Return of the \"shon?\"

GaBoi wrote:

charlestondawg wrote:

AJ will be in the NFL next year, so no need to worry about him - he may save us a few times again as he's already done this season, but can't blame him for leaving with the crap he's facing this season.

please tell me your joking. and what \"crap\" is he facing! he is getting all the attention he deserves!!!

What Im sure he means is that AJ should be on sportscenter every night but of course with the crappy state of the team hes just the shiniest turd in the punch bowl.

ugaa wrote:

What Im sure he means is that AJ should be on sportscenter every night but of course with the crappy state of the team hes just the shiniest turd in the punch bowl.

Well put ugaa. pretty much right on the money.

Murray will be the QB next year. LG needs to play THIS year because he will sit behind Murray starting next year.

At least we found our RB in Ealey. The kid is going to be a good one. Runs similar to KM, just not as physical yet.

GaBoi wrote:



please tell me your joking. and what \"crap\" is he facing! he is getting all the attention he deserves!!![/quote]

The crap he's facing is our pathetic team and a qb that misses him 50% of the times when he's open. He deserves national spotlight, and he isn't going to get it with a team not even ranked. Pretty much what ugaa said.

UGAChemDawg wrote:

This season is done.

If this season is done, quit watching games. Here's what you might miss:

- In 2006, after four losses (including to Vandy and Kentucky) the season was done. All Georgia did after that was rattle off three straight victories against Auburn (37-15), Georgia Tech (who had just clinched their first-ever division championship and fielded a much better team than we did) and Virginia Tech (by coming back from a 21-3 deficit against the #1 defense in the country)

- In 2007, after two conference losses within the division, the season was done. All Georgia did after that was win every single game they played after that, destroying Florida, Auburn, Georgia Tech and Hawai'i in the process.

That's just recent history folks. There are twelve games in a season, not five.

charlestondawg wrote:

AJ will be in the NFL next year, so no need to worry about him - he may save us a few times again as he's already done this season, but can't blame him for leaving with the crap he's facing this season.

How many times does this need to be stated: A.J. Green CANNOT leave Georgia after this year. He is a true sophomore and Maurice Clarett already proved you cannot leave until you have at least three post-high school years. Period. Stop saying A.J. is going to leave. He cannot leave, unless he does not want to be drafted but DOES want to lose his remaining two years of college eligibility.

I don't understand this board. We spend the entire off-season telling Oklahoma State fans that the SEC is the greatest conference in any sport at any level, and then we complain when we lose a close game to another SEC opponent, who just happens to be the #4 team in the country. Lighten up, people! It's a loss! It's a damn painful loss, the worst one for me since the loss to Florida in 2002, but all the same: losses happen. If Joe Cox and A.J. Green and Washaun Ealey and Caleb King and Mike Bobo and Willie Martinez and Mark Richt all say \"the season's over\" the way a LOT of Georgia fans are, then you can forget about the Vols; we'll lose to Tennessee Tech.

We still have all three major rivals yet to play, folks. Silly as it seems, the Eastern division is still within reach, if we win out. The season IS NOT OVER until the last seconds tick off the clock in Atlanta on November 28th. Until then, in my book, you're either in or you're out.

In? Or out?