I stand by my argument...

sadlerdawg wrote:

KD, I agreed the O would be better and more productive with AJ, I just knew that it would not be nearly enough to overcome the ineptitude of this "coaching staff".

I agree about the coaching.

I have some sturdy rope and a nice tree.

The worst thing about this is that you know Richt is going to say how proud he is of our boys and how no changes will be made because we are so close to turning things around.

UGAChemDawg wrote:

The worst thing about this is that you know Richt is going to say how proud he is of our boys and how no changes will be made because we are so close to turning things around.

Correct, chemdawg--what do we know anyway??? According to richt (I refuse to even capitalize his name any more) we are just a bunch of stupid fans who've never been in the arena anyway and don't understand football.

Refuse to argue AJ again but 2 things and I will shut up about him. 1. AJ basically only played one half of the game. 2. When we were down 14-3, who was responsible for getting us to 17-14 in less than a qtr?.......he hardly played after that because of the cramps.

We are a bad team AND unlucky as well.

Watch Bama....that's how you play football......CU wouldn't have scored on Bama.

wlayton wrote:

Refuse to argue AJ again but 2 things and I will shut up about him. 1. AJ basically only played one half of the game. 2. When we were down 14-3, who was responsible for getting us to 17-14 in less than a qtr?.......he hardly played after that because of the cramps.

We are a bad team AND unlucky as well.

Watch Bama....that's how you play football......CU wouldn't have scored on Bama.

Agree wlayton, now I'll say two things and be done. We still got outcoached, because AJ was back in for the final couple of series that went nowhere, because their coaches made adjustments for him. Second, I'm just wondering...were those cramps menstrual????