Tired of being EMBARRASSED

born2bAdawg wrote:

I'm tired of having to agree with people that WE SUCK instead of disagreeing with them.

Yep....that too.



(good point)

One ,more example of coaching. Late in the game, with us needing to get the ball back,when the clock stopped because the runner was out of bounds , WE call timeout on defense; then, when the clock STARTS, we let it run down .

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BulldogShannon wrote:

One ,more example of coaching. Late in the game, with us needing to get the ball back,when the clock stopped because the runner was out of bounds , WE call timeout on defense; then, when the clock STARTS, we let it run down .

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Actually believe they called him in bounds but the announcers said out of bounds. He looked to be done before the sideline to me too. But still, I seen other bad clock management......against UCF we should be so far ahead that things like that wouldn't matter.

blogs.ajc.com/uga-sports-blog/2011/01/04...d-on-senior-plaques/

It appears someone had plaques made with a 7-6 record. Oops.

Georgia distributed plaques to its senior football players at its annual awards gala last month with 7-6 inscribed as the team’s record, even though the Bulldogs were 6-6 at the time.

Central Florida heard about that and naturally took umbrage, considering it a sign that Georgia was taking the Knights lightly and presuming a Liberty Bowl victory.

Not so, according to Georgia, which says it routinely includes a bowl victory in the record on the senior plaques and then makes a revision in the event of a loss.

“Did not have anything to do with taking UCF lightly,” Georgia associate athletic director Claude Felton said in an e-mail today. “Every year we present the senior plaques at our football Gala, which is always held before the bowl game. One line on the plate is the season record, and we always list it with a win in the upcoming bowl game.

“If we lose the game, we replace the plate. We’ve done that 14 straight years and only had to replace the plate three times.”

Central Florida, of course, beat Georgia 10-6 in the Liberty Bowl — Georgia’s first loss in its past five bowl appearances and third in its past 14, dating to 1997. So Georgia’s 23 seniors will be getting new plates bearing the 2010 team’s accurate record: 6-7.

Estimated cost of the revision is $200.

It would be funny if the whole football program were not so embarrassing.

Yo kd

Just another example on not paying attention to the details - be it a plaque or another teams coach letting you score so they can get the ball back or an onside kick to start the 2nd half

Last couple of days having been reminded that it is time to move on, some agreeing and others not. Thought I would pull this thread up as a reminder that opinions change and for whatever reason, sometimes it brings a mixed message.

This is a thread that I read every post, again just trying to get a feel if maybe myself and some others here are possibly stepping out of bounds.

You be the judge on whether or not it is time to get off of the administrations butt and let them free wheel it. We patted them on the back when things were good, yes that is true. Does that not give us the right to also question, not once, but over and over again the same mistakes being made over and over again.

Yes I understand that these folks have been thrown out of the foxhole. Whose fault is that? Why were these changes made recently, and on a large scale? My opinion is that there are many of us out here that are tired of being led around like Sheeples and we stood up and said no more. Will continue to say no more until those in power get it right.

Read the entire thread, does not take that long and maybe we will see where a lot of folks stood a few weeks back.

sadlerdawg wrote:

AM looked like a HS QB today because if I knew every play we were going to call, I'm sure UCF did too, and it's easy to key in on the QB when you pass EVERY first down and do a shotgun draw play EVERY 3rd and long. And could somebody PLEASE explain to Bozo, or Richt, or whoever's calling our "plays" that if you are no threat to run, a play action is just wasting time and a receiver for the QB.

What sadlerdawg said has nothing to do with hiring a nutrition person at this point, it has to do with what is and has been happening in Athens for far too long.