2012 depth chart has Georgia looking again like an SEC contender
Linebacker Alec Ogletree (9), here with fellow 2012 returnees Jarvis Jones (29) and Cornelius Washington, could be Georgia's next All-American on defense. (AJC photo by Brant Sanderlin)
Georgia currently is slated to return 17 of 22 starters from this year’s 10-3 squad when it defends its SEC Eastern Division championship next season. That’s obviously a big reason for optimism.
That nine of those starters will be back from one of the nation’s stingiest defenses is cause for excitement. That the three losses on offense are all on the line is cause for concern. The Bulldogs also will be completely revamping their special teams, with the graduations of punter and holder Drew Butler and place-kicker Blair Walsh. That will be no small undertaking.
Of course, it’s all relative. One must also consider that South Carolina, which beat the Bulldogs 45-42 in Athens and ultimately knocked them out of the Capital One Bowl, also returns a lot of starters. The Gamecocks will have 16 starters back if wide receiver Alshon Jeffery and defensive end Devin Taylor choose to return. They are also replacing their specialists.
So with all that in mind, following is a quick look at the team Georgia will return in 2012. Let me know what you think of the Bulldogs’ chances of repeating as East champions and returning to the Georgia Dome in 355 days.
OFFENSE
Georgia appears poised to reload on offense in 2012, but its success will be dependent upon the development of a very young offensive line. The Bulldogs are extremely blessed at the skill positions, with the leading producers back at every spot barring early departure for the NFL.
Quarterback
- Jr. Aaron Murray
- Jr. Hutson Mason OR
- RFr. Christian LeMay
Comment: Murray will be one of the top quarterbacks in the country as a junior. The backup situation is going to be interesting. Mason has openly discussed the possibility of transferring. LeMay, who was redshirted last season, was considered the No. 2 quarterback prospect in the country when he committed in high school.
Fullback
- Jr. Zander Ogletree
- Fr. Quayvon Hicks
Comment: Ogletree (5-10, 224) is undersized but proved capable in a backup role as a freshman. Hicks marks a return to the traditional pro-style fullback role that has characterized UGA backfields under coach Mark Richt. Georgia got away from running the football at this position this past season.
Tailback
- So. Isaiah Crowell
- Sr. Richard Samuel
- Sr. Carlton Thomas
- So. Ken Malcome
- Fr. Keith Marshall
Comment: Let the competition begin. Production plummeted the last quarter of the season due to injuries for Crowell and Samuel and disciplinary setbacks. Richt pronounced the competition for playing time open for bowl practices and it will surely continue in the spring, when the ballyhooed Marshall joins the fray.
Split end
- So. Malcolm Mitchell
- Sr. Marlon Brown
- So. Michael Bennett
- RFr. Sanford Seay
Comment: There is unlikely to be a position as a stockpiled with talent as is this one. Mitchell, an All-SEC freshman, will be one of the league’s most explosive playmakers. Meanwhile, Bennett and Brown are big targets with a penchant for making tough catches.
Flanker
- Sr. Tavarres King
- So. Chris Conley
- Jr. Rantavious Wooten
- RFr. Justin Scott-Wesley
Comment: King was Georgia’s second-leading receiver with 40 catches and leading scorer among wideouts and probably is underappreciated as a consistent threat. Conley came through with a midseason redshirt removal. Scott-Wesley was so impressive as a redshirt the Bulldogs came close to doing the same with him.
Tight end
- Sr. Orson Charles
- Jr. Arthur Lynch
- RFr. Jay Rome
- Fr. Ty Smith
Comment: The health and welfare of this position will be impacted by Charles’ decision to turn pro early or not. Charles earned All-America honors and was the Bulldogs’ leading receiver and be the best in the country as a senior. But even if he leaves the position appears to be in good hands. Lynch is one of the team’s strongest players and Rome is a fleet-footed receiver along the lines of Charles and Aron White who the Bulldogs bit the bullet on as a redshirt.
Center
- So. David Andrews
- So. Hunter Long
Comment: Line coach Will Friend repeatedly referred to Andrews as the most seasoned and capable of Georgia’s freshman group. He better be, as he’s replacing the team’s most valuable player of 2011 and Rimington Award finalist in Ben Jones. Chris Burnette is capable of sliding over from guard to play here and that might be the best bet.
Left guard
- Jr. Dallas Lee
- Jr. Kenarious Gates
Comment: Lee played surprisingly well after overcoming an asthma-like condition that sidelined him for almost a year. He had taken over the starter here before a broken leg versus Florida sat him out for the remainder of the regular season. Gates started seven games here but will likely be needed at tackle.
Right guard
- Jr. Chris Burnette
- So. Kolton Houston
Comment: Burnette started 11 games in 2011 and was sidelined by injury for the other two. But expect this to be an intense competition as Houston was competing to be a starter before he ran afoul of NCAA policy and had to sit out the entire season. Houston can also play tackle. Burnette can also play center.
Left tackle
- Jr. Kenarious Gates
- Jr. Austin Long
- RFr. Xzavier Ward
- Fr. John Theus
Comment: The biggest question mark on offense heading into 2012 is at this critical position. Cordy Glenn proved to be a warrior in handling these duties in 2011 but the Bulldogs gave up 29 sacks nonetheless. Gates has played here occasionally and practiced often. Long has been injury prone and there’s nothing but youth behind him. Ward is extremely athletic but coming off ACL surgery. Theus is a five-star signee who will enroll early.
Right tackle
- So. Watts Dantzler
- RFr. Zach DeBell
Comment: The gargantuan Dantzler was a pleasant surprise as a true freshman and earned awards for his dedication in the weight room. DeBell is super athletic and has added size and strength during his redshirt year. Georgia needs to recruit some depth.
DEFENSE
Georgia should field one of the best defenses in the country again in 2012. Nine starters return from a unit that was third in the SEC and top 10 nationally, including All-American linebacker Jarvis Jones. The Bulldogs lose defensive end DeAngelo Tyson and all-everything cornerback Brandon Boykin. Otherwise the defense is back intact.
Left defensive end
- Sr. Abry Jones
- So. Mike Thornton
Comment: Jones was probably under-appreciated in 2011, leading the down linemen with 45 tackles and collecting four sacks and seven tackles for loss. Thornton came on toward the end of the season and brings quickness to the position.
Noseguard
- Sr. John Jenkins
- Jr. Kwame Geathers
Comment: When healthy, there is no better duo at a defensive line position in the SEC. Jenkins improved dramatically from the beginning of the season to the end and he should prove a, even more dominant force in 2012. The future looks bright as the Bulldogs bring in freshmen Jonathan Taylor and John Atkins.
Right defensive end
- Jr. Garrison Smith
- Jr. Derrick Lott
Comment: Smith came on like gangbusters in 2011 and proved a more-than-capable fill-in when DeAngelo Tyson went down with an ankle injury for most of the final three games of the season. Lott is an impressive physical specimen who appears poised for a breakout season. Georgia has several other defensive linemen committed.
Will outside linebacker
- Jr. Jarvis Jones
- So. Ray Drew
- Jr. Chase Vasser
Comment: All-SEC, All-American, SEC sack leader in first season — enough said about Jones, the dynamic transfer from Southern Cal. By the end of the season, defensive coordinator was playing Jones all over the place. Drew is a star in the making and will command playing time. T.J. Stripling, Brandon Burrows and Dexter Morant may or may not figure in here or the other outside ‘backer spot.
Sam outside linebacker
- Sr. Cornelius Washington
- Jr. Reuben Faloughi
- So. Ramik Wilson
- RFr. Sterling Bailey
Comment: Washington is a force who was starting to come into his own in 2011. Grantham mentioned Bailey among the players who impressed him most during a redshirt year. Wilson can play inside and outside. Signee Kent Turene could figure into the linebacker mix.
Mike linebacker
- Sr. Mike Gilliard
- Sr. Christian Robinson
Comment: Gilliard took advantage of an early-season ankle injury to Robinson and emerged as the Bulldogs’ second-leading tackler and an 11-game starter. Robinson found a role as a third-down specialist and rotated regularly. Together they combined for 102 tackles.
Mo linebacker
- Jr. Alec Ogletree
- So. Amarlo Herrera
Comment: Ogletree missed six games and almost all the opener when he broke a foot on the second defensive series of the season. He showed how much the Bulldogs missed him with 25 tackles an multiple behind-the-line plays in the final four games. He could be Georgia’s next All-American. Herrera started seven games as a true freshman and can play any of the second-level positions.
Boundary cornerback
- Sr. Sanders Commings
- Jr. Jordan Love
- So. Chris Sanders
Comment: The versatile Commings, who also three games at safety, was an unsung hero among the defensive backs. Rarely out of position, the only improvement he needs to make is holding onto the football when takeaways come his way. Love and Sanders will battle for playing time.
Field cornerback
- Sr. Branden Smith
- So. Damian Swann
- RFr. Devin Bowman
Comment: Smith brings a wealth of experience to the field, having started seven games as the Bulldogs’ nickelback and contributing both on offense and in the return game. Swann could have started in a lot of other secondaries and figures to fill Smith’s previous role as a versatile multi-tasker.
Free safety
- Sr. Bacarri Rambo
- So. Nick Marshall
- So. Connor Norman
Comment: Rambo is a legitimate star, having already earned All-America honors as a junior and leading the SEC interceptions in 2011. He should be a candidate for Thorpe Award. If he can master Georgia’s defensive schemes, Marshall has the potential to be even better. Marshall can also play corner.
Strong safety
- Sr. Shawn Williams
- So. Corey Moore
- So. Marc Deas
Comment: Williams proved to be an enforcer along the lines of Thomas Davis and Greg Blue. He’s one of the team’s hardest hitters and best tacklers but needs to improve in pass coverage. Moore was a special teams regular as a freshman.
SPECIALISTS
Punter
- Fr. Collin Barber
- So. Adam Erickson
Comment: The Bulldogs are putting a lot of stock into Barber to come in from Cartersville High and be able carry the torch left by Drew Butler, an All-American and Ray Guy Award recipient. Walkons such as Erickson will be the only other options.
Place-kicker
- Fr. Marshall Morgan
- Sr. Jamie Lindley
Comment: Senior-season struggles aside, Georgia most certainly will miss record-setting kicker Blair Walsh. The Bulldogs went back to South Florida to replace Walsh, grabbing another Chris Sailers’ protégé in Morgan from Miami. Georgia chose Morgan over a pair of in-state standouts in Austin Hardin of Marist (committed to Florida),and Calhoun star Adam Griffith (Alabama). So there will be much pressure on Morgan to perform.
Snapper
- Sr. Ty Frix
- RFr. Nathan Theus
Comment: The snapping duties appear to be in good hands with Theus, a graduate of the Ray Guy Kicking Academy, set to succeed Frix.
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Gonna need a bigger boat
December 14th, 2011
12:37 am
Don’t get lulled into a false sense of security with that schedule. Having said that winning the East should be a given. No real competition from the non conference shedule as well. Still too shallow at RB to make the West nervous. What is a boundary DB and a field DB?? C’mon, the big boys in the West simply have DBs and plenty of them. If you think LSU or Alabama is losing sleep over this line up, think again.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
1:29 am
Chip, why would you print a list of all the players we have back for next season, just when everyone else is talking about who is going declare ?
You even discuss South Carolina have players who are going to declare.
You do not even discuss who is going to Declare for the NFL Draft in your comments section.
Cart before the horse to put up who returns before you put up who leaves early.
thwga
December 14th, 2011
2:37 am
Easy to have a statistically good d not when u don’t play anyone. Uga played 5 teams with a winnng renod and went 2-3 and.hat got cmr a contract extension thank goodness. Maybe they will.actually play a.team in the sec that is any good?
casual observer
December 14th, 2011
2:52 am
@ thwga
a gt fan happy to see richt get a contract extension? the same coach w/ a 10-1 record against the yellow jackets?
now i’ve heard it all!
Heh heh heh heh....
December 14th, 2011
5:35 am
They wouldn’t have the 1 if it weren’t for CMR.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
6:30 am
1 out of 11 ? NCAA PROBATION back-to-back in Mark Richt era I presume is also Mark Richt’s fault ? Are their 6 bowl losses all in a row, also Mark Richt’s fault ? It could be argued that it is also Mark Richt’s fault that Georgia tek including Paul Johnson averages the # 51 recruiting class every year while Mark Richt averages the # 7 recruiting class every year all 12 years now for Mark Richt.
Give Mark Richt his EXTENSION Greg McGarity, tennis player. And, get us an indoor practice facility (not a Quonset hut, not even a whole football field.)
31-17. Saw it the other day that that isn’t beat Georgia tek by several touchdowns. Oh, yeah it is.
Kenny Anderson, I see last night was arrested in Pembroke Pines, Florida for leaving the scene of his accident where he ran off the road hitting trees and destroying all 4 tires and wheels, after going to a bar and getting drunk. It is unclear to me if the Police who smelled alcohol actually asked the high school basketball coach if he had been drinking and that the reason for him leaving, other than the statement that Kenny Anderson made that indeed he did drink at the bar with red eyes and slurred speech. Why else would he risk the leaving the scene of an accident ? Nice Kenny Anderson. We haven’t heard the end to this one yet either. Is this too Mark Richt’s fault ?
Old Dog
December 14th, 2011
6:35 am
I am sure Mason will transfer. Who wants to play football at a place where they don’t let you play football?
Go Dawgs...
December 14th, 2011
6:58 am
sorry guys but TJ Stripling is just too thin to play linebacker in the 3-4….6-5′ 220lbs is too small…he needs to add about 25lbs to his fame….
Go Dawgs...
December 14th, 2011
7:00 am
i thought this blog was about UGA chances next yr…most of the bloggers have turned this blog into something else…please post about the possibility of the 2012 football team..im tired of reading unrelated personal crap
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December 14th, 2011
7:03 am
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Go Dawgs...
December 14th, 2011
7:04 am
finally, i think if no underclassmen leave(please come back everyone), UGA will be a contender for the NC…the SEC will probably replace Bama with Mizz on UGA’s schedule as we still owe Ole Miss a return game from the signed contract…only time will tell
AltamahaDawg
December 14th, 2011
7:11 am
A tip the hat to you for finding a way to slip in the term, Quonset hut.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
7:32 am
Old Dog,
There are a LOT more defections from this DISNEYdawgs.com roster for next season than just Hutson Mason. We have 33 missing from the roster this season, that were listed this time of the year last year as players who would be playing for us this season. Obviously, that has not ended. I read quite a bit into, like everyone else too, that after we got firm commitment from our Tailback for the next 3 seasons of 4,000 yards and then off to the NFL for Keith Marshall, that we are still after a top running back. Figure it out at the running back position.
What’s Jarvis Jones got to come back for ?
Linebackers, secondary, tight ends, wide receivers, tailbacks, offensive linemen, quarterbacks, defensive line – all kinds of names listed on this page with no even comment in passing of any of them leaving even possibly. Sorry, this article is bunk. You don’t have 33 leave one season, and the very next season zero.
dagadawgs
December 14th, 2011
7:47 am
TampaGator , SSIGator, GT BOB, Joe Bill Frank etc. are sad people. Why would anyone spend so much time on another teams blog? I’m sure these folks have plenty of friends and wonderful lives. With the nonsense they spout on here I’m sure they are a delight to be around. Go to Gator blog, Tech blog, Bama blog, we do not need or want you here.
Joey
December 14th, 2011
7:55 am
All comes down to the O-line. Gonna be thin again, and depending on freshmen.
Just once, I would like to see Richt have an abundance of O-linemen.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
7:59 am
There is NO WAY Chris Conley is BEHIND Tavarres King on the Depth Chart for 2012. No way.
Orson Charles is not coming back to be one of the Starters you brag about returning. And, as for Jay Rome, redshirting him is like redshirting Chris Conley and then YANKING the redshirt off after the season was WELL OVER, again, as we do every season on Offense around here. We cannot determine who are best players are, watching them. I predict Jay Rome is possibly another player we get to watch 2 seasons and then leave.
Kwame Geathers, Rodney Garner REDSHIRTED, and he is another like Knowshon Moreno and Jay Rome who possibly fall into this group of watch them 3 years and then gone.
Obviously, the Offensive Line is AGAIN a huge concern for Mark Richt’s Average # 52 Total Offense all 13 years next season.
The Tailback situation is NOT AT ALL as described here by Chip Towers, either. The starter is in-coming Keith Marshall, as is the Starter John Theus in-coming. Not starting these 2 in game 1, would be the same type of error we made when we started Aron White instead of Orson Charles because Aron White made all of 3 catches his freshman season, when Orson Charles made 23 catches his freshman season.
3 catches Aron White 2008. So, who was the Starter 2009 ? Aron White. This despite the fact that Orson Charles put up 23 catches his freshman season by DIRECT COMPARISON. When did Orson Charles FINALLY get recognized for this DIRECT COMPARISON ? 3 games, that’s right, it took 10 of the 13 games to convince our Offensive Braintrust to start Orson Charles, instead of Aron White.
Ray Drew, we didn’t even play him this season. Against Coastal Carolina, he got a couple of plays. Then, he sits the very next cupcake Ole Miss. Then, he plays a couple of plays vs cupcake Missy State. Then, he is set down for 4 of the last 6 games except cupcake Auburn and cupcake Kentucky, then sits out the last 3 games in a row. Nice job of not wasting talent.
Will outside linebacker Jarvis Jones has nothing to come back for. Sorry. Ray Drew should have spotted in more this season, obviously because this Depth Chart for 2012, shows Jarvis Jones as the returning starter. DISNEYdawgs.com of Chip Towers to show that, too.
Alec Ogletree ahead of Amarlo Herrera at Mo Linebacker ? What a total waste of whichever is sitting down half the game, or MORE.
We don’t have any secondary and obviously, last year Alec Ogletree was the only player we did have who could defend the forward pass.
This entire roster Depth Chart for 2012 is a TOTAL JOKE. 1st before you do a Depth Chart for 2012, you have to guess which ones are the ones who are NOT GOING TO BE HERE.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
8:08 am
Also, this article says SEC Contender.
It does NOT say SEC Contender in the East only, a down division which has been down and remains down compared to The SEC West.
Did I see Chip Towers call Aaron Murray the best quarterback in The SEC again ? Too bad he doesn’t have ANY VOTE because ALL these All America and All-SEC 1st Teams have been announced, and there is NO MENTION of Aaron Murray as the best quarterback in The SEC.
As I said.
Joey
December 14th, 2011
8:09 am
“Gator fan used to have better things to talk about than what UGA fans are talking about, this time of year too.”
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Last year about this same time, a UF fan, probably SSIgator, was rubbing salt in the wound that was our 6-7 season, and noted, “our (UF’s) bad seasons are still 8 or 9 wins – we never have losing seasons.”
“Never” just may happen just one year later . . .
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
8:22 am
SSlgator also discussed that they BEAT Georgia last year. Repeatedly, he stated in their worst season since 1988, they beat us.
Now, with their worst season he says now this season since 1979, well he hasn’t posted YET about the FACT 24-20.
They are having a hard time with all the DEFECTIONS down there in crocodile country, staff, players, and recruits.
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Junior Samples
December 14th, 2011
8:32 am
i have a feeling uga will be frying fish again at the end of next year.
dkg
December 14th, 2011
8:39 am
Back to the article, next year should be a great year. Our defensive line minus DeAngelo will continue to improve and be one of the toughest in the nation. Abry Jones has done a fantastic job @ DE and will only get bigger and stronger. Abry has been the clear leader and on field coach for the line. Mike Thornton will continue to improve. Jenkins and Geathers will get better. Garrison Smith
and Derrick Lott will take care of the other end. Because of this DL our LBs will continue to have great success. I am not worried @ the defense, the offense has me a little concerned. This is because of our tailback situation. I have really been disappointed in Crowell. Maybe he should have been redshirted in order for him to get in better condition and to mentally mature,then again, he did have the summer to get into shape. Rumor has it that his work ethic is not the best. Hopefully getting Marshall will help his attitude. I only hope that Marshall can stand up to the emmense pressure that is about to be thrown on him. Hopefully next year we will have a two or three back offense that will be incredible
MIKE WLLIAMS
December 14th, 2011
8:42 am
i am looking forward to the 2012 season. i think that the players that we have are primed to come back next season and revenge the 3 loses that we had last year…alright all y’all true DAWWG fans, lets support those SILVER BRITCHES…. hunker down and goooooooooooo daaaaaawgs sick’ em rooooooooof rooooooooof
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
8:44 am
Alabama and LSU are The SEC contenders, next season 2012, right ? We are ? Going to be a lot of Gnashing of teeth the next few months, then, as the news unfolds that this Depth Chart for 2012 is NO WAY CLOSE.
This type of article does NOTHING but cause moaning by us all, as we grit our teeth with each DEFECTION from THIS LIST on this blog by Chip Towers. We don’t even know what our schedule is yet to sit here and say 11-3 as I did last year for this season, which by the way is looking poor on my part. Easily could be 10-4, eh ?
Gorilla Biscuit
December 14th, 2011
9:06 am
4.29 GPA, you’re such a delight, in all your incarnations. I wish you’d take your lithium….and STFU!
DC
December 14th, 2011
9:20 am
Everyone always looks good on paper…best comment I saw… “USCe has not beat us 3 years in a row..ever”….yep and a regular blogger said before the USCe game this year..”USCe hasn’t beaten us 2 years in a row”…
Realistically..yes it looks good on paper…but being a realist…UGA had a very easy schedule this year and could have easily lost to Vandy and FL…could have easily beaten USCe too…
I agree with one blogger who said you cant predict until everyone has declared and the schedule is set.
WDE
December 14th, 2011
9:24 am
@Gorilla Biscuit your 9:06 post cracked me up !!!
78Dawg
December 14th, 2011
9:25 am
Dear Jacketfan….We own you and your little team….If you were in the SEC you’d be last every year !
mike quinn
December 14th, 2011
9:31 am
does the dogs play anybody again? they played 10 easy teams and struggled a few times with them. they played 3 good teams and got their butt handed to them 2 of those times and lost the other. i saw a #1 ranking by somebody. you need to get off the crack and get into reality. mark will again not be able to take them over the hump against good teams. drem on dog fans
UGA Insider
December 14th, 2011
9:36 am
Saw where Meyer is cherry-picking the UF program. If I were a Gator he would be the most hated man in Gainesville.
WDE
December 14th, 2011
9:36 am
@mike quinn and which of the team we beat last year is your team there mikey? Funny at the beginning of the season if any UGA fan had predicted a win over all of Miss, UT,Bug U,the gators and the defending national champs Auburn, we would have been told to get off the crack, quit drinking the Koolaid if we has predicted we would be SEC East Champs we would have been screamed at as having lost our minds…but we did all that and all the haters came up with is that we didn’t play anybody…envy is just so sad…
UGA Insider
December 14th, 2011
9:37 am
mike,
Our schedule is easier next year actually. We play UF and UT which are terrible. Vandy is our toughest game after USCe. I see an easy 11-1 record.
It’s all good!!!!!!!
WDE
December 14th, 2011
9:39 am
@UGA Insider didn’t your gag reflex go into overdrive when you typed , If I were a Gat….sorry I couldn’t finish typing that ….
Thank God for Reggie Ball
December 14th, 2011
9:40 am
Georgia Tech fans….. really…..
you know, if you had beaten us this year, maaaaayyybe I could understand talking trash but we whipped your tails on your home turf (we haven’t lost at Bobby Dodd since 1999).
Us Georgia fans remember Tech’s great players by their screw-ups against us (hence my name).
Reggie Ball, Calvin Johnson, Joshua Nesbitt, Demarius Thomas, and now add Tevin Washington’s name to that elite circle. By the way, I can’t wait to see how Vad Lee screws up against UGA
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
9:42 am
It is not just U rrban Me yer picking Will Muschamp clean. Every other school in the nation is doing it to his ENTIRE STAFF and to all his prospects and current players
DEFECTION CITY – Gainesville Florida
Thank God for Reggie Ball
December 14th, 2011
9:43 am
so i’m a little confused,
with Mizzou and A&M coming in, do we still go to Tuscaloosa on October 6th?
because if you replace Bama with Mizzou or A&M we’re set
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
9:44 am
WDE,
No one said that to me when I said all Summer we would be 11-3 and would have beat no one.
Now, 10-4 looks just as possible. I may not be right, but NO ONE said that I was wrong.
No one.
You ESPECIALLY.
Gorilla Biscuit
December 14th, 2011
9:46 am
Coach Fishfry pinned this defensive depth chart to Al Groh’s office door.
Al Groh left his soiled diaper in Fishfry’s circular file.
LHarding Dawg
December 14th, 2011
9:51 am
This mornings Columbus paper – Auburn’s Malzahn leaving for Ark. State. Pay cut of $400,000.00. Rats are leaving the ship.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
9:51 am
WDE November 2nd, 2011 9:39 am
“Some body explain to me how everyone seems to KNOW this was a failed drug test? Wouldn’t that be a crime to divulge that information ? They may have smoked a joint after the game, they may have had 4-5 beers after the game…heck they may have had both or neither and just over slept and missed a class or tutoring session on Monday…so unless some one has something like PROOF spare us the failed drug test B.S.”
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Pretty funny WDE, coming from you who does not even go to the games to see what I see and know what I know.
Why don’t you do to the games,
WDE
?
Joemac
December 14th, 2011
9:52 am
IF they can win the East, and I do not think they will beat S. Carolina in Columbia, they will still get whipped by either LSU, Alabama, or Arkansas. The East is so weak as a whole that Missouri will probably be a contender.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
9:53 am
Old news on Guz Malzahn.
He took Arkansas State job as Head Coach this time yesterday.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
9:54 am
Missouri and Texas A&M are going to have their HATS HANDED TO THEM.
murfdawg
December 14th, 2011
9:56 am
Chip,
Thanks for the reply about The Iron Dawg Award. That is a good sign that the players are totally committed to the program.
Thank God for Reggie Ball
December 14th, 2011
9:59 am
Florida and Tennessee are like rockstars that have gone broke and gotten addicted to heroine.
Kentucky is just plain bad
Vanderbilt is probably slightly better than Tennessee and much better than Kentucky, but they’re no UGA or USC
Missouri was not a contender when they were in the Big XII North….. Welcome to the meatgrinder Tigers
its Georgia or South Carolina……
call it in the air….
LogicalUS
December 14th, 2011
10:02 am
Yep…UGA is set to be a “contender” if they can get the SEC office to change the schedule to get rid of Bama & SC plus ensure that UGA can avoid LSU\ARK, then the ajc and the rest of the lemmings can rave about UGA winning 10 straight against the Buffalos of the world.
4.29 GPA
December 14th, 2011
10:05 am
& what would you know about it illogical US ?
DC
December 14th, 2011
10:11 am
dont act like AU was reason gus left…he can blame his wife and that pay cut…AU had to cut ties too with him…his wife is a joke and caused alot of problems over the past month..
shankit
December 14th, 2011
10:11 am
Hope Florida doesn’t fire their AD and come back after McGarrity.
Their program has fallen apart since McGarrity left, and Georgia’s
program is on the rise.
Preston
December 14th, 2011
10:15 am
shankit, McGarrity has only been in Athens for 1 year. Give us a break.