Wow, did the wind direction change?

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14 years 10 months ago #32428 by Buc
Replied by Buc on topic Re:Wow, did the wind direction change?
AllDawgs5 wrote:

Very well said. I don't think there is any disputing that. That is why I love this board. I am not for a HC change right yet, but that is not to say that I am not becoming tired of losing. It sucks. I also understand where Buc, and the guys are coming from. He just wants to see expectations fulfilled and I don't blame him. That is what we all should want. Can't argue that coaching has not played a role in some of the unexplainable losses over the years because it has. I just believe that every coach has lost some games that they shouldn't have. I also believe that some questionable coaches have won to many games (Les Miles, the man I am taking to Vegas on the next trip). Luck has something to do with it, and I believe Richt hasn't gotten much.

At the end of the day, we all love our Dawgs, and I don't think anyone can question that.

As far as recruiting, we just need to keep winning.

GO DAWGS


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14 years 10 months ago #32442 by LimeyDawg
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Go Dawgs....well, she did say so.

I think the thing about the discussion and discord is that there is likely no right answer. There is a risk/reward factor with every decision that happens going forward. Personally, I think we have to have accountability at the top. This game is a hard task master, and the downside is steep and fast. I think perhaps that our particular viewpoint is jaded because our expectations require immediate gratification (immediate being relative, but pretty damned soon is a good stand in), and we either start winning now, or heads roll now (or pretty damned soon.) That's the fans' perspective. The university, understandably, has a longer time frame for action, but god forbid that changes don't happen soon. I can't stand the idea that a "Goffization of Richt" period might be upon us. Bottom line for me: win or go.

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