Really Coach

Over my Saturday morning coffee, read this coach speak. . . .not in step with Coach Chizik and others. I watched a piece of film or two and came away with a totally different view.

www.ajc.com/sports/uga/chizik-labeling-f...ey-dirty-798383.html

I saw that yesterday, Buc. Didn't read it then, I'll opt out now as well. I get enough misdirection, flim-flam and garbage listening to our own coach, certainly don't need to hear it from other's coaches!!!

sadlerdawg wrote:

I saw that yesterday, Buc. Didn't read it then, I'll opt out now as well. I get enough misdirection, flim-flam and garbage listening to our own coach, certainly don't need to hear it from other's coaches!!!

Football and football coaches have changed a lot sadlerdawg, not quite sure for the better.

Will be watching the high school game today on NBC. See if any of the prospects are heading our way, lost one to Auburn and Alabama in the Under Armour tilt. Looks like the two Bama schools have things their way at the present. Maybe Mick will change that, and soon.

From a persoanl view, don't think the following is going to aid us in pulling IC to Athens. Players leaving for the NFL that played for Saban have nothing but positive remarks about Bama and the Crimson Tide.

Alabama running back Mark Ingram, wide receiver Julio Jones, and defensive lineman Marcell Dareus announced Friday they will leave school to enter the NFL Draft.

Ingram won the Heisman Trophy in 2009, when Alabama won the BCS National Championship. He missed time early this season while recovering from knee surgery, and was limited to 875 yards and 13 touchdowns in 11 games. He called his time with the Crimson Tide the best experience of his life.

"I will never forget it," Ingram said. "Alabama will always have a special place in my heart. I will always bleed crimson."

Haven't seen comments like that coming out of Athens. Maybe there is a reason.