Guess the context of this quote

[mm42]

Here's a quote with a few details removed:

"As always, they were much bigger and much, much deeper than [our team]. They always will be, too. You can count on that, I'm afraid. . . . Two of the [reasons are other schools] recruiting a certain type of athlete that [our school] cannot talk to, and also keeping the athletes in school once they get them there. Those two things are impossible to overcome."


Questions:

1) Who said the above quote?

2) What school was he talking about?

3) Who was the other "impossible to overcome" school?

 

[gtyellowjackets]

1) DB or Dodd
2)GT
3) VT/UGA or Ala

 

[gtfan088]

I know it is about UGA after the whole Jan Kemp fiasco. I think it was Hugh Durham or maybe Larry Munson or whatever his name is.

 

[mm42]

gtfan088 is correct.

Larry Munson said it, about UGA's disadvantage compared to Auburn, in the wake of reforms at UGA post-Kemp.

That's a handy quote to pull out if any UGAy ninnies try to tell you academic restrictions do not exist or do not make a difference.