemed faster and they hustled. They could, Shockley esp., scramble and make something outta nothing. They had determination. These players today look lost.
The Defense was the biggest disappointment to me. Watch this game again and notice how many times Ga. players were upright and just looking around. Arm tackling and having to turn around and chase down guys from behind to make the play. NO anticipation. It was as if they were not aware of what was going on around them. As if the game speed was too fast for them. They look top heavy and off balance. So many times did I see our linemen just getting knocked over by these guys. How many good hard hits did we have against these guys? I counted 2! How many times was it the 3rd or 4th player that finally got the ball carrier down? I knew Moore would unload quickly, but only twice did we get ANY pressure on him. And that zone was getting picked apart. It looked all too easy. Was any adjustment made?
Offense seems like the same story to me as last year. Just could not get into a rhythm. After the first few drives( discounting the 80 yard trick play) my stomach turned. Even Boise took a minute to get it going.but it became apparent that it was going to be a long night after their 3rd 3 and out. Crowell is going to take time to get up to speed…he may be good by years end. But what of the throws in coverage and the dropped passes? These guys simply did not look ready to play this game.
Sure you have rebuilding years and sometimes things just dont break your way…but this is obviously a trend downward for the entire program. It has been a long time in the making. It just disgusts me. May take a long time to straighten out. I could never root for these guys to lose..but I would almost rather the wheels come off so some dramatic and much needed change occur. Mark Richt is behind the times plain and simple. And yes..when we are recruiting this state we should never have anything less that excellent linemen on both sides of the ball.
Richts stoicism is wearing me out. What the he11 man!? Get down outta the ivory tower you’ve been living in and smell what around you! Wake up!
T2go
September 4th, 2011
6:10 am
BTW I do think that Boise was clearly the better team tonight. Not taking anything away from them. They played hard and smart. I think the result would be the same if we played them 10 times.
Dear Tech
September 4th, 2011
8:18 am
Unfortunately for CMR beating Tech is just not good enough
RedandBlackDAWG
September 4th, 2011
8:19 am
The question now is where do we go from here?. We have some very good athletes but they don’t appear to be given the right direction on the offensive side of the ball, to get the job done. I just don’t look for my DAWGS to be successful this year with our present offensive scheme. We knew we had to alter the game plan come half time but we still came back with the same old plays that were not working. Boise is a good team no doubt, but we made it extremely easy for them. We wore our defense down by having them on the field way too much, and exhibited a poor offensive game plan, that insured we would not be competitive in the late stages of the game. This is when UGA should have been able to take over, but we showed nothing out there after the first half. Some ofr our youngsters looked pretty good, but this performance might have hurt our recruiting efforts for next year. I hope our verbals stay committed, but who knows. We have the guns to be successful on the offensive side, but it appears we have shot ourselves in the foot too much already. If we want to do better for the remainder of the season, we have got to be a lot more innovative on offense, because we can not afford to stick with what is not working anymore. UGA has nothing to lose by opening up our offeene, but I am guessing, we will not see anything with our offensive play calling, that will cause a lot of teams to fear playing us. I think I know how the Tech. fans feel now.
GO DAWGS
Michael
September 4th, 2011
8:23 am
Just close the football program and dedicate the money to landscape architecture.
FloridaDawg
September 4th, 2011
9:44 am
So where is the $750,000 a year that the UGA coach is paid for the defense that I saw last night?
How can someone pay a head coach millions….millions!!! for what we saw on the UGA sideline?
Where is the emotion! The drive? The will to win?
Where is the money coming from that is thrown towards below average performance and results?
One good thing I can say “again”…won’t have a problem buying Ga-Fl tickets this year for the entire family.
San Francisco Dawg
September 4th, 2011
9:48 am
Boise State has 18 fifth year Seniors…Dawgs? A team that plays together for that long will be successful…its all about the money with our kids…
puppytamer
September 4th, 2011
10:38 am
Another year of the “east georgia water boys” talking big but doing nothing. Can you say losses to SC, Tenn, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, and Tech!
Pray Mark Pray!
BigSky
September 4th, 2011
10:49 am
UGA fans, athletes don’t win football games – football players win football games. We all enjoyed our visit to your great state and would like to invite you to the great Northwest. How about a game in late November?
Frank Lane
September 4th, 2011
11:18 am
I thought the uniforms were not only ugly but made the players hard to see on the field. I thought it contributed to the loss.
dogdawg
September 4th, 2011
12:33 pm
Until we get a new head coach(hopefully Dan MULLEN),i’m gonna get a piggly wiggly sack and cut 2 eye hole in it to watch the game!! I was at the game last night and watched our players gassed by the 2nd quarter.Dream team with nightmare coaching is what i saw! Watched CMR at his press conference this morning and he was cracking jokes!! He seemed like it was no big deal we just lost to the smurfs.Its no wonder our players lost when your head coach shows that kinda attitude!!!!!