Allen Koholic
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I think even if we lose to them, he's a goner.
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I wouldn't go that far. SC use to suck ass. UGA has never sucked ass, maybe sniffed ass but never sucked it.
squib kick was the right call, and sure as hell didn't lose that game, we WON that game despite numerous attempts to have it stolen from us.
I so hope they fire Reicht this season. UGa is a better job than Miami, VT, and USCe but not significantly better that they can underpay. With so many P5 openings this year, the market is going to be high. And a lot of those schools are going to hire duds and get stuck with the payout down the road.
Be careful what you wish for. Georgia doesn't hire Gailey's or Bill Lewises.
Be careful what you wish for. Georgia doesn't hire Gailey's or Bill Lewises.
Be careful what you wish for. Georgia doesn't hire Gailey's or Bill Lewises.
By all appearances, Schottenheimer appears to be Offensive Coordinator level Pat Nix.
squib kick was the right call, and sure as hell didn't lose that game, we WON that game despite numerous attempts to have it stolen from us.
Since Chubb got hurt, there hasn't been a lot to work with. I mean, when your QBs are Greyson Lambert (how is that not the perfect name for every alleged male student at UVa?), Brice Ramsey and the running sofa, and you have one proven wide receiver, not a lot you can do. Maybe they've fallen out of love with Keith Marshall or they're just afraid he'll get hurt again.
And Georgia's ballyhooed offensive line full of returning starters hasn't been great shakes, either. Hey ... that kinda sounds familiar .... hmmm ....
squib kick was the right call, and sure as hell didn't lose that game, we WON that game despite numerous attempts to have it stolen from us.
Are you suggesting they were overrated?? Where's my shockface??
Seriously, I agree with you. When Chubb went down, they lost a leg of the table, and its been wobbly ever since.
To be clear, change is coming at Georgia. It might not be today or even this week, but it’s coming. And we’re not talking about just the quarterback position or the offensive line.
Georgia’s issues at the moment are chiefly with the offense, but it goes beyond that. There is general dysfunction and dissension not only within the team but also within the football staff.
Richt has been issued a directive to fix it, according to several people familiar with the situation. His ability to do that over these final four weeks of the season — as the Bulldogs play Kentucky on Saturday and Auburn, Georgia Southern and Georgia Tech after that — will determine not only the futures of some of the coaches on his staff, but Richt’s as well.
Be careful what you wish for. Georgia doesn't hire Gailey's or Bill Lewises.