From Athens Sunday Afternoon

wlayton wrote:

Buc and sadlerdawg, here's a different take on KM from my source. Not saying I agree with him but he is pretty knowledgable and pretty sharp.......


"I think they should avoid playing him if possible. The season’s half-way over, and he’s not going to play over King and Ealey, assuming that King is only suspended for a game or so. I think he’ll be a serviceable back, but he’s not a superstar."

Definitely sound reasoning, wlayton, however, I don't think the other KM would have seen much playing time his RS freshman year had Lumpkin and Brown not gotten hurt, so why not play this KM? If he's a superstar, he'll leave after 3 years anyway like KM and this year is wasted, if not, what's lost? A servicable back for 3 and half years as opposed to 4. Just my $.02.

Play him.
Don't write off the season yet.

Like your math.. play him.

sadlerdawg wrote:

wlayton wrote:

Buc and sadlerdawg, here's a different take on KM from my source. Not saying I agree with him but he is pretty knowledgable and pretty sharp.......


"I think they should avoid playing him if possible. The season’s half-way over, and he’s not going to play over King and Ealey, assuming that King is only suspended for a game or so. I think he’ll be a serviceable back, but he’s not a superstar."

Definitely sound reasoning, wlayton, however, I don't think the other KM would have seen much playing time his RS freshman year had Lumpkin and Brown not gotten hurt, so why not play this KM? If he's a superstar, he'll leave after 3 years anyway like KM and this year is wasted, if not, what's lost? A servicable back for 3 and half years as opposed to 4. Just my $.02.

Right.....geez, if KM does turn out to only be a serviceable RB, so what?.......that's what we have right now anyway. Play him.

Agree with the play KM, for sure. Maybe he will turn out to be more than some expect.

We had another freshman start against Tennessee, right guard Kenarious Gates, 6-5, 305 pounds. Watched film on him against UT, brothers, we have a man mountain dean in the making. Really impressed with his play.

Was beginning to worry just a bit about the offensive line, then watched King run on KG's right side, KG was moving folks and King was making yardage.

Fred Munzenmaier, normally a fullback, will “absolutely” be getting work at tailback, according to Richt.