From Athens-Game Day Friday # 11

Wow wlayton . . . . Bill Herron. Thanks.

yankeedawg1 wrote: Buc as you and Steve as well as others have correctly pointed out.

Money drives Georgia football.... And... The quest for more.....

As you also noted time to turn the page......

However, Removing MR is not going to fix the money

Mindset.....new coach will fall in step and learn the drill

If he is able to win big games that's a bonus for the fans

Go Dawgs

yankeedawg1, averagedawg posted the real answer to money in post #12. You have probably already read the post, thought the post fit the conversation well.

I believe most on this board know what needs to be done. Not many sites carrying the message as strongly as Dawgs.com.

Think that M&M are beginning to follow this board, not a bad thing. Why? Because as averagedawg said, money falls in line with success. M&M are all about success. Believe that is what all of us are looking for.

I mention Kimberley Nash on occasion. I make it a point to read her articles.

Spot on again concerning tight ends.

www.dawgnation.com/football/recruiting/n...tories-of-the-week-7

And this . . . .

Some $1 million has been invested to improve payments systems at concessions stands, and efforts will be made to improve restrooms in the 86-year-old stadium, McGarity said.

Above paragraph pulled from the article below.

Seems more and more fans are tired of the same spin that has occurred too often since Richt/McGarity came together.


www.dawgnation.com/football/team-news/at...s-as-dogs-disappoint

I am sure Eason is a fine athlete.

Aaron Murray was the consummate college qb.
His success cannot be attributed to Richt.
Far from it, Murray was a better coach than Richt.

averagedawg wrote: I am sure Eason is a fine athlete.

Aaron Murray was the consummate college qb.
His success cannot be attributed to Richt.
Far from it, Murray was a better coach than Richt.

Still crosses my mind averagedawg thinking back to the game in Atlanta against Alabama.

AM hurrying down the field, arms up, trying to get some understanding as to what the head coach wanted to do after he and the team had marched into the Alabama red zone. Our head coach does not appear to be a quick thinker on his feet in making game winning decisions. This is just one instance, we know there are more.

AM could leave the NFL and take over at Georgia, produce positive results. He was allowed to change plays at the line like no other Georgia quarterback has ever done. Richt did not get that kind of experience in college. Fact.

Going to sound the warning again . . . . Jim McElwain has the gators ready to take over the SEC East. Many talented young men that would not give muschamp the time of day, now flocking to receive a scholarship offer from McElwain. Believe more and more that our head coach is going to go into another gator slump.