Georgia’s tackles feel they gained valuable experience against South Carolina’s ends
ATHENS – The performance of Georgia’s offensive line – and its tackles in particular — against South Carolina this past weekend was one the Bulldogs would just as soon forget. In fact, that seems to be one of their primary goals this week.
“That game’s over,” freshman tackle John Theus said. “We looked at the film and we learned from it and we’re ready to go on to the next game. We’ve all moved on. We’re preparing for Kentucky now.”
On paper, it doesn’t look as bad as it was. Officially the Gamecocks were credited with two quarterback sacks and two quarterback hurries. But anybody who watched this past Saturday’s 35-7 domination of Georgia knows defensive ends Jadeveon Clowney and Devin Taylor had a much more profound effect on quarterback Aaron Murray and the Bulldogs’ offense.
Murray had career lows with 35 percent completion rate on 11-of-31 passing for 109 yards. The Gamecocks were credited with 10 pass break-ups, several of them occurring nanoseconds after the ball left Murray’s hands.
The end result was the Bulldogs were held to 41 points below their scoring average and 312 yards below their yards per game.
“It’s just one of those games you have to throw it in a bag and move on and focus on our next opponent, which is Kentucky,” junior left tackle Kenarious Gates said. “That’s what we’re doing. We’re working on Kentucky now. We’re not worried about South Carolina. It’s in the past. We can’t do anything about it.”
Gates had the toughest assignment of anybody on the team as he played the entire night head up against the 6-foot-6, 256-pound Clowney. Occasionally Gates would get some help from a chipping running back or fullback. But essentially it was the first-year starting tackle against one of the best pass-rushers in college football all night.
“It was a great experience,” Gates insisted. “He’s a great player. You’re going against one of the best D-ends in the SEC. You’ve to got to give him credit. He’s strong, quick off the line. He opened my eyes to what I need to do to get better and the things I need to work on. We gave each other good competition out there.”
The question now is whether Georgia’s overall confidence on offense has been shaken to the core.
“No,” Gates said. “We still have high confidence in our team. We still have our goals moving forward. We’re still trying to do what we’ve been doing all season, which is to win and be one of the best offenses in the nation”
As bad as Saturday was, the Bulldogs remain second in the SEC in points scored (41.3 per game), third in total yardage (484 ypg) and their nine quarterback sacks allowed are fourth-fewest in the league.
“I think we’ll be fine,” Murray said. “I think we’re still confident with who we have, with the play-calloing, with everything that’s going on. We just didn’t execute when the time came. When plays were there to be made we just didn’t hit on them. . . . But I don’t think we’re shaken up at all. We’re going to come out very confident in our next game and be ready to go.”
Murray feeling better
Murray said he was being sincere when he said Saturday night and Sunday morning were “the worst 12 hours of his life.” Between the Bulldogs’ dismal performance against South Carolina, Murray’s house getting vandalized and finding out Sunday morning that his father had cancer and needed surgery immediately, “My head was about to explode at that point,” Murray said Wednesday.
But he was feeling much better after returning to practice this week. “Things are on the rise,” Murray said.
First and foremost, the prognosis for Denny Murray, who has thyroid cancer, is very good. “It’s a very treatable cancer,” Murray said. “They removed the thyroid completely and now he has to wait a few weeks and get a scan to make sure it didn’t spread. So hopefully we got it early enough and it didn’t spread and it’s gone.”
In some ways, Murray said having to deal with his father’s illness helped him deal with Saturday’s loss and all that has happened since, including getting a speeding ticket in Gainesville, Fla., on his drive back Monday.
“I was being a little baby, then my parents came in and told me about what was going on,” Murray said. “I didn’t even think of football after that. I didn’t think about the game. Nothing. It really does put everything in perspective about what’s most important in your life, who’s most important in your life and putting those things first.”
Said Georgia coach Mark Richt: “There’s never a good time to find out about your father having something like that. But it does help get everything else that happened in perspective. Those things don’t seem as bad.”
Practice update
The Bulldogs practiced for more than two hours in what coaches and players described as a “competition day.” There was a lot of contact and fundamental work and the day ended with the offense and defense scrimmaging.
“We had a good day; we had a fun day; we competed,” Richt said. “We treated it like a spring practice. We had a lot of things to work on and, since we weren’t going to compete Saturday, we decided to go out and compete with a scrimmage today. And we had some great competition.”
They said it
“First of all, I say we have the best fans in America. They do foolish things sometimes, usually in the first few hours after a ballgame. That’s just normal emotions. . . . Every once in a while a fan will do something foolish. But that doesn’t mean all fans are foolish.”
– Richt on fan behavior
Etc. . .
All-America outside linebacker Jarvis Jones was held out of practice for the second day in a row with a sprained ankle. Thursday is the last day of practice and it will be in shorts and helmets. . . . Richt said junior defensive end Garrison Smith has played exceptionally well in a backup role and will see his repetitions increase in the second half of the season.
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dawgfan
October 11th, 2012
10:17 am
We just got absolutely drilled, humiliated and exposed on national television and these are the types of comments we here from Richt about practice the week after:
“We had a good day; we had a fun day; we competed,” Richt said. “We treated it like a spring practice. We had a lot of things to work on and, since we weren’t going to compete Saturday, we decided to go out and compete with a scrimmage today. And we had some great competition.”
Unbelievable. Simply shocking. This guy isn’t a football coach. He’s Mr. Rodgers.
Oh, and about those South Carolina D-ends, their skills were pretty well documented BEFORE the game. If Theus’ and Gates’ eyes were going to be opened it should have happened then. Yep, let’s just sweep the fact that this coaching staff did a poor job of preparing them for the game and move on. Nothing to see here folks.
I’m sick of this crap.
Matthews Dawg
October 11th, 2012
10:22 am
I agree, I want us to win a NC as much as the next guy. Check out this guy who writes about UGA football. The last 2 days he has had 2 excellent articles with a ton of research. It makes you think!
http://dudeyoucrazy.net/2012/10/11/the-georgia-bulldogs-and-talent-defining-recruits-and-success/
Check it out and Go Dawgs!!
Tide Roll
October 11th, 2012
10:27 am
McGarity: FIRE RICHT,FIRE BOOBOO, HIRE HOLGERSEN, SIGN ANTHONY JENNINGS.FIRE RICHT, FIRE BOOBOO, HIRE HOLGERSEN, SIGN ANTHONY JENNINGS. FIRE RICHT, FIRE BOOBOO, HIRE HOLGERSEN. SIGN ANTHONY JENNINGS. You were already asleep at the wheel regarding Muschamp, if you do it with Holgersen, then get gone McGooferty.
CMR
October 11th, 2012
10:32 am
If anybody needs me, I’m at the tanning salon.
ARdawg
October 11th, 2012
10:34 am
@Joey
“When the camera cut to him Saturday night after SC scored their 2nd TD, the look on his face was one of cluelessness. I told my friends right then that Richt didn’t know how to “fix” what was going wrong, and the only thing in play was how bad the final score would be.”
I had that same feeling. I was utterly disgusted when after the half both the O and the D looked exactly the same as the first half
sawdawg
October 11th, 2012
10:38 am
Ga will upset fla in jacksonville–mark it down! fla will choke like last year!!! Dogs 30 fla 23!
Kingdaddy
October 11th, 2012
10:38 am
I would guess topddog is someone who was regularly made fun of, that’s why he has to change his name on a regular basis. I have made several comments since the game. None have been very positive about COACHING, but I have never given up on my school. Thanks to D-bags like top-dog, I know I must double my effort to support the team. I’m not happy and have stated so, but I don’t have to change my name over my school like top-dog . Can’t stick with one name you loser? . Of course not. Your butt is like a doorknob most Dawg bloggers have had a turn at it, LOL … Time to change your n name again top-dog…
Half Century Dawg
October 11th, 2012
10:39 am
We sure do have a lot of fair weather fan’s. Go Dawgs
Joey
October 11th, 2012
10:49 am
“We sure do have a lot of fair weather fan’s”
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Maybe we have a lot of die-hard UGA fans who are not Richt-fans.
We can be one without being both you know . . .
I feel a blackout in Jax
October 11th, 2012
10:50 am
sawdawg you are a typical bulldog moron. UGA beat the WORST UF team since 1989 last year 24-20 who played with a 1 legged QB. UF did not choke, they were what was left of a broken Urban Crier team and Muschamp has got rid of the dead wood and they are phyiscally whipping teams in the 2nd half with 0 4th qtr points ytd. Wake up Rip Van Winkle.
ckgator
October 11th, 2012
10:51 am
Glad to hear the prognosis for Murray’s dad is positive!
As for football… its funny how the talk as gone from “UF will / may upset UGA,” to “UGA will / may upset UF.”
Funny how much things have changed in a week!
FIRE MARK RICHT
October 11th, 2012
10:51 am
This is the dumbest thing ever. They couldn’t block them so hopw does that give them good expeirence? That is like me trying to pick up an 18 wheeler. No matter how many times I try it will never happen. This UGA team is filled with losers from the top to the bottome. From players to coaches. They are a disgrace to the state of GA.
Crazy UGA
October 11th, 2012
11:00 am
I’m shocked there is this much vitriol against Richt. We has captained the most successful decade in UGA football. Outside of a couple years, 10 wins is a lock. For some reason, you expect to win championships every year, but you fail to realize you have only ever won ONE championship. You should be proud and thankful of having that good and consistent of a coach.
Crazy UGA
October 11th, 2012
11:01 am
“He” not “We.”
crossdawg
October 11th, 2012
11:03 am
So we get our tails kicked then have “fun” practices? Maybe they should get Sunday off but I think they showed that they NEED the practice.
Bob
October 11th, 2012
11:08 am
Georgia has as much or more talent than South Carolina……..Bottom line the Georgia Coaching staff got flat out coached!!! The players run the plays that they are taught and that are called.
It’s The Coaching Staff, that needs to shape up, or Ship Out!!!!
OldFan
October 11th, 2012
11:13 am
No matter how good Saban, Miles, and a couple other coaches are, only one team will be national champions. That leaves a lot of losers. UGA competes well in the toughest conference. Let’s us see fine athletes, a good number of whom will make it to the NFL. The brand may be soiled to the sports pundits, who get paid a lot of money to be wrong a lot of the time (kinda like AJC sports writers–but it’s not a bad gig). Revenue is solid, and except for the frustrations of rabid fans who can’t stand being tormented by the other teams’ rabid fans, UGA supporters continue to love Fall, Saturdays, and looking forward to the next game. Okay, I got it. We’re not Alabama, LSU, and maybe Carolina and Florida, too. But, were we ever? Really? And for how long?
prpldawg
October 11th, 2012
11:15 am
LESSON 1: YOU NEED TO IMPROVE QUICKNESS A LOT.
LESSON 2: COACHES ARE NOT GETTING YOU PREPARED- PROPER SCHEME, OR YOU ARE REAL DUMB. SINGLE BLOCK CLOWNEY-DO NOT BLOCK WHEN RUNNING A DIVE? USE A FRESH RB TO TO DOUBLE?
LESSON 3: A. JONES WAS A CRIPPLED MAN TRYING TO PLAY, BUT HIS SUB NOW SUDDENLY IS GOING TO GET MORE SNAPS? SEE LESSON 2
dawgfan
October 11th, 2012
11:25 am
“For some reason, you expect to win championships every year…”
I don’t think anyone is saying that. You blind homer apologists are putting those words in our mouths because you don’t have a leg to stand on in this argument. Of course we can’t win championships every year, but we should be able to put on a respectable showing against top teams and not get our azzes blown out of the stadium like has happened so many times now that I’ve lost count. Heck, it wouldn’t be too much to ask for us to win a couple of those games every now and then.
“UGA competes well in the toughest conference”
We most certainly do not. We cannot beat the top teams. Not only can we not beat them, we can’t even compete with them. 42-30 Bama. 49-10 Florida. 45-19 Tennessee. 41-17 Florida. 49-31 Auburn. 42-10 LSU. 35-7 South Carolina. Not to mention losses to powerhouses like Georgia Tech, Colorodo and Central Florida thrown in for good measure.
You call that competitive? I have some ocean front property on the moon that you might be interested in. Give me a call.
JB
October 11th, 2012
11:32 am
I have not read any of the other post, but I have a theory about the second half in last weeks game. Carolina was basically controlling every phase of the game. They had decided to make Georgia beat them throwing the ball and had stacked the box, and were jamming our receivers at the line, thus disrupting our passing game. It was obvious we couldn’t block them. It was obvious to get back in the game, we had to pass often. We didn’t. IMO, early second half Richt decided ( to himself) that they needed to live to play another day, and if he put Murray back passing every play, they would pin their ears back and come after him and kill him. Call me crazy.
Kingdaddy
October 11th, 2012
11:32 am
Joey
This one hurt bro. I’m walking the Razors Edge between construtive criticism and anger. Throw in all the idiot Trolls, and the blog is too chaotic. I will not excuse this loss and will hold Richt directly accountable. I am not now or at any other time satisfied with NOT WINNING A big game! Without that, we have little substance. Coach Richt should be more concerned with a big “statement ” win, than a huge bodycount against an outgunned opponent . Maybe he should try to change his COACHING style at preparing for ” big games “. Look in the mirror Mark R Richt and then tell us if you are satisfied with your performance and what you will do to fix this mess you called a top 5 team??? @
dale
October 11th, 2012
11:32 am
It’s not that Georgia lost a game, or even that Richt hasn’t won the NC. It’s that Georgia does not show up to play in big games. They are simply not prepared for high profile games.
I thought last Saturday’s game would be a toss up, 50-50. I didn’t think would get knocked on their rears and not have a single answer all game. I just wanted a respectable showing. We did not get that.
The team either lacks the will or preparation to win big games. It is one or the other.
Kirby Smart
October 11th, 2012
11:36 am
Just read on dogbytes that richt said ” overall I think we have coached pretty well”
HO…LY….SHNIKIES!!!!!
Snoop Dawg
October 11th, 2012
11:39 am
If the UGA football team doesn’t show up against Florida like they didn’t show up against South Carolina, then Mark Richt should be fired before the fans get back home from Jacksonville.
Enough is enough…
Smarticus
October 11th, 2012
11:43 am
Richt and his band of imposter coaches have had plenty of time to shape up, to get it together, to actually coach.
They have failed miserably. Even an idiot must see it.
Time to fire them, let them go, get a new program started.
For those who ask who could replace Richt, my answer is that almost anybody with some high school coaching experience could do at least as well and probably better.
MarineDog
October 11th, 2012
11:44 am
I was at that game on Saturday, and from the get-go, you could tell that it was going to be a long night. The energy level in that place was unbelievable. The UGA players body language told the whole story. The level of excitement even from the UGA coaching staff was lacking. The thing that stood out the most was that the players were confused and lost and the staff didn’t seem to even notice what was coming next. The UGA team played passively throughout this entire game as evident in the interception that the receiver took from Rambo on the second play of the game. UGA’s running succes has been to the left side the entire season and they basically abandoned that strategy. The first run from scrimmage was to the left side by Gurley, netting a nice gain. Then we got fancy, and attempted a reverse, that was snuffed out quickly. Every SEC coach out there knows that the best way to isolate Clowney is to run directly at him and not away from him. They failed to do that. BTW….Clowney was to UGA’s left side. Gurley is left handed, so his natural and strongest side would be running to the left. They should have used 2 TE to block Taylor and Clowney for the entire game and occasionally slipped them out of the backfield for a screen. It this was done just a few times, it would have kept the DE honest.
Furthermore, they placed Gurley in the backfield, standing almost directly next to Murray’s left. This made it quite evident that it was an inside handoff designed to go right. They did the exact same play every single time. In that line-up, it was impossible for him to run left because he would be at a complete standstill when he received the ball in order to run to the left. UGA’s scheme of play was the reason as to why this game was so lopsided, and that is the coach’s fault. I think Richt overall problem, is that he places too much confidence in his positional coaches’ decisions. He needs to intervene when one his coaches refuses to adjust. That has been his downfall since the 2006 season. That is why we’re not beating ranked teams. He has to be more involved in the overall game. I thought after MacGarity took over, that Richt would get back to being heavily involved. Saban is successful because he is married to the game and he micromanages when he needs to. Our coaching staff needs to reevaluate if they are going dedicate themselves to becoming better or if they are satisfied with 10 wins. The season is not lost, but the goals of the fans are slipping away quickly.
e burrell
October 11th, 2012
11:47 am
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Crazy UGA
October 11th, 2012
11:48 am
Dawgfan,
You may need to take some Xantax? Step off that ledge my friend. “Blind homer”? Please. You are nothing more than an arrogont clown who has no life outside of football. I like how you forget the early part of the decasde where UGA was winning SEC Champs and competing with everybody. It is morons like you that do not see the bigger picture. Do you realize the same morons such as you at Texas were calling for Mack Brown’s head, for losing against the “better teams (such as getting killed by OU)? But they kept him, and then what happened? They won a National Championship! What a shocker!
If UGA fires Richt, they will regret it.
Crazy UGA
October 11th, 2012
11:50 am
And I’m not even a UGA fan, so I think that means I am not a “blind homer”…
78Dawg
October 11th, 2012
11:53 am
You mean it took film study to find out they got their butts whipped? Face it the season is over. SC will not lose 2 games. I’m sick of all the preseason hype just to be let down when the games begin.
e burrell
October 11th, 2012
11:55 am
Playing a true freshman at tackle in the SEC is a joke. Poor program management and recruitment of quality numbers. Your fullback is a walk-on that no div 1 school offered and thats who we are throwing the ball to. He is a good blocker but limited in his skilled set. Makes you wonder what Samuel was thinking on the sideline. BOOBOO or McClendon. SOS DIFFERENT YEAR.
prpldawg
October 11th, 2012
11:57 am
MARINE DOG: I agree. Plays at the goal line weere totally predictable. Don’t quick hitters work better when you flat cannot hold the block? As for using the TE, is there a reason we wer afraid to throw to accomplished 6-8 and 6-6 TE’s, even at the goal line. Did the staff thing 190# WR was going to catch ball at the 2 and run over thjose 230# LBs for a TD?
AS for the energy, I go back to the days of the start of the Junkyard Dawg. They earned respect by playing super -hard, withsuper-energy and — this is a cussword now–OVERACHIEVING.Did not always win, but usually did, and did NOT QUIT. I HAVE HEARD ON TV/RADIO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE BLAST THE DAWGS EFFORT/ATTITUDE: HERBSTREIT AND MUNSBURGER-ESPN, CECIL HURT ( WRITER FOR BIRMINGHAM PAPER), TREVOR MEDDICH-ESPN.
It’s a sad day in Athens. Time to fix the leaking boat.
Kingdaddy
October 11th, 2012
11:57 am
Snoop
I want Richt to acknowledge he let the team down with a flawed gameplan. Too many holes not plugged. It always looked like they had more players on the field than us. Spurrier is his MASTER and owns UGA because of him. If you don’t believe that, then explain the thumping we just took by a team we owned before he became our coach. We will see that it’s fixed, whatever it takes. With or without Richt …
LowcountryDawg
October 11th, 2012
11:58 am
Ray Charles could step in Richts place with his talent and easy schedule and win 8-10 games each year.
Primus Pilus 41
October 11th, 2012
11:58 am
Anybody found Kirby Smart’s phone number yet?
Crazy UGA
October 11th, 2012
12:00 pm
And UGA DOES think its winning the championship every year. With Richt, you have previously had the chance (got screwed whenever LSU won), and you still do every year. Every program has its swings. But for this year, I would be shocked if they lost another game.
ARdawg
October 11th, 2012
12:01 pm
Crazy UGA
Not even a fan? Then shut your pie hole. Georgia fans have already been through this as most recently as 2 years ago. There isn’t much to regret in firing Richt but mediocre seasons year in and year out. He has proven his inability to win at the higher level where championships are won. Many fans have tired of it and for a Tech homer to add his worthless opinion just agitates an already sore spot. You should be blitching on your own blogs. Your team and high school coach is much worse than ours
LowcountryDawg
October 11th, 2012
12:02 pm
I would love to sit down with St. Richt one on one and say coach we have all the $, facilities,and every resource available to give you the ability to WIN big games. Why is it that we continue to recruit top notch talent, 1st picks in NFL, etc. and yet you are unable to win the big games, not to mention playing in a NC?
ARdawg
October 11th, 2012
12:03 pm
Kingdaddy
That ain’t going to happen. He honestly believe he coached a good game. “We just got whipped”. Had absolutely nothing to do with coaching
dale
October 11th, 2012
12:05 pm
Snoop wrote:
“If the UGA football team doesn’t show up against Florida like they didn’t show up against South Carolina, then Mark Richt should be fired before the fans get back home from Jacksonville.”
McGarity should advise CMR of this now. GA/FL needs to be treated as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, a contender’s one shot at the belt. If you can make a respectable showing with these players, there’s no need to continue.
Mobile Dawg
October 11th, 2012
12:05 pm
Kingdaddy, you will never hear Richt accept “ANY” personal responsibility. I want him gone. I will take two or three years of rebuilding if necessary. Don’t think it will take that long with the core of talent we have though.
Joey
October 11th, 2012
12:05 pm
Crazy UGA, I don’t give a crap what Texas has or hasn’t done. I never ever go into a season expecting a championship of any kind.
What I do expect of UGA though, with the world of talent we have, is that we are competitive with any and every team we play.
And that rarely has happened since ‘05. Blowout after blowout – Fulmer, Kiffin, Myer, Saban, Miles, Peterson, and Spurrier have all beaten a Richt led UGA team in blowour fashion. Not to mention Richt lost embarrassingly to huge underdogs Vandy, Kentucky, Miss St, Colorado, and UCF.
Congrats for now being embarrassed by that crap. We are being laughted at by the sports media.
If UGA doesn’t convince Richt to retire gracefully soon, they will regret it.
DirtRoadDawg
October 11th, 2012
12:06 pm
The problem is that Richt & his staff are teaching these kids that losing is acceptable and to forget and move on. These kids are ALL top notch SEC athletes! At this level the loser mentality is not OK. Richt needs to make it clear to players & coaches that winning is the ONLY option in Athens.
I remember watching Tim Tebow in 2009, during a press conference after losing to Ole’ Miss, give a emotional apology & vow to Gator fans to never loss another game. That’s the mentality that Richt & staff needs to instill in Athens! This we loss it’s OK, move on mentality wont win ball games in the SEC.
Saben wins because he made it clear to players & coaches that losing is not exceptable.
The emotion and winning mentality is missing. Until CMR & staff figure this out UGA will continue to waste 5 star talent & lose against ranked teams.
Kingdaddy
October 11th, 2012
12:07 pm
UGA will survive. What doesn’t kill ya, makes you stronger. We just need CMR to man-up and make some changes to his game-plan, both sides of the ball. But he does need, to admit we have problems first. From what I’ve read, he thinks we’re fine….
Hanky Panky
October 11th, 2012
12:08 pm
UGA: HIRE JON GRUDEN FOR UGA HEAD COACH.
DRAFT JON GRUDEN. MAKE THE CALL. MAKE IT HAPPEN.
DAWG NATION: START THE MOVEMENT. JON GRUDEN FOR UGA HEAD COACH.
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JB
October 11th, 2012
12:13 pm
In the reading the paper Sunday of Columbia, there were several quotes to back up what MarineDawg is saying. They said the set of the OL and RB told them what was coming and they were right 90% of the time. That’s like the time Lane kiffen in his one year at Tenn said before beating us…” We know what they do, you just got to line up and stop it. They did. Carolina did. When Our wives can predict most plays, you know we are in trouble.
JB
October 11th, 2012
12:17 pm
KingDaddy….He’s checked out. The slide the last 4 years in no accident. Our Athletes win the games we win…. always against weaker foes. Richt has not beat a team with more than 9 season wins since 2006. We are going on four years without a big win. Florida last year was not a big win. They were selling ” honk if you’ve beat Florida” bumper stickers down there last year. I watched the Fla/LSU replay. Florida is a load.
DirtRoadDawg
October 11th, 2012
12:26 pm
“Effort is between you, and you, and nobody else. So that team that thinks it’s ready to see you, they think what they’ve seen on film, they ain’t saw what film shows, because every day is a new day. Every moment is a new moment. So now you’ve got to go out and show them that I’m a different creature now, then I was five minutes ago, cause I’m pissed off for greatness. Cause if you ain’t pissed off for greatness, that just means you’re okay with being mediocre, and ain’t no man in here okay with just basic.” – Ray Lewis
Mobile Dawg
October 11th, 2012
12:27 pm
Agree with JB @ 12:17. The only real choice we have is to voice our opinion, and stop the support until a change is made. Some would live with the mediocrity, I think most are ready to move on.
HoneyBadger Has the Munchies
October 11th, 2012
12:29 pm
Food for thought….Made a lot of sense to only play a true freshman (Theus) on Clowney with not much help. We don’t throw to our tight ends so why not let them stay in and block???? like they have been doing. The tight end position at UGA has become non existant. Food for thought.